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Good evening, ladies and
gentlemen, this is the Saturday
Night Special coming to you from

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the Curry Condol.

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It's San Francisco, California,
tell us you're a Charlie, two,
four, five.

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Let's talk, talk, talk until you
talk to yourself and to the
ground with what, what, what,

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until you've taken me and danced
around this love love the one
you never knew could be

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found that stuck, talk, talk,
talk, talk, talk, talk, talk,
talk, talk, talk, talk, talk,
talk,

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Straight from the Podsafe music
network, Cheryl B. Engelhardt

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And talk, talk, talk, talk on
the daily source code

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It's not often that we meet each
other on Saturday night

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And I realized that if I were
doing this over in the cottage

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The cottage, then you probably
would hear it Saturday night

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Because I'd be eight hours ahead
of the ball

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So this may be Sunday for you,
we hear this show

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I'm back at the condo, I was in
Vegas last night

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And we didn't have a chance to
speak on Friday, no show

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I just got way too busy with
people over visiting

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Our office from out of town

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And we had some stuff we were
talking about with them

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And I just took up time and
didn't really have all the
necessary time to do the show

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And I find it sometimes very
difficult to put a show together

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If you have to fit it into a
certain slot

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It's like a go-paying to picture
and do it between 130 and 3

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It still is kind of a creative
process, I think

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But there's a lot to talk about

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Because I really wanted to get
it out while I was still fresh

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And I was sitting here on the
couch in the condo

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I still haven't received the
shipment from J.C. pennies

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And don't even get me started on
that crap

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So I have candles burning
everywhere

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To basically keep the place kind
of lit

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But it's been beautiful night, I
can see all of the city

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I can see the marina, it's
really quite a sight

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And I find myself more and more
in the situation

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Where I'm thinking to myself and
I'm talking kind of with my
inner voice

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I think and man, I should be
podcasting almost all the time

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That would be much more
convenient than trying to
remember all this cool stuff

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Every second is like, oh yeah, I
should talk about that

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Oh, maybe I should talk about
that

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So I thought maybe what we do is
we'd catch up on some email

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Because there are two topics
really that just prevail

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And there's not a day that
doesn't go by

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They don't get 15 to 20
different comments on both the
biodiesel

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And biodiesel and that other
thing

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Oh yeah, the hate podcasts, but
we've kind of closed that
chapter, I think

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Let's see, there was also, well,
those have been some other
interesting little tidbits in
there

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Oh, the sound advertising, of
course

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And it's interesting how many
people have been anchored to
different objects

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Some of them are pretty
interesting

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So to make this show completely
different

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I was going to play just a
couple of tunes

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To mellow stuff or mellow stuff
that I pulled off of the Podsake
music network

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Just kind of scouting around and
there's an amazing array and
variety of music

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You kind of expect me to think
independent, you think, well,
there's going to be a lot of
alternative rock and punk

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See, what up? Well, I mean, and
that's in there too, and
actually a lot of it is very,
very good

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But if you're looking for jazz
or hip hop or R&B, it's in there
as well, it's definitely cool

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And I've played, what I'll do
is, I'll get all my thoughts
together to tell you about the
adventures and vagas

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Which actually this morning, or
what was it, it was around noon
when I finally got up

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And walked down to get some
breakfast in downstairs in the
casino eatery part of the
wonderful Venetian hotel

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I actually started doing a sound
scene tour

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And I got all the way, you know,
I was playing some slots and it
just didn't work for some reason

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I think there was too much
noise, there really was too much
noise

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I have to listen to the stuff
that I did record and see if any
of it is worthwhile and I'll
play it for you

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But right now, let's see, oh,
yeah, this was a mashup that
arts and make mark for
mashuptown.com

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It's called All Rocks Down, done
by Unknown

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So if you want more information
on this, I'll let you guys know
that I would have mashuptown.com

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Saturday night, just chilling,
catching up with y'all

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Hey, look, it was a reason to go
to Vegas, right?

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The reason why is because Jamane
Dupree was celebrating his 33rd
birthday and was throwing

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a, I would say, a medium to
large scale party, I think 700
people were on the guest list.

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And I was invited to go meet
with these folks and then after
that go to the party.

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The meaning was, of course,
about potsafe music and the
version people, by the way, are
very,

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very cognizant of what
podcasting is, but damn if
anyone was listening to it,
podcasting

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that.

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It's unbelievable.

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So also, you know, I always say,
what's your favorite podcast?

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And, you know, usually it's, you
know, if I were to ask, have you
ever listened to a podcast

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and say, oh, yeah, sure, you
know, it's much easier to kind
of play it off.

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But if you say, what's your
favorite podcast, then, you
know, the person has to think
for a second

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before being able to answer and,
you know, by then they probably
realize that just

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might as well be honest and say,
I've never listened to one.

