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With $16 million worth of
airplane strapped to my ass,
then the next generation

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radio content in my ears.

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I like to think I'm flying into
the future.

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This year at Charlie 3-0-A
Tuesday y'all, it's wake up the
neighborhood.

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[ Music ]

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Woo

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Woo

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I won't forget you

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I won't stop

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If I had an ounce of musical
talent

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This is the kind of sound I
would make

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Man, love that

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Scorded on the Pods Abusing
Network

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Just about 15 minutes ago

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It showed up on the homepage

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1234

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From Ontario, Canada

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I won't forget you

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Hey everybody, how are you
doing?

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It's Tuesday, thanks again for

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Checking out the show

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The big show

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It's a weather like today

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It's kind of dreary

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It's about 7 degrees

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Celsius

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An Christina started school
again today

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So it was up early

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Crackadon almost

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Or at least it felt like that

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Neither of the girls

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Neither Patricia

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Christina slept very well

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I slept like a fucking rock

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Beautiful

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And 730, I was ready to go

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So I've been going through email

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Didn't do, you know, kind of
skipped

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Through a few things over the
weekend

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Just to lighten the load a bit

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And of course I had to pay for
that today

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And hit 99% on the Gmail

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My special nerdy

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Alotment of four gigs is now
officially filled up

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So I went in to lead it about a
hundred megs

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Worth of stuff

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Which hurts me so much

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But I guess I'm just going to
have to

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Start

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Asking Google again

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They can up my Gmail

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And I'd gladly pay for it

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Let me reiterate

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I gladly pay for it

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I love it

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I love having huge mountains of
data

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Just stored somewhere

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Where I can get to it

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With your fabulous searching

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Technology

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Let's see

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On today's show

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We're going to do a

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Oh, I almost forgot to line up

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The Metrosexual moment

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Okay, I'll do that in a second

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We have a short

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We're actually

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Enough stuff has come in

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For another Metrosexual moment

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Item

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In the Daily Source code

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See what I do

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I'm noticing more video podcasts
coming online

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Which vlogging now seems to be
the word of choice

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I don't know yet if I want to
support that word

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Because it's just vlogging

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Although I saw a Dutch guy
vlogging

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And he had a whole bunch of
Dutch people

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Including his dad who looked
about 80

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On camera saying

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You mother vloggers

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I did like that

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So the word definitely is

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Moldable into something at least
entertaining

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But there's a lot happening

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And I see a lot of talking heads

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But I also see a lot of
beautifully

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Produce stuff

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And I think it's actually pretty
exciting

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I have to say the ratio of vlogs

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Vlogs to podcasts

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For me right now

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I'm probably about

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35% vlogs

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That I'm

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Perusing on a daily basis

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So yeah, it's cropping up there

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I guess what I'm going to have
to do

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Is create a channel or something
like that

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With everything that I watch

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The real problem here is just
the tools

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We're not done with the tools

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Yet certainly not for

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Routing stuff around

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That's the one thing that I
loved about

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Web-based aggregators

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Certainly the one in radio

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Userland is you could go through

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A list of stories that came in
on your RSS aggregator

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And then you could literally
just click

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A button next to a story

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And it would take that story

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And it would post it onto your
weblog

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And it would actually open up
your weblog

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For editing with that story

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Already pre-populated it would
do like the

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Referring link where you got it
from

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You're the via whatever thing

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It really cool

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And I think we should have the
same

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Capability for podcasts

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But of course it has to be a lot
simpler

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Because what people will do now

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You've got stuff downloading

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You've got megs of stuff all
over the place

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So somehow just using the
original URLs

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Which should be able to

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Create channels to repost

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Which in my mind is very simple

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And it's just a matter of
implementation

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But no to self that we do that

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And what is it with the RIA?

