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It is my desire if not my duty to try to talk to your journeymen with some candor about

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what is happening to radio and television.

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Our history will be what we make of it.

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And if there are any historians about 50 or 100 years from now, and there should be preserved

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the kinoscopes of one week of all three networks, they will find recorded in black and

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white and in color.

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Evidence of decadence, escapism, and insulation from the realities of the world in which

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we live.

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We are currently wealthy, fat, comfortable, and complacent.

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We have a built-in allergy to unpleasant or disturbing information.

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Our mass media reflect this, but unless we get up off our fats or pluses and recognize

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that television in the main is being used to distract, delude, amuse, and insulators.

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Then television and those who finance it, those who look at it, and those who work

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at it.

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I see a totally different picture to light.

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You know, I think it's exactly what the Beastie boys need, you know, a little more

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ability in there, sabotaging the cooks, the cooks match with the Beastie boys, steady source

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code episode number 755 coming to you from the affluent suburb of Surrey known as Gulford, we're

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here in the curry manner up in the attic everybody how you doing another beauty full day, not

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a cloud, it's all the nines cavo k, for those of you just turning into the show, that means

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that all the nines is super visibility 10 kilometers and cavo k ceiling and visibility

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Hey, I've got most of the, most of the hum out of the, out of the signal, out of the processing,

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you know, yesterday I discovered by some chance that the DVI connector to my monitor is,

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is the cause actually of a whole bunch of troubles, giving enormous static and I'm trying

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to figure out how to get away from that, and a couple of different suggestions came in,

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I really like this one that I got from Mike Ackels, just try clipping a ferrite ring to

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the lead, these can be most bought at most radio-shack type stores, maplens in the UK ferrite

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I've seen those, it's one of those kind of like the, you know, the big plastic bump that

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kind of clamps over the wire, that's crazy man, it's not even touching the wires, it's

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just around it and that should reduce it, so I'll go out later, if I don't go out

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today, I'm going to go out early tomorrow morning, go to the, to the music store, see if

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they have that there, otherwise I'll have to find myself a maplens pretty quickly, really

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pissed off about this, I cannot believe that this is happening in our country, that would

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be the United States that in this case, in an announcement, check this out, that puts troops

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in their families in the middle of a political dispute, a Pentagon spokesman said yesterday,

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this was Tuesday, the army will not be able to pay soldiers after June 15th unless Congress

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approves an emergency war funding bill, they, they're not going to be able to make payroll

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to our boys and girls, our men and women sitting in the freaking desert, and now the, and

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you look, first of all, of course they're going to be able to make payroll because the money

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will come from somewhere, we just print some up, but to turn them into such a political

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tool, it's just about the worst thing I can imagine, and I am, I'm personally just outraged

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by this, and so now, the Bush administration is using this, as I said, as a political

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tool, oh, please, hold on, so go away, don't call me now, I can't deal with you, sorry,

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I didn't have the phone near me, so I had to get up and silence it. Anyway, back to this,

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so army payroll accounts are running dry faster than expected, if Congress does not act

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by May 26, quote, will have to come back to them and ask them for permission to reprogram

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money, check this out, reprogram money, so that we can take money from some of the other services,

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Navy, Air Force, and use those payroll dollars to pay the army, does anyone else see how

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fucked up this is and how incredibly wrong this is, I mean, how could we ever get to this spot?

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All right, Congress, it's really down to you, as far as I'm concerned, you're the guys

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they're going to have to show some backbone and come up with a solution, what's it going to

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come down to? What is it going to be at the end of the day? I'm, I'm flabbergasted, absolutely

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flabbergasted by this, flabbergasted, gobsmacked, that's the one. Oh, there's some other horrible

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stuff I gotta tell you about, but, but everything that came in yesterday, email, voicemail, comments,

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it's about the news, actually I'm going to, why don't I just roll this comment you'll hear about it,

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because I love it when I'm right. Hey, I don't this is Richard and Claygate,

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and that you'd like to be proved right of now and again, so here's another chance, and also time