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So there was one guy who he was
pretty turned on.

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He was switched on.

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He, a younger guy who works for
the label, but he, he's a junior
guy.

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And when it comes to, so that
was really about, you know, what
kind of broader distribution

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can we get for some of our
podsafe artists?

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I mean, we're creating stars and
there's hits here.

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You know, this is, this is
amazing.

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There must be more avenues and
more ways to distribute.

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And of course, there are.

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You know, that's basically what
hip hop is these days.

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It's all distribution deals.

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It's really small record labels,
which, of course, do grow big,
some of them.

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But they have distribution deals
with the majors.

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And that's a, it's a, it's a
pretty fair way of doing things
I have to say.

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And it's a very successful part
of the music business, probably
one of the most successful.

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So the other part of the topic
of conversation was the reverse,
you know, can we play some

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of your music on our shows?

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And I was interesting,
everyone's like, yeah, that's
great.

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You know, fantastic.

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Of course, we should do that.

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So it'd be good to realize that
there's a, there's probably an
issue about that.

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And you know, the lawyers may
take may, may not agree.

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And all of them assured me that
didn't seem like that would be
too much of a problem.

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So we'll see.

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And then the party was held in
the Venetian hotel where I was
staying as well.

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And, uh, yeah, there was a dress
code.

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It was a 50s and 60s rat pack.

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And I didn't have my rat pack
outfit with me, unfortunately.

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So mad dashed to go find a black
jacket and a bow tie and a hat,
yeah, I have a picture

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somewhere.

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I'll get around to putting that
up eventually.

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And yeah, so the party started
out in like 10 or 11 or
something like that, but really

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didn't start it until around
midnight when people really
started coming in.

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And I felt like it was in a
music video.

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It was, it was unreal.

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It was a very classy, beautiful,
you know, separate room of this,
you know, really for

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private functions of this club
in the Venetian hotel, T-A-O, I
think it is yet tau.

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And it was an R&B video.

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I'm telling you, that's exactly
what it was.

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You know, the way the tables
were said beautifully.

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They were nice couches.

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There was a great DJ, man, I
don't, I didn't get his name,
but he was awesome.

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It was loud, you know, so
conversation was still kind of
possible.

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You could drink anything open
bar, just tons and tons of
orders and stuff.

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And, you know, it's like some
real major people from the music
industry, some of them

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who, who I knew a lot, I didn't.

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And just all kinds of types of
people.

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And I was just like, whoa, I'm
just going to sit here and
observe.

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And actually I wrote down a
couple of the names I wouldn't
forget.

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Usher, usher, very, very laid
back guy, he and his wife were
there, Nelly, let's see, who

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else was there.

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Oh, no, what's interesting is,
everyone's smoking cigars.

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Every single one of these guys
is smoking cigars.

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In fact, the thing now is you
have to walk around with either
a box, so, you know, just

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like the one you buy in the
cigar store, a box of Cubans.

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So there's, you know, some
people walking around with a box
of Cohibas, or you have your

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ostrich skin, ostrich skin
leather, portable humidor box
with your cigars in it, with

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your selection of cigars.

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And man, you got a puff on those
suckers, a lot of cigars smoking
going on.

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I was one of 10 white people
there.

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I should, I should point out,
which makes no difference, but
it was, just totally, totally,

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totally different world.

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I've not been in the R&B and hip
hop world at all.

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Shug Night walked in, I'm
telling you, I was in a video
clip, I'm like, you know, what's

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next to Poc and Biggie come
walking in?

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Oh, yeah, one point, so it may
be like 10 of us sitting in one
of these tables and kind

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of the booth and, you know, two
huge body guards or guard, like
security guards, I should

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say, come over and say, hey, can
we ask you to clear out this
space because Michael Jordan's

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coming?

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I'm like, well, that's a cool
party.

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I said, yeah, I'll bow down to
Mike, he never showed up, by the
way, that corner was

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cleared out for the entire night
and Michael Jordan never showed.

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And nor did Jermaine debris
actually, he didn't come in
until, like, 1-15 or 1-30 and

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I was not, not too early before
I left, but that Paris Hilton
came in with her hiltonets

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that's like five or six girls,
all little Paris, you know, kind
of looking girlies.

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And I have to say that she's,
it's kind of sad when you see
what she's doing.

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I mean, no one's paying
attention to her, I'm really no
one, or more than, oh, there's,

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you know, there's that Paris
Hilton woman, and she came in,
she immediately walked around

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the entire joint with her cell
phone to her left ear, which
clearly she was not really

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talking to anyone.

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It's almost like her shield, or,
you know, whatever she has, or
just something, like

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it's almost like sucking your
thumb, I guess, maybe it's her
security blanket.

