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Never regret. If it's good, it's
wonderful. If it's bad, it's
experience. Victoria

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Hold $16 million worth of
airplane strapped to my ass.

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In the next generation radio
content in my ears.

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

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Delta Shira Charley, 3-1-0.
We're closing down the weekend
everybody.

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It's party time.

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Music of people creating music
and we got some great really
well-played tracks and the sound
is decent

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You know, and messed around
actually I gave it the AKG
microphone to plug it instead of
the one that came with it

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And so I was kind of planning on
doing a sound seeing tour

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We're not for two things first.
So I've always been way too much
time fooling around second of
all

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I only have two nine-volt
batteries and I need in order to
do the sound seeing tour

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I need two of them for the
wireless transmitter and
receiver and one of those nine
volts was now in the

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AKG microphone because it needs
to fan some power now that you
give a shit, but I you know

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Anyway, it's soon to come and of
course that will be completely
non-pod safe

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Let's see we got some
interesting bits of feedback
today

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I good buddy

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Roger Smalls going to show up
again with an audio comment that
he sent in and

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I think we'll squeeze in a bit
of a metro sexual moment

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Joe McLaughlin

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sent me a link to an article
about billboard magazine

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I have to be honest that I
didn't really read the whole
article, but his comment caught
my eye and a new I could comment
on it no matter what he says

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I bet

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Pods sake music network and
podcasting itself was sold more
music than Starbucks last I
checked the only reason I went
there was to use the Wi-Fi to
download podcasts and get a cup
of chino

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Well, it's a widely known fact
in the music business that
Starbucks puts the music
business to

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Shame when it comes to selling
CDs. They move an incredible
amount of product and you know
what they're doing basically is

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They're putting together
compilation CDs stuff that
really you know if they know
their audience and it is really
moving an amazing amount of
product

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Which just goes to show you know
if if a coffee chain and as you
put it a Wi-Fi chain and coffee
chain

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Can do a better job at selling
music than the record companies?
Well, there you go

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And see the one day have any
updates on the positive music
network actually we're looking
for another developer

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For the with some specific
skills

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For the positive music network.
So if if you're so inclined and
you live in the Bay Area

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Give me a shout because we're
we're looking for someone to do
some work with us on the APIs
for the purchasing system

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That we're putting into place

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So all of that is coming up and
we got lots of talk about

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I'm gonna switch two things
here. I was gonna do

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Something about viral marketing.
I want them to do is I'm gonna
switch it around. I want you to
hear this comment from Roger
Smalls

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Because he's he's not going
through my trash anymore. I
think he got the message there,
but

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Well listen in for side

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Hello, I'm Roger here. I had on
the telly sauce coat. There was
a problem with any of the
companies

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You recommended then you'll
listen as she let you know

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Now as you mentioned that you
visit Guildford's branch should
the same species market

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So I've started shopping there.
They solely on your
recommendation and this day it's
very good quality food and so

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It and I didn't pop by there
since I'm seeing now don't
actually find anything because
you said you like it in there so
much

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But I do have a minor
complaints. I'd like to draw
your attention. So I've noticed
that the carry-backs break very
easily when you put a lot of
groceries in them

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Maybe you could pop down there

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That's what words with magic.
I'm sure now that you are
straight away

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That's I could give out to
carry-backs for heavy items. You
know, I just just read the love
a little bit. I'm not sure

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Oh, and then what I'm calling I
thought I'd mention your idea of
getting a tattoo

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I don't think you realize the
body parts do tens change shape
of the years

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I worked with this woman who has
a suit just above

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She started off with a lovely
tattoo of her me, but hovering
over a cuff where it ended up
looking like a totally trash in
a fishing net because of all the
ways that she

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For some maybe just gave some
more saying tattoos on you with
the

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Because that is not not a tissue
of Christina

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And maybe just a lucky listener
could get their name mentioned
on your body

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Anyway, how do you know you're
at them?

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Okay Roger how about if I get
Roger tattooed will that make
you happy?

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He's right actually the

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The bags that they give you it's
saying's bury here in guilt for
to carry your groceries home and
you really need to double bag of
me because they're really not so
that's strong

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Which kind of freak it's kind of
weirding me out a little bit
because I've actually been

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People have approached me in
saying's bury a more than one
occasion said hey excuse me

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Are you Adam Curry

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Because you know they'll see me
with the leather jacket with the
with the with the hair waving
around from side to side

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And

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You know they see me hammering
out shit on my blackberry they
see Patricia so they put it all
together kind of and I

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Wonder if Roger was one of those
people who introduced themselves
to me at saying's worries

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Anyway, happy new year to your
Roger. It's a pleasure to have
you

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Listen to the show as always

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One more day for this week and
then as you know Sunday, I'm off
to San Francisco and then we're
going to really be heads down

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We may even go to Atlanta a week
later

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So what would that be? I'll be
some around the 16th I think

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To go to talk to a company there
now. What's in Atlanta you say?