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for me to eat a slice of humble pie. The report I had today from Detective Chief Inspector,

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meet Neville, the net police officer in charge of, I didn't let me help one of these,

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the visual images, identifications, and detections office, that's called Unyard,

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because rather disappointing that perhaps unsurprising verdict is that massive investment in CCTV cameras

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to prevent crime in the UK has failed to have a significant impact despite billions of pounds

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spent on the new technology. Ah, oh my goodness, you don't say. So wait a minute, you're going

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to tell me that all of those cameras are actually not solving crime, millions of cameras,

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billions of pounds invested, not actually solving crime. Uncobsmacked again. I need 3% of

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street rubber President London was sold, using CCTV images, despite the fact that Britain has

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more security cameras than any other country in Europe. And can you guess what a DCI naval

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plans to do about this? Oh yes, I had more control over us to try and justify the massive spending.

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He wants to build a new database of images, which is expected to be a technology developed

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by the sports advertising industry to track them out into face offenders, put images of suspects

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in muttings, rape, and robbery cases out on the internet for the next month, that's suspects.

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And above the national CCTV database, incorporating pictures of computer defenders as well as unidentified

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suspects. The plans for this have been drawn up, but on hold, well, that technology required to

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carry out automators searches is refined. As much more on the card games website, but I thought

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you'd appreciate this. Yeah, for now. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, ain't that interesting.

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Of course, I know exactly what they're going to do now. So now they're saying,

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we're going to build a database, which I believe is built on sports database technology,

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where you want to find a certain player, so it'll be by characteristics, such as what he's

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wearing. I think actually, I think those image recognition technologies are helped tremendously by

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the fact that the players have numbers on their chest and on their back. But they're going to use

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this to be able to track people doing bad things. That could be you. That could be me as well.

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And I guess build up. I just, it sounds like shit. It sounds like an incredible pie in this guy.

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Good luck building that. In the meantime, you've wasted billions of pounds of our money of

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taxpayers money. And it's not doing anything. I believe the actual number is that all this money

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has resulted in solving 3% of all of Britain's crimes. 3% think of all the money. Why

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should put some more cops on the street, dude? And now I'm reading all these stories about this. This

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is a big thing. Everyone's talking about this and everyone's really laughing about it because

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it's just not doing anything. So you have choices here. You can, yeah, you can store it all in a

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database. That's another billion-dollar billion-pound project to bring in Oracle and Microsoft and

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other consultancies. And they'll all rip you off. It'll never result in anything. You could, of

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course, alternatively open it up. Connect all these cameras to the internet. That will be an

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interesting experiment. It would certainly be something novel. So we all could watch each other.

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And thirdly, I don't think there is third option, actually. We sell the entire kitten

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caboodle to Mark Burnett and turn Britain into a worldwide reality show. Something like that.

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I'm sure it's going to be used to track down abusers of cannabis. Actually, for some reason,

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I lost the page. I had it all cut up. I told you that here in the UK, Gordon Brown has said,

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well, or at least the administration of the Labor Parliament has said,

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well, you know, we're going to reclassify cannabis. We're going to turn it back into a

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class B drug. Here it is. I've got it. BBC News. I'll put a link in the show notes at dailysourcecode.com.

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Jackie Smith, who is the home secretary, says, because of increased strength of some types of cannabis,

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she wanted to reverse 20 blares 2004 downgrading of the drug to class C. It has to go back to class B.

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And there's lies in here. Lies lies lies lies lies. Let's see. Miss Smith said

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that the new skunk varieties, skunk varieties, which has been around for 30 years,

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accounted for 80% of the cannabis seized on the streets and here this comes. And the drug was nearly

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three times stronger than in 1995. Oh, could you please quantify that for me, Miss Smith,

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qualify? And if so, tell me where to get some. Hell is wrong with you.

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A little side box here on the BBC web page. Skunk. So called because it has a very strong smell.