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And then she and the, and the
Hiltonets got up on, on a couch,
you know, and danced, and of

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course, there were photographers
there and a couple of TV crews.

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And it was kind of, you know,
just like, I don't know, the
thing was, no one was really

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paying attention to her, and,
you know, wherever the cameras
were, she'd kind of move in

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and then she'd just start
dancing in front of the cameras,
it's the weirdest thing.

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It really is.

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She smells great, though.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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She was walking by and she
stopped kind of near me and I'm
like, I love sniffing women.

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You can only do that when you're
talking, like me.

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Okay.

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I'll tell you about some of the
other guests who showed up, play
a song first.

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It's another one for the, off of
the podcast music network,
Carmen Tyler, I played a cover

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version that she did.

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I don't know, this may be a
cover as well, I'm not too sure,
but it showed up on the

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podcast music network.

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I'm like, okay, I do like the
way she sounds.

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She was a saturday night
special, the daily source code,
just chilling.

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This is make believe.

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[ Music ]

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H

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Carmen Tyler make believe on
daily source code 2 4 5 the date
is September 24th Saturday

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255

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Just

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Getting back to the germane to
pre-party who did eventually
show up and a janitor as well.
He's a he and janjax and lived
together for I don't know

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Five six years maybe

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Samuel L. Jackson was there men.
He's a party animal that guy is
damn oh man

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Sam gets down and he shaved off
all the facial hair and he looks
really good after say

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It was really really good

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And

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Let me see L. A read

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Was there these just all the
people I recognized. Oh yeah,
and then

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So you know, fashionably late,
but perfect timing is always
Mariah Carey comes in

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And she has a some kind of
massive bling watch that she
that she gave to germane

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And so of course immediately
cameras going off and everyone
huddling around that and

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But it was completely just a
music video. It was awesome

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And there was me you know six
foot four white guy with a
freaking black hat on with a
white band and a black bow tie

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So anyway, I left around one
thirty quarter two

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That and it went on until like
five like now

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Man, I'm just way too old for
that and besides I want to go I
want to go back home

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I want to go back to my girls

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It's it's not so much being away
from each other

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It's the time difference that is
just such a killer eight hour
time difference so

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You know, we're on the exact
opposite ends of

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The body clock you know when I'm
just getting up she's winding
down and vice versa

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And you know, so some I mean
it's like I could wait until
midnight

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And then you know that's 8 a.m.
and she's getting Christina off
and so then after

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Wait until 1 a.m. you know that
it's 9 for her and

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And then I'd be like dead tired.
It's just very weird

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So I'm going to go home at the
end of the week and I'm very
much looking forward to that

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I'm wondering what I should do
with all this email

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And I maybe I should just put a
stop behind all of the topics
that we've been discussing

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Because I read it all I love all
these comments on on this on the
sound

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Vertizing on the bio diesel

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I mean I have so many different

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You know sources now to go to
I'm really going to do that by
the way

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I am getting a diesel and I am
going to run it on you know
vegetable oil or

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Whatever

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I

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Totally believe that's the way
to go

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We've just been marketed away
from from the obvious the
obvious other natural resource
that we have

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I think we can grow it

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What what a concept we've got
farmers in this country they can
grow our fuel

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But I don't know if you can grow
enough of it fast enough

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You know we seem to need

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Was it 20 million barrels a day
or something like that maybe it
would be more unbelievable

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Oh

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God this I really did want you
to hear this you know that jet
blue plane

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Um

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That landed at LAX

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Oh my my iTunes here so it might
what's that oh yeah

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I have the window open to give
us some sometimes a fire truck
goes by it's perfect San
Francisco sounds

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Um

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So there was a jet blue aircraft
and this was earlier in the week
that

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How did it made an emergency
landing at Los Angeles
International Airport

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And the reason why is because
although all his gear was down
his nose wheel was down

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Um but the wheels were turned 90
degrees

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So you know that's probably the
worst uh

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They don't roll very well if
they turn 90 degrees

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And uh there was a lot more
behind this entire story

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Uh of what you know what went on
because this was clearly a
maintenance issue and you know

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Well there was there was some
pilots up there who were uh
doing a damn good job of uh
getting

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Information figuring out um you
know what they were going to do

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And uh

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And uh

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And uh

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And uh

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Recorded some of the air traffic
control

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Conversation between ATC and the
pilots of the jet blue flight
and he put it out

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Um on Friday

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And it's uh I don't have a queue
to up hold on a second let me
just uh

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I love their cheer

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That's so cool

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That actually fits. Yeah, let
him explain

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Come on in the next episode
eight and a half of fly with me

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I'm Joe Dion and I'm a short
addition to episode eight for
you

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I usually wait to have a whole
show put together before I put
something up

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But something happened yesterday
that I was able to catch at
least partially on tape

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And I thought you'd like to hear
it