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And little girls

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This is becoming quite
concerning

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Whole court case that was sent
to me by

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Hassan Dewan

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Hassan said I thought you'd
probably like this

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This was essentially a court
case

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Trying to think

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I'll have to put a link into the

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Show notes page so you can go
and look at this whole thing

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But basically

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I guess a case was dropped
because the RIA coerced a
witness

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And some of the questions

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Let me see so that's some cross
examination here

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Let me just read this to you

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Motown versus Nelson

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That's the case pending in
federal court in court here in
Michigan

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Eastern division

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Defendants Mr. and Mrs. Nelson

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I've made a motion for attorneys
fees against the RIA attorney

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This fees against the RIA
attorneys

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Pursue and blah blah blah

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Law foreign reasonable and

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Vexatious litigation and
properly interfering

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Enduro obtaining false testimony
from

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Perspective witness

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So here's part of the

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I guess what is it cross
examination

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Question what are the areas do
you feel that

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Mr. Kerch and bomb that would be
the RIA lawyer

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Put words into your mouth answer

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I don't remember any
specifically just trying to get
me to say that

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Angie and Jim or I had rips him

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Ripped him music off

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Question it wasn't true and so
you felt

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Mr. Kerch bomb was trying to get
you to say something

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It wasn't true answer yes

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Question did he get you to say
something that wasn't true

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A from the statement I read yes

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And this goes on and on and on

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Uh, oh here we go

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Did he tell you why he needed
you to stick with your original
false story

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Answer because he said he didn't
have a case unless I did

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Question so he told you that he
didn't have a case unless you
stuck to the original

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Fall story answer yes

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Now this was actually a 15 year
old girl

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who went through this

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This alleged grilling by the RIA
which actually

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And this and Hassan

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Link to whole bunch of
information about it

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Could actually be seen as
illegal

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Racketeering even

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15 year old girls

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You know this whole thing with
this settlement centers

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They have you know if they if
they quote catchy

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Sharing music or distributing
music online

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Then you don't get a call from a
lawyer per se

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But from the settlement center

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And they'll say okay you pay us
30 grand

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And then we'll make everything
go away

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You know they have like whole
process for this thing

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And

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We talked about

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Music stores

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At least according to the BBC
music stores

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And therefore I presume it's in
the UK

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Only for now

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Have to pay a royalty

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To ask at BMI or equivalent in
country of origin

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Uh, for

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For people actually performing
music

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Testing out the instruments
before purchasing

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We have a great audio comment

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Uh, that was sent in from

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Uh, I was at Darrell

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Before I get to that though

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Listen to this

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You're gonna love this

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Oh, I got to open up this link

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Uh, this is a Fridrico Avers

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Sent this to me

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Uh, and this is from 1996

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But it turns out

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That in the summer of 96

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And this is according to this
article that I'm reading from

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The American Society of Composes
authors and publishers ask cap

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Has informed girls scout camps

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Nationwide

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They must pay license fees to
use any of the

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Formally and copyrighted songs
written or published by

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Ask cap 68,000 members

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Those who sing or play but don't
pay

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Ask cap warns

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Might be violating the law

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Like restaurants hotels bar
stores and clubs

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Which already pay fees to use
copyrighted

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Music camps including non-profit
ones

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Such as those run by the girls

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Scouts are being told to anti-up

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The demand covers not only
recorded music

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But also songs from around the
campfire

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Um, here's a quote

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They buy paper, twine, and glue
for their crafts

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They can pay for their music too

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Says John Loe Fremento

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Ask cap's chief operating
officer

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If offenders keep singing
without paying

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He says we will sue them if
necessary

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Hey Barbara

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You're allowed to say something

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Okay

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I'm sorry

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Wait, I'm still drinking that

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Thank you

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Good day

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Okay

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My disruption

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So if this is a true article

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And it's

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Apparently by Lisa Bannon from
the

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Star Tribune, 1996

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I guess that happened

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Maybe it just probably just
passes by

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And we weren't paying attention
to it

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But man, that's, that means so

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Coercing 15 year girls into
making statements

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Girl Scouts, I'm kind of Girl
Scouts

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Money for singing songs around
the campfire

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What is the world coming to?