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I think cannabis is always smelled pretty strong. Oh, another factoid from your BBC three times

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stronger than other types of cannabis. It's a lie. Quantify it. Come on. How do you can't even

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measure it? Oh, contains much higher levels of the active ingredient, touch a hydro cannabinol

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THC. Now accounts for between 70 and 80% of samples seized by police and six years ago,

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it only accounted for 15% of the samples. Yeah, it's good herb, man. So anyway, let me just

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tell you about these classes. That is a nice little box they put here. So class C,

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which includes currently cannabis, tranquilizers, some painkillers, Gamahydroxybutyrate,

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which is known as GHB or the date rape drug, the date rape drug is in class C. That's the thing

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that you need to put in class A and ketamine, which I've never tried either, but I think that's

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what they call special K essentially. It's a horse tranquilizer too. I've seen people K it out.

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That's not okay. Cannabis has no business in that with these other, I think horrible drugs.

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Possession of class C drugs can get you up to two years in prison or an unlimited fine or both.

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Oops, an unlimited fine. And dealing can get you up to 14 years in prison or an unlimited fine

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or both. Now class B, which is where cannabis is moving towards, that's where we find end

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fedemins, things like riddle in and full codine, I have no idea what that is.

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Seems like that seems more like class C stuff to me. If you want to go shoot up with

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you know, steroids and shit, that can get you up to five years in prison or an unlimited

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fine or both. Dealing is the same 14 years class A is where we find X to C, LSD, heroin, cocaine,

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crack, magic, rub mush, mushrooms, and injected end fedemins. Possession up to seven years in prison

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or an unlimited fine or both. Dealing up to life. Hey, hey, hey, hey. Well, I agree there.

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But I don't know. And this doesn't seem like they've classified this properly. And of course,

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the travesty is let me see if I can find it. The reports as a report that came out that was

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actually commissioned by Gordon Brown, the evidence suggested a probable but weak casual link

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between psychotic illness, including schizophrenia and cannabis use. However, in the population

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as a whole, it played only a modest role in the development of these conditions. Council

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chairman sir Michael Rawlings told BBC Radio's for World One, the strength of things like

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scunk hasn't really changed very much over the last few years, but it's now more widely used.

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The question of potency is a very complex area. Absolutely. This is just, just pisses me off.

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Well, we'll just have to go with the flow, I guess. Let me see Jack calls in

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some about the iPhones. Hey, Adam, it's Jack. I thought I'd update you with some area,

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something within my area of savant expertise. And that being the iPhone, I heard you mentioned,

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and I don't know, DSC, 1051 or two or something like that. You know, you're waiting for the

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3G iPhone. And I can't report that at least in the area that I live on the beautiful sunny

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West Side of Florida, the Apple Store that's nearby is completely out of iPhones.

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Yeah, I've heard these reports. I've been reading them around that, and that's of course,

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everyone, you know, that's fueling the speculation that the 3G iPhone is on the way. I think

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Apple actually said that the 3G iPhone is on the way. And there's been some pictures that

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popped up here and there. But of course, the first thing you want to do is get rid of all the

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old stocks. So I think Jack has an inside line to probably an AT&T store, and that's what

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it's basing is knowledge on, which is a telling thing. Here at the great Death Star Wireless

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Communications Store where I work, we're kind of running low. We still have some, but they seem

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to be being replenished. Hey, man, you run a low. You got some supply, baby. At a slower pace.

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Yeah, I, I, when I was in Los Angeles, I had a couple hours to kill on Saturday before I had

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to take my flight home. And I walked to an AT&T store, and I looked at the iPhones and I held

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them in my hand. And I'm like, you know, I wouldn't mind just having one just until the next one

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comes out. And it was really difficult. And that, you know, of course, they're already a hundred bucks

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cheaper than they were initially worth to several hundred dollars cheaper. I resisted the urge, though.

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And so it's probably gonna be Harrison. And, um, but you, man, seven and a half hours not being

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a lot enough continuous usage time. Well, let me just quantify that because, um, I don't believe

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cell phone manufacturers really are honest about how long their devices last on a single battery

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charge. I've never, and actually the Nokia E61, I really gets me two full days of full blast,

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whatever I need to do. And of course, I'm not sitting there doing seven hours worth of phone calls,

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but yeah, I have phone calls that last an hour or two hours. Absolutely, conference calls all the time.