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It actually relates better to an
upcoming episode I'm planning

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About the responsibilities of
being captain

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And I've spoken to a number of
experienced captains about their
philosophies

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What it takes to be a good
captain and one piece of advice
that keeps coming up

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Is don't let people talk you
into a decision that is not your
own

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I've been told that the people
around you who are offering you
suggestions and information

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Are always acting in good faith

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But they're not necessarily
onboard the aircraft with you
and they don't necessarily have
to live with the decision you
make

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As captain you have to live with
the decision

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Listen to this event as it
unfolds and hear how this
captain keeps on top of the
situation

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And how he tries to get the best
information possible before he
goes and makes up his mind

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Off a fair bag

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We expand the landing to the air
shock absorber's pulse

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It shows maximum speed 280.67
the landing gear is currently
down. I have three grades

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I'm also showing the wheel, nose
wheel, steering pulse

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I have reference to the up top

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It tells me not to retract the
gear

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It also tells me that there's a
possibility that the nose gear
is candid 90 degrees

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Ball off center

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This is the same anomaly that
occurred with 5.03

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Do you copy so far?

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Over

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Standby is like a weekend figure
out a close-up action for you

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Okay, thank you so much

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The aircraft is pretty similar
to the FCA

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It was written up and it was
signed off

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Do you want to look back at that

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So anyway, what do you just said
there by the way that the
aircraft has experienced that
yesterday

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And it's been signed off that
means that the mechanic signed
off that the problem was fixed

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And someone's getting their ass
fired over that

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I probably worse worse than that
you get in the trouble with the
FAA

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So definitely go listen to the
fly with me episode 8.5

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That's just phenomenal stuff

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And no one has that audio I
haven't seen or heard any news
media talking about it

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And it's great stuff

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And just when you listen to the
captain of the airplane, he's
really got a shit together

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And he's really really smart

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And you have to listen to it

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So well worth it

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Let me see

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What else did I have

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It was cool

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Oh

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If there was anything

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I had the wiki stuff

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For the show notes for the daily
source code

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I requested that we all kind of
look at the idea for a wiki for
show notes

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So everyone could contribute

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And part of the reason is all
this email

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If we could have people putting
stuff on up on a wiki then

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You know, you would basically
have all of that

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That info as well

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It's funny stuff too

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It's really really cool

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They write to me, you know, they
would write it on the wiki

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Maybe because it's not just like
comments on a on a web log

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But it's more of a

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Collaborate into in the notes as
we go along

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Good point about not having the
show notes

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In the RSS feed because they
would basically be posted later

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I have an idea for that

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But you know, we'll we'll get to
that bridge

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Eventually first let's see if we
can figure just get the show
notes going

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Alrighty, let's play another
song

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Ah yes, of course

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This is

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Hmm

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It's my baby

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It's my baby Patricia

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One of my favorite soundtrack

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Come on baby

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I've got you

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[ Music ]

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Under my skin

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Where is your baby?

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Patricia Pai

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That's her dad's band by the way

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His big band

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Her dad is 80

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And so are most of the guys in
the band

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In fact when they were recording

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They were doing like a mini CD

33:50.000 --> 33:51.000
Four tracks

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This is maybe like four years
ago

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You know it would say

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Hey, where's Pete?

33:57.000 --> 33:59.000
And on that piece having Andrew
done today

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He'll be here next week

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That's amazing

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Well, this was kind of fun

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And it's funny because

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It's only been 33 minutes

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I thought it would be much
longer

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Even with the songs in there

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Wow, cool

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Then why don't I play

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See if I can play just one last

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Let's do a non-pod safe

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Let's break the rules

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Yeah

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Stick it to the man

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Oh man

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Something I've been going around

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Am I head all day?

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I think I have it here

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I don't know ready

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So this actually might work for
you

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On a Sunday morning

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If you're

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That's because that of course is
when you're going to be
listening to this podcast

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Okay, here we go

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Yeah, and I won't come back
after this

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I'll just play this song

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So if you don't like it then

34:52.000 --> 34:54.000
Then you can just go to the next
track

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Go to the next podcast

34:55.000 --> 34:56.000
Hey, I'll talk to you in Monday

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Everybody have a great Sunday

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And God bless

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[ Music ]

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Now I know I said I wouldn't
come back

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But

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So those who shut all the head

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Won't hear this now

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Will they?

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It'll be our dirty little secret

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I was just gonna say

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As an afterthought

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Those exact from the record
company

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You know what really turned them
on about podcasting

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It wasn't the freedom of it all

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Yeah, that was all right

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That was kind of interesting

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What was the number one thing
that turned them on

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Is the numbers of listeners

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And they're just like, what?

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How many people?

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They could not believe it

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All right, I'm out

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Another pod show pod guest

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Stick it in your ear