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Hey Adam, this is Darrell Fallon
at lawschoolpodcast.com

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Of course I do my podcast about
my tending law school

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So first I want to say that I'm
not a lawyer

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And this is just my opinion

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As any individuals opinion would
be worth

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So you can take it for that

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But this is about royalties for
playing music

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And a business that sells
musical instruments

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Or a place that sells musical
instruments

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I don't think they would be
charge royalties

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And this is why

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Under Title 17 in the United
States Code

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Section 110 limitations on
exclusive rights

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And the exemptions of certain
performances in this place

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Subsection for a performance of
a non-dramatic literary

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A musical work in a transmission
to the public

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Without any purpose of direct or
indirect commercial

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And without payment of any fee
or other compensation

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For the performance to any of
its performers, promoters or
organizers

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If there is no direct or
indirect admission charge

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I think that covers it

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There is kind of a seminal case
out there

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Which is fourth floor music ink

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Versus their place

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This basically set out the four
things that you need it to
establish

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And infringement number one

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The originality and authorship
of the compositions involved

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Number two compliance with all
formalities

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Or required to secure a
copyright under Title 17

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Of the United States Code

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Number three that they are the
proprietors of the copyrights

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Of the compositions involved in
this action

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Number four that the
compositions perform publicly
for profit

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And number five that defend and
not receive permission

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From any of the claimants or the
representatives for such
performance

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So under number four you can see
that the compositions perform
publicly for profit

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In a store that's probably not
the case

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And I'm trying to go for a
minute's this time

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But thanks a lot and hey
everyone come visit law school
podcast.com

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Talk to you later

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But I'm Darrell

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Thank you very much Darrell
always checks in

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He's not a lawyer yet

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But one day he'll be one

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So interesting

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I think of course that applies
to the US as you were reading
out US code

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So this may only be for the UK

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If anyone works in a music store
in the UK

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Let me know if that's true if
you actually do have to pay

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For pay for people to play the
instruments

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And of course you could argue
that that playing is for profit

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Because if someone actually
plays the instruments and they
might purchase it

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And then there might be a profit
and of course there's not the
customer paying

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Although at least not directly
indirectly the customer pays

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It's the store that's paying

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But wouldn't that be interesting
to find out if that's really
going on

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Every single day there's a
little piece of all this
licensing business

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It's being uncovered that just
really blows me away

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And I think we should just pay
attention to all of it

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So that whatever we do with
Podsake music

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Let's try not to make the same
mistakes

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The pulse wave and more in the
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Of a continuing threat that
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Hello and welcome to another
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This is Jay Marti

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God, I can't even do an honest
show

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Without getting these help desk
issues

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Let's see what's going on here

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Okay, we got one

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My computer slash keyboard
motherboard

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CPU isn't is beeping at me

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Please come and help me

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He's another one

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My keyboard's not working

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There's some liquids stuff on it

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I don't know what this is

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All I had was coffee this
morning

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Uh-huh

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Here's a third one

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My mother CPU board is out of
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Saying something about please
insert a disk

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All I have is a floppy

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Please assist

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Let me get on over to their
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Magicly make it all better

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Does this sound like you?

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Are you an admin or IT pro in
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And this is what you get day in
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Or maybe you're not an admin

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Maybe you're just tech savvy

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And this is what your family and
friends come to you with day in
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Do you think you're alone?

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My friends, you're not

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Come on over to the TechX
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at feeds.feberter.com slash
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Point a laugh at me

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Come on over to
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Like I said

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And share in our global computer
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Because I know I'm not by myself

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And I want to let you guys know
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Yeah

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Thank you

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That's good to know

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I'm going to subscribe because I
am definitely one of those
people

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Everybody calls me

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Any my house particularly

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Now I have a deal with Christina

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I told her I'd get her windows
machine

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But I said that I could not
promise that I could support her
on it

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The way she'd like it or the way
she's used to

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Because boy, I've had all of
those phone calls

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Hey, there's something sticking
on it

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All I have is some juice here

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I don't understand

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But now Patricia of course has
the

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Has the eye Mac

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The member the old one that I
bought just before the new ones
came out

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I haven't even replaced it yet

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I'm doing everything on the new
power book

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Playback and recording

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And so now Patricia has the eye
Mac

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And so I have some support
issues that I have to help her
with

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But it's really so minimal

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Because it's usually just a
question of

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User not reading

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And of course it's you get used
to not reading stuff

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And you're a little pop up
windows and a big flashing

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Okay blue ball

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Like I get rid of that

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What did it say?