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And I want to do it on a mobile so I can walk around. And that will pretty much just start to

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delete the iPhone to add to that, um, that I have the Wi-Fi on and it's either searching or connected.

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It, uh, it just, it can't hack it, dude. And, you know, of course, the minute you use the browser,

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the backlight comes on, all the stuff that drains the battery. So, I really need a much longer

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charge. I need something like the E61 eye. That really completes my day. On the phone, you're free,

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can I? I mean, yeah, four hours. I was just getting used to talk time as a bad as long as

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most cell phones last seven hours on the internet, getting email, making phone calls,

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watching video is a long time. And, uh, by a car charger, you know? That's exactly what I

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don't want by a car charge. That's what I see. Everyone with an iPhone has got a freaking car

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charger. Oh, let me just plug in my iPhone because, you know, it's running all empty again.

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By a battery pack. Yeah. Oh, by a battery pack. Let me see, uh, non exchangeable,

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can't put a new one in the iPhone. The 3G one isn't going to last any longer, I wouldn't think.

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Well, that would be a huge mistake. That would be a big mistake if the 3G phone was not going

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to last any longer than the current iPhone. Um, but hey, that's just my little point of view.

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And I had something else that I was going to mention, but now I can't really recall what it is.

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It's the skunk man. Oh, yeah. You set up awesome. Yeah, up with the little blanky light

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controllers, uh, and everything, but doesn't that with the MacBook Pro and the two controllers

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and the software, cause in the microphone, cause like three grand? Just asking.

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Have your mean great hair. Yeah, man. Well, what did, no, actually no, the most expensive piece

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is able to live, which I'm using. That is about a $400 package. But damn is that good. From

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Germany, I might add, then I have a sound bite, which I think is like, um, 30 bucks.

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And I think I got an, uh, you can get more racks. I use that for kind of like a cartridge

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jingle rack thingy, um, maybe 70 bucks. And then, uh, a couple hundred bucks for the fader

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fox fader. Another fine German invention, couple hundred bucks for the winky blinky light. So what

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are we at? Yeah. Yeah, you're right. It's expensive. Hey, cast blaster. Go check that out. 50 bucks

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for your windows machine. It does everything you need right in right out of the box cast blaster.com.

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As speaking of people wanting to get into, uh, into this audio stuff on the internet,

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he's a radio guy who's trying it in. Hey, Adam, this is Brian Seabers from Appleton,

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Wisconsin, listening to Daily Source code, uh, the iPod made in China. Yo, it's okay. Um,

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I'm actually doing something a little bit different. Trying to go off top of a little bit. I'm, uh,

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I've been following you since your MTV days, I'm 30. So, you know, I was, I was a young and

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when you started, but I knew, I knew a bunch of other jack and the long here, but good, um,

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love your hair. Um, and, uh, you know, I actually have a radio background. I went to school for radio.

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Uh, tell me you went to the Connecticut School of Broadcasting. I love it. And I worked in radio

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outside of college and all throughout college. And until recently, actually, I was doing a program

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director morning show that afternoon show at an AM station, uh, which was interesting to say

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the least, and I'm out of radio now, um, because hey, guess what, they don't pay shit. Did you know

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that? Yeah. Oh, yes, I've heard. That's a big, uh, that's the thing a lot of people don't know about

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radio. Yeah, particularly United States. It is, without a doubt, the lowest wrong of the show

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is latter. Um, yeah, yet some of the biggest egos on the show is latter. And it's, it's corporate,

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just like everything else in America is becoming, but besides the point, I'm wondering about this

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whole podcasting thing. Do you think this is really the way of the future? Do you think that

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radio will go away and everyone will just get podcasts? And do you think I can get in on it before

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it's too late? Well, first of all, dude, there's always time to get in on it. Just start. That's what

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I always tell everybody. Um, and, um, and, you know, and John C. to work, and I proved it just

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just, you know, well, actually it's been almost, uh, it's been almost six months now. We do a

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weekly show. We started from zero. Uh, didn't really even promote it that much in the beginning,

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and it just took off like wildfire, you know, in that case, it's all about the content.

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Well, I think we're referring to as the infrastructure. Well, there's two parts to it. One is the,

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the actual physical infrastructure distribution of transmitters. Primarily, two people who have

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radios in their cars. That's still a pretty big market. Yes, it's changing. Yes, we're

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getting seeing more cars, particularly in the United States that include, uh, satellite radio receivers,

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like Sirius or XM, or soon to be, of course, the same thing. Um, I, uh, I don't see that changing

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very, very quickly. That's still going to take another 10 years, I think, before we really see a

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big proliferation of that in cars. And by then, who knows if we're still driving, if we can actually

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move anywhere in our cars. So that's part one. Of course, this, uh, a synchronous distribution

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through podcasts, uh, really downloading and taking it with you is, uh, is a whole new market,

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a market that was not being fulfilled, you know, a market that, uh, would not listen to radio

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necessarily in the train in the bus, uh, in the subway on their way to work, uh, or on their

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bicycle, etc. Um, so I think where it's going is, well, wait, there's one other piece of the

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infrastructure that mainstream radio has, which is the advertising infrastructure. Okay, so their

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ad units are known to the advertising industry, uh, their measurements are known. Hey, by the way,

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what's up with the association of downloadable media? You know, they came out with this report that

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we were all waiting for that was going to be perfect to explain to advertisers how downloadable

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media works and how it's counted. What a piece, what a crock that was, huh? Well, a big disappointment.

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I'm like, well, where's, where's something new? You know, they, all the, well, there's

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server logs and a shut up. So that's the biggest problem is how do we get the money flowing?

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That's the biggest challenge in general with, with content on the internet is how is it measured?

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What ad units do you have? How do I measure my return on the investment as an advertiser?

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Because that's pretty much the only business model that's there right now is advertising. Yeah,

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sure. Um, if you have something specialist, I am sure you can get lots of people to pay you for.

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I'm in fact going to play something from the kid from Brooklyn a little bit. I pay, I pay for

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for his videos 20, uh, 20 bucks a year or some or $2 a month. I don't know what it doesn't matter.

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I love him. I think he's funny and I can afford it so that that kind of works. I don't know if he's

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making a living off of it. So yes, the answer is yes, start starting now, start quick, get in the game.

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I heard you talking about mixing boards and things like that and the hundreds of thousand dollars

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you must be spending. I'm just going to get a for that. But what are you, if that's something

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that's at all feasible? If it's something that I should really look into because, you know, I got the

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gift. I'm selling insurance now, which I'm sure will make a lot of your audience members cringe,

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but um, and it's better money and for a lot less trust. You know, I get that gift here.

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Here are my radio voice. Everyone's in a while. What are your thoughts on that work?

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Um, I, I guess I love your hair. I'm, I'm newer to the show. So I don't know all these things

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mean and I don't know at no home on me. And when I'm, I'm hoping that's not a whole

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public. You know, starting as a home of public kind of dude, but I do hope you win. And I'm a,

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I'm at least five times a week. I used to spend when the lady is working. You know what I'm saying?

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No. All right. Well, we'll talk with you soon, man. Love you, bye. All right. So I should explain

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a couple things here. For those of you just turning in tuning into this show. First of all,

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um, this is a whole legacy thing. It's, say, the phrase is actually, I love you, man, no

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home. That is the whole phrase has nothing to do with homeophobia. It's something I picked up

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from Tony Price, Costas World, uh, Black America, uh, men say this to each other. And it's just kind of

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stock. I love you, man. No home. It doesn't mean anything more anything less. It's, uh, it's a

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typical American male macho thing. Which is just stock and hasn't gone away. Regarding the five times

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a week, uh, I just got to bring this up again. I'm now posting it in the show notes. This is the, uh,

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from the news report that, uh, purported that, uh, men who masturbated at least five times a week