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Oh, I didn't read it

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Okay

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But yeah, you do find yourself
in that position

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If you have anything to do with
computers or internet

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Then you get the call

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And of course you want to help
people out

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You know, I always say hey I'm
going to help you

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But just so you know the way it
works

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And this is actually from the
Unix days

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If you teach somebody

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The person who received that
lesson

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Is obligated to turn around

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And help the health and the next
person

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That is really the only way to
make it work

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But then with windows I'm so
lost sometimes

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I'm just blown away

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I see that Intel is gearing up
for their core processor

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They're dropping the Intel
inside

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It's becoming I think it's the
core or core or something like
that

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Which is interesting because we
have a core acronym that we use

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With inside pod show as well
which is

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Was it a content organization
and recommendation engine

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So it is actually something that
exists

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It's nothing that we would brand
per se

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But that's kind of interesting
that Intel now comes out with a
core

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And I guess their entire mission
is to create the next

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Version of processor

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And DSP chips and all that stuff
that you need

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To really create great
experiences

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With that come some things that

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And I don't know everything
about it

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But there's certainly going to
be doing a lot with audio

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And I think that the

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The validity of what audio is
going to be played

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Is going to be checked at the
processor level now

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So basically DRM will be
embedded very very deep

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If you have any information on
that

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Please let me know please send
it an audio comment

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I hate reading out emails

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I really do I'd much prefer you

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Send in an audio

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You know what I'm going to do

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I'm just going to

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I have to figure out a way if
you just send it

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No actually we have something
cool

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A show notes module that will be
coming up

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When we open up the network

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As a part of that the podcast
delivery network

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I'm going to have a really
interesting feedback

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Which I'll just have to bear
until then

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Neil Harrington says

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Been a long time listening to
your podcast

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I think I started around episode
10

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Oh wow

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Dropped an email about mashups
in the drum lines

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Okay, I recall that I probably
didn't reply

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I'm sorry because of your
product placement of Senseo

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I was intrigued by the single
serve coffee concept

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I didn't research and decided to
add Senseo to my Amazon wish
list

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And my girlfriend bought it for
me for Christmas

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To my surprise the Senseo has

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It was even better than
advertised

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I love it and have made
recommendations to my friends
cheers

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Says Neil

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Yeah, someone outside
salesperson

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My territory includes Menlo Park

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If you ever want a free lunch
should be an email

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We could meet up. Yeah, free
lunch

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That's right. No free lunch. You
know that

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I knew thank you very much

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Just to reiterate

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I don't get paid

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For mentioning the Senseo coffee
machine

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I just love it

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I really do. You heard how
defensive I got

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When Barbara tried to pull it
out of my hands

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It was standing here on the

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On the podcast complex console

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And she's grabbing

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I was like at least a third full

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I mean come on. It's still a
temperature left to it

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Let me see

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One more while we're still on
the satellite

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As you know, daily source code
is a

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Time will cast it on serious
satellite

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Stars 103

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After this show, if you're
listening to me now on serious

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We've got Pacific Coast Hellway

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Followed by Madge Weinstein

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We got this in great music for
you later on tonight

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That's a whole the whole Potsho
line up

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Let's see

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I have this here

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Okay, this is highway 61 Romeo
Bartlett

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Like to thank you for what
you're doing with podcasting

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It's pretty ironic that I'm into
your gig though

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I have two sons who used to be
really into MTV when they were
young

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They used to be

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I always considered MTV to be
the root cause of the end of
creative music

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Since any ass with a catchy
video could become a star

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I expressed to my young sons and
told them the sanitized version
of

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Adam Curry is a big-haired fag

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Since I've been digging the DSC

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I've been trying to get them
interested in podcasting

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In general on the DSC in
particular

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They both remembered and
reminded what I said about you

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All those years ago I told them
well

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Yeah, okay, he's still the same
guy but

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Without the big hair in the
shitty videos

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Just strikes me funny as how
life can throw these little
ironies at you

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Uh-huh

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And he also said he wanted smack
me because

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He found us in sao coffee
machine at a local pharmacy
chain for 40 bucks