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have a much lower risk of, um, developing prostate cancer. So, uh, we track our prostate cancer

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prevention quotient here on the show. I'm currently at two for the week. I am behind because I've

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got to hit my, my number of five. So, uh, I'll keep you up the date. Don't worry. And hope to hear

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you soon. I was some kind of show buddy. Thanks. Call it in. Hi Adam. Uh, this is Janet from New York

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calling to explain what the problem with nuclear fission is. Um, we made a mistake with fossil fuels

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by burning them and not worrying about what the waste product was CO2. We just kept dumping

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CO2 and air without worrying about the effect. And we'll only hold now we have to worry about

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global warming. Okay. This is, uh, about my curiosity towards nuclear energy. Uh, of course, we know

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that it burns clean, uh, but it does leave a waste product. And, uh, that is the main problem.

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I think it's something that is solvable. Uh, but I'm very interested in it. You know, and by the

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way, let's just agree not to say global warming. Can we just say climate change? Okay. Uh, because

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even though I'm skeptical if CO2 emissions actually as reported by the IPPC, which is also

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disputable. If, um, if these carbon emissions actually do cause global climate change, I will say that

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the reports now are, oh, as a part of the global climate change, temperatures are actually going to go

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down for the next 10 years. And then, of course, we're all going to fry to death. Um, that problem

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plus obviously is the 10 in front of our oil. So now we'll, uh, depend on nuclear power and just because

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the product's fission are not green ooze doesn't mean that, um, we don't have to worry about them.

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Um, when you split atoms, um, in fission, you're making way more radioactivity than it's just

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before. Uh, and the, and the products may be attract the blocks of metal, but they're mixtures

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of highly radioactive materials that we don't have a fucking clue what to do with. Okay. So we've established

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a couple of things. It's very important that you understand that nuclear waste is not green ooze

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that, uh, you know, like you might find in doom or, uh, or some other, uh, uh, you know, game where

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you have nuclear vats hanging around. That is, that is, of course, the image that you're supposed

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to have, but it's not that way. They are stackable blocks kind of like, uh, kind of like Lincoln logs,

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you know. Now, um, I do not believe they by themselves are dangerous. I'd have to get, uh, uh,

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nuclear rod in on the game here. But anyway, uh, it is stackable, uh, and disposable. Uh, but of course,

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we don't actually know what the long-term effects of that are. And, uh, but we can measure radiation.

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So if it's a meeting radiation, we will know that. And obviously, no one wants to be near that. So

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um, what I'm kind of pleased to hear is that no one is saying it's dangerous.

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plant. And let's et cetera, et cetera, slamming a plane into a nuclear plant. Well, we have a

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couple of them already. It hasn't happened yet. And, uh, you got to do something. Can't live in constant

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fear. Um, but the waste is an issue. I agree. We've got to figure that one out. Um, the American

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plan to storm a nuclear mountain is not working because a nuclear mountain doesn't want it. So

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I would say that maybe a decision is a great choice of energy, but until we figure out what to do

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with the waste products, we shouldn't be making any more of those attractive metal boxes.

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Okay. I got an idea. I, uh, it just came to me. Let's put that on the moon.

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And this also solves the other problem of giving a nuclear power, a new name. We'll call it moon juice,

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moon juice, moon power powered by the moon. I love it. That should be totally possible. We should be

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able to, uh, you know, we'll look at these shuttles are going up all the time, deploying a

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billions of dollars worth of satellite equipment. You know, it takes some shit up that we were on the

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moon, right? We were actually landed there, right? We actually know how to get back there, right?

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And that's not going on there, but that's shit on the moon. That's out of our way.

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Make it make that the Death Star and call it moon juice. Nice, friendly moon juice, powering your

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life. Your life powered by moon juice. Uh, the other problem is the source. And I, I actually

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know less about this, but my understanding is that much of the uranium in the world comes from

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places like South Africa. So, to trade dependence on the Middle East for dependence on South Africa,

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it's not exactly great trade. I think that's a fantastic trade. Are you kidding me?

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Go look at the Middle East. Are they loaded? Do they have tons of money? Yeah. Boy, that could

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finally give Africa its props. You're right, the yellow cake or whatever. I guess it does

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mainly come from from Africa. You don't, you need a lot less than the other natural resources.

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And by the way, thank you, Mother Earth, for giving us the basic building blocks of our moon

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juice. That's nice to know. So, um, until we figure out what we can do with nuclear waste,

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I don't think we should be performing any more fusion. Anyway, love is show Adam, love you,

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I'll say it twice a week. That's not enough for your prostate cancer prevention quotient. Of course,

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this is not really an issue you might run into. However, with you calling back in from time to time,

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giving me your quotient, that will raise mine for sure, because that's hot just thinking about it.

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Hello Adam Curry, you from the Netherlands, South Guy Ups. Hey, listen, we have an echo today.

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Everything going great. This is when I first heard this. I'm like, what is you talking about

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an echo? He's referring to his wife, South Guy Ups wife, they're pregnant, they're having a kid,

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they had an echo, it lives. It's a little mini-sills guy or it's a sales bill. We don't know yet.

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Everything, very healthy, everything, looking very good. We made it the following decision. You know,

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once you get a baby, everybody brings along gifts. And most of the time, it's like

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teddy bears or stupid Chinese created gifts. All these gifts, all the doors,

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most of the time are created in China. So my wife and I today made the decision

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instead of having people bring a gift from China, make a donation,

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to a charity that will try to find out right now. So we don't buy $3 or $3 a year

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of gifts produced in China. No, we use the money and we do some good with it. That's all.

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See you later. All right, sales guy, you, everybody. Yeah, man. I don't know. I don't know.

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Now, make sure you kid get some toys. I mean, you don't want to totally

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deprive the little sales, sales weasel. I got more sales weasel stuff coming up for you.

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I really, oh, man, there's something weird today. I don't know if it's just, is it my ears or

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fuck, and let me play a song and I'll figure this out. Be right back with you.

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Like glam ghosting your mind brand new from the boys. So on the outside music network,

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of course, Black Lab also featured in that billboard magazine article talking about this

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obsessed. We did bum rush the charts here right here on the Charlie 755.

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And we got something that is very typical American that I want to share with you. This is

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the LA sales weasel. Hear that? They're coming in to get me. And you know, when we talk about

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the differences between countries and you want to listen to something typical American,

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this next voice comment is so 100% Yankee Doodle Dandy. It really defines, in fact,

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you can really hear pieces of the DNA that do not exist in any other country, or I should perhaps

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say any other country's culture. It is very American. And I love it. I just do it.

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Hey Adam, hey, this is the sales weasel from LA. I'm on actually a little bit of vacation.

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I'm going to visit my mom in Virginia. I'm traveling and pretty about me. Dude, I'm going to tell

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you something. I talk. I talk a lot. I talk to everybody in anything. And every everyone and they are

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wonderful dude. Our country is going to be okay. Our country is going to be just fine. We have

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we have the best. And maybe we're going through some rocky times right now and pardon me,

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because I haven't listened to DSC. I've been on some hotels with some crappy internet access.

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So I just want to tell you, I consider your friend. I've been listening to hours of DSC.

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And I love freedom. I love this country. I love every part of it. And there are so many

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good people in this country that are doing right and doing good. And they are going to be the best.

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And our kids, there is a 15 year old right now. There is a 14, 15, 16 year old right now

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who is going to be take us to the level where we should be. And we've been eating a lot of

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shit lately, a lot of shit, probably 20 years worth of crap. But America, you can count on it.

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You can count on it because we are in us. It is in us to be Americans and to love this country and

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to love freedom and to love all the good stuff and to have common sense. And I think once we start

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agreeing on the things we can talk about, just, you know, what do we agree on? Forget about the

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bullshit. Whether you're right or left, just agree. Just what do we talk about? Do we agree

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on? Let's just get to the next level. And we are going to be okay. This country is wonderful.