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And he's digging it

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Right on, thanks Romeo

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Okay

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Metro sexual moment coming up in
just a few seconds

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Big response on this

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Unbelievable how many people how
many guys at least have

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You know have something to say
about in this case

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We're talking about shaving and
moisturizing

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But first let's wave goodbye to
our folks on the satellite

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We'll talk to you guys tomorrow

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Metro sexual

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Metro sexual

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Metro sexual

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Metro sexual

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Metro sexual

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It's Alan Curry's Metro sexual
moment

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Yeah

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And Curry's Metro sexual moment

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Yeah

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All pinfield road sum up on the
show notes

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Which you can get to from

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DailySourceCode.com

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Of course, that's the wonderful
show notes dot info service

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We show notes, you can
contribute

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And people really do, it's very
nice

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Um, Paul Beanfield says now that
we've moved from shaving to
perfume

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etc, I have a question of course
I moisturize after shaving

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Vaseline intensive care

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Dermacare

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Trust me, it's real good shit

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I'm 40 and I make you look like
an old hag

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My question is am I the only guy
who wears women's perfume

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I use Calvin Klein obsession

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I think that I love the smell of
it on a woman

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Why should I wear it?

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Hair on your palms dude

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I love it so much better than
the horseshit that is offloaded
as after shave

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Sure, so women think I'm
battling for Lancashire

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I guess it's a gay reference

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I'm batting for Lancashire

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Okay, but they don't bother me
because they tend to be ugly and
angry

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Magic contact you lately

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I figured they should have
bigger things to worry about

25:45.000 --> 25:48.000
So much of the fragrance market
is piss and wind

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So what are we all wearing?

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I'm out

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How many others are there?

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Well I have to say

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Interesting, I have a myriad

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But right now I'm into the
Calvin Klein stuff as well

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But it's not the the girl
fragrance it's the

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Shit, I'll have to look it up

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So much for the preparation of
the show

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Charles Ravira says

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Regarding your metro sexual
moment

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You're right on on the blade
composition

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They use higher carbon steel
which can be honed much sharper

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The blades are ultimately going
to last as long as stainless
blades but could

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Since they're much sharper right
out of the box

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They'll do just fine for
introducing the products

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Hmm, this is about the
difference between the
introduction blade and the
replacement blades

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Which apparently are not made
from the same higher carbon
steel

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They can't be honed to the edge

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And so they'll need replacing
more often since they don't stay
as sharp

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Wow

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But they are cheaper to produce
so it's a win-win for blade
makers

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Which makes the loose loose for
the customer

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No kidding, that's fantastic

26:53.000 --> 26:55.000
Okay, so apparently there is
indeed a difference

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As also noted on a visual

26:58.000 --> 27:00.000
Inspection by Andrew Grummit

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So

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We need to get some engineers or
someone to really look into this

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We need CSI investigation, you
know, we're so ratio

27:09.000 --> 27:12.000
CQ says resistive sending a male
for ages

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But now I've been down the

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Juicer getting loop what the
hell was that mean

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Anyway, CQ says

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But the listeners get razor
burn, then try tened skin

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Or if they live in Australia
they should get stop ingrow

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These are alcohol based sprays
or lotions that contain aspirin

27:30.000 --> 27:33.000
They're marketed to women but
are great on the sensitive necks
as well

27:33.000 --> 27:37.000
The alcohol sues after burning
the shaved areas and stops razor
bumps

27:37.000 --> 27:43.000
The aspirin also makes the hair
stubble stand up before reducing
the chances of ingrowing

27:44.000 --> 27:48.000
I also nicked my flatmates Mark
III greeny thing with
vibroaction and tried it

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It's bloody excellent better
than the Mark III, although I
don't buy gelette

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Because they still test on
animals apparently

27:54.000 --> 27:56.000
Dude

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They test on animals, what they
trust they test shavers on
animals

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Okay, hey, here we go. We got an
audio comment here

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I'll see what to see if I can do
this

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Oh shit this is so suck

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Maybe she's just

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See, that's the problem with a
two channel mixer

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Let's try that again. Here we
go. Say it

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Hey Adam, what's up?

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This is Damon from
indiependants.com

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You hit on something so very
important

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The DSC 3.06

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Any of the razor that you use in
that guarantees a good shave

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It's the products that you put
on your face

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For the longest time I used this
thick gelette shaving cream

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And it did all right, but it
always ended up in like a sore
face

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Using half way through the day I
just had some burning flesh on
my face

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When my wife's cosmatologist
ended

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She did a great thing for me.
She got me this bio elements for
him

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Shaving cream and after shaved
moisturizer

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It was a little awkward at first
using this stuff

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But the first time I used it

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I had my first metro sexual
moment

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I'm telling you this shaving
cream is just smooth

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It's butter. You put on thin
layers

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So you feel like you just
actually shave and skin

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And just not shave and cream off
your face

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And the first time I used it
after shaved serum

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I could not believe it. My skin
was tight

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My complexion was good

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Man, when I use this stuff I
walk upstairs

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I wake up my wife and it's
boring

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She loves it too

29:31.000 --> 29:33.000
So in my opinion Adam

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It's definitely the products
that you put on your face

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It's not the razor

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I just wanted to hear what you
thought about that

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Thanks a lot

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The shampoo

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Products be very important

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I think we all agree on that

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And then finally for today's
metro sexual moment

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Paul Muller sent an all thing
about

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This shaving kitty got from his
great uncle

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And you know he had the screw
down razor blades

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He's been using the same one for
8 million years

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What I like the most of is he
ends up by saying

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By the way, I had a very metro
Christmas this year

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My wife got me a Terry cloth
bathrobe from L.O.B.

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I'm believable how it feels

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Only heathens rub themselves
after a shower

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Refined folk air dry

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Okay guys, it was nice hanging
with you

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And talking around the water
cooler about our personal
hygiene

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And our shaving habits and the
perfumes we wear

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Let's keep this up because to me
it's very very liberating

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Oh yeah, you got to check this
out

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This came in from the on safe
music network

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I have something

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Sipes their DJ

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I want to take you on a little
sound scene

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To a high have something

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Did a Trinity remix by a diesel

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Future by a diesel by a diesel
me

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By a diesel by a diesel

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Oh, I am so excited

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Will you sell me this car

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If you figure it out yet

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I actually reached my park that
was going to pull it out and
start talking

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If you figure it out

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And ladies and gentlemen

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I present you with Trinity
Trinity

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It is about the on list

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The on list car I've ever seen
in my entire life

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That's about all the luxury
you're going to get

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By a diesel by a diesel

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By a diesel by a diesel

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Oh, I am so excited

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She's just like a young cute

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What is this set to?

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That's me kicking the rear
bumper

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Oh, she's nice and sail

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Hold these different things

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Got my coat on

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Hello, hello, hello

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Coming down at you

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Okay, I want to say

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Okay, I want to say

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Right, and it is all ready

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Clean it up with a biop diesel

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99.9% vegetable oil

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Pressure

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Listen to that puppy first

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And the runs on the chart

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By a diesel by a diesel

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By a diesel by a diesel

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Oh, I am so excited

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This car was mentioned for me

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And it runs like a chart

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Okay, you just see me driving
down

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First straight in San Francisco

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With this pumping in the music
video

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By a diesel by the biodiesel

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For some reason I care

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Excellent dude, cypster DJ,
biodiesel

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Available now on the pod save
music network

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And that's going to sound good
in the club, man

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I tell you

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All right, everybody, thanks for
listening

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I'll be back tomorrow

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We'll have our midweek edition
of the daily source code

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Preparing for

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Departure to San Francisco

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Leaving on Sunday with the
virgin

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We'll be flying away

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For a stint on the rig

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And it's going to be very busy
two weeks

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Because we'll be opening up
pieces of the network

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We'll be finally the strategy
cast

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We'll get made now

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We're kind of all in sync with
development

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We can actually talk about it on
the strategy cast

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I know it's been a couple weeks

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That I've been promising you
this

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But I guess in the end it's
going to be much better

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Because we'll really be able to
talk about some things

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That are real you can go check
out

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And

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Yeah, we'll do whatever we do

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