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I have been traveling and I needed this vacation just to realize again, realize again,

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the goodness of families and people and all the great things that we have. This is the greatest

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country God has ever put in any place. We are Americans, we will do okay. Regardless of who

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the next president is, regardless of what we should try. What happens to us? This is a fantastic,

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fantastic country. And I just want to tell you because I know you're a patriot. I know you care.

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I know that all this stuff with internet is going to help us get to the next level. And when we get there,

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we'll be thankful. We'll be thankful. Just as much as we're thankful for the people 100 years ago

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and 200 years ago for making freedom alive. Freedom is the best. It is freedom. It is freedom that

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I'll die for. It is freedom that this country was founded on. It is freedom. And we are there.

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We will be okay. We will be fine. And I just want to tell you as a friend who hasn't listened to

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your for a while. I just have been a great road trip for me. I just want to say, please add them,

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so that I won't sleep at it.

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about the high gas prices, the full prices and supermarkets,

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but nobody does nothing today.

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Nobody does nothing, a my time is Brooklyn.

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If they raise the gas prices like they raise today,

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100 cars would pull into that gas station

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and we all start blowing the horn.

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And we keep my hands on it on until a cops game.

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And then we put our hands up

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and tell the cops they're sticking us up.

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Come on, fight for your rights for God's sake.

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The politicians are watching,

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they ain't gonna fight for you.

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We gotta stick together.

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Pull them fucking gas stations and keep your hand down.

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And that fucking horn and wait for the fucking cops to go

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and put your hands up and say we're getting stuck up here.

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The same thing and then goddamn supermarkets.

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Will they raise some prices over 200 fucking busset?

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Get on it, K-C-E-L-I-N-S-N.

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How are they fucking screaming?

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And when the cops come in, just hold your hands up

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and say they stick to me up.

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These fucking red bastards, come on,

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we gotta stick together.

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We gotta fight together.

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Show watching him, we're not afraid.

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Anyway, they gone but it this is the big man.

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The boys, the boys,

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tell them people fight back America

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and the big man's always happy to see it.

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America, America, America, America,

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comes to global gasoline prices according to fellow

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chucklehead Sergio Gasparini in Venezuela you can fill up your entire

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car's tank for about three bucks the price for leader of gasoline

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in Venezuela before the changing currency was 95 bullet of ours

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one US dollars worth two thousand one hundred and fifty bullet of ours

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so that's pretty damn cheap but i got an email from

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Alexander Omoth and uh here's the ranking uh by cost of

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gallon of gasoline okay the most expensive anywhere in the world

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is Bosnia Herzegovina oh Herzegovina oh some might say $10.86

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cents per gallon then uh let me see uh number three Norway 873 the UK

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number four eight dollars and thirty eight cents per gallon

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right underneath that the Netherlands eight thirty seven the

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Netherlands of course has shell oil it just made five billion uh i'm

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sorry it was nine billion dollars like seven or eight billion a

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lot of billions i think of seven billion dollars in profit in this

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past quarter alone not for the year in this quarter um

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now at number one hundred and eleven

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that's where the United States comes in currently listed on this chart at

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three dollars and forty five cents so the cheapest in the world is Venezuela

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twelve cents a gallon did the conversion there Iran forty cents a gallon

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Saudi Arabia forty five cents a gallon and uh uh uh United States

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amongst the number forty five on the cheapest list so uh i think we got a

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way to go actually it's probably not a bad theory that uh we won't

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really start seeing people freak out until it doubles in price and of course

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my prediction has come true that uh the price of a barrel per oil is

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going to be two hundred dollars before the end of this year of course that

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all depends on who becomes president because things can go kind of

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wacky once that happens and that'll depend upon what our new president

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does in the middle least hey i'm tired i gotta go uh i'm gonna sit in the

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garden with my wife enjoy a little bit of the sunshine the last few

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rays here of the day as it is now four o'clock in the afternoon i'll

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speak to you tomorrow we'll do another source code give me your comments give me

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your suggestions for songs rants rays whatever love to hear it

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until then please live your life with passion and enjoy your freedom another

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fine medium presentation stick it in your ear

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you