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Hey Adam Bob from the Bob show

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I keep me need to record that
thing but I never do

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Part of the problem is that I
listen to you doing what you do
and go. Yeah, that's what I'd
like to do and fuck he's doing
it better

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And I can so I just listen to
you and keep thinking about
making my own

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Wanted to weigh in if I could
unto the topics that have been
coming up on a regular basis all
right on the

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DSE and that's the future of
advertising in the sense sale.
Yeah, I got to tell you Adam the
future of advertising is this

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Yeah, this me talking to you
right now

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You're getting feedback from
actual users we can try to
reformat the 30 second spot

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But you know they've been doing
that for a long time. I mean
back in the days of red skeleton
they had 30 second spots

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The difference is we're not
trying to put a jingle or a
comedic piece together and fit
it into a little piece of time

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With an a larger piece of time
in which we try to sell someone
to some a shite

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We felt through that shit out
man when we've trained ourselves
we know we've got so much time
spot comes on we start thinking
about

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What's for dinner or not what
you're trying to sell me because
I know you're trying to sell it
to me. It's like that's really
funny

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You say that I just want to jump
in for one second

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John Bon Jovi once told me that
when they were the top of their
game in

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And I guess it was the early 90s
late 80s early nine days

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He'd actually be on stage
playing singing and thinking
about a meeting with his
accountant

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You know about his car about his
playing that it was really not
pleasurable

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Okay, let's continue. It's like
when you see the guy walking up
your driveway

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Get ready to knock on your door
with the big old pharbess the
big briefcase in his hand

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You know he's gonna sell you
something so you pretend like
you're not home or you're nicely
sent him on his way

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That's what we mentally do with
advertising

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Now segue to send sail

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Here's a product that you like
and you talk about on a regular
basis

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Dude

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My wife wants an eye dog. She's
gonna get one. I have an MM50

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Or whatever they're calling that
now based on your recommendation
and I got a send sail now

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I got one minute. I wasn't gonna
get one. I went to give value

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They've got a pod based coffee
maker and I ordered it because
if I order their coffee on a
regular basis

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They give it to me for free

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But I kept hearing you talk
about yours and it sounded
different

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So when you were angry at them
even an anger atom you sell
since they are or their products
anyway

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You were pissed off because they
were giving away send sales

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So of course I had to go get me
a free send say I took a picture
it took me about 10 minutes of
my old coffee pots

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Send it to him. They sent me a
nice red to send sail machine
didn't know it came in that
color, but it looks

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Pretty good and I put in my
medium roast. Do we eggbirds
coffee and damn? That's good
stuff in it

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Love the foam it comes out just
right. I don't waste coffee like
I used to make it a whole pot
when I'm the only one who drinks
it

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And it's good coffee now
recently

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In answer to something someone
said on your show about

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Send sail or whoever owns them
being an evil conglomerate

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No, they're they're not an evil
conglomerate. They're a business
not a charity

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So they want to make money so by
the pods if you like the coffee
and if you don't want to buy
their coffee

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See this how I couldn't find any
reason. Yeah, what on Amazon did
a search for send sale?

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I was looking for some coffee
pots because I couldn't find
them locally and

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You know, they have when I
ordered them, but they also had
this thing that was called an

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Environmental friendly
refillable pod now. I don't know
what the

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Environmental friendly thing is
it's plastic, man, but if you
get it you can put whatever you
want in there

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So that means you could go down
to your favorite specialty shop
buy

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By sir making blue mountains
right at yourself put it in
there and I bet you that'd be
pretty good and the things are
like nine dollars

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So if you're out to save money
or bust up the monopoly. I guess
that'd be a way to do it

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Well, I think that's exactly
what's happening. We're and and
a lot of these advertisers that
we're talking to

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We're working on doing campaigns
like this the eye dog was
actually where we kind of
stumbled upon it when

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You know the the concept of
having user generated

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Advertisements makes a lot of
sense to me particularly if if
I'm

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Promoting a product talking
about a product we're having a
essentially we're having a
conversation about a product
when you send

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Audio feedback back back my way
if you if you like it if you
purchase it if you don't even

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I mean that of course is the is
the tricky part is to put the
good in the bad in there

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Which you've actually done on
now on more than one occasion
with with with sponsors on this
show

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What I like though the thing
that I like hearing the most is
no one has said I hate
advertisements

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People said I don't like
advertisements this particular
way that's really exciting to me

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And maybe if you purchase the
product maybe you shouldn't hear
the advertisement. I don't know

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That's a so much stuff to work
on there really is but we're
getting somewhere and you know
luckily we have

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People on the other side of the
equation who were willing to
work with us and come up with
some of some of these
interesting

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Concepts I had another

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Great brain wave the other day
and I think that what you're
going to see is as we start

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Campaigning to bring in more
listeners right now. We're
getting everything set up for
the podcast

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But simultaneously we're getting
it set up for listeners because

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Listeners are podcasts are some
vice versa

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The concept of a registered
listener. I think is going to be
very important

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So that's not just a subscriber
someone who actually gets the
show through your

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RSS feed but a registered
listener who you can reach out
to and they can reach out back
to you through multiple forms of
media

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I think that's where we're going
to see a lot of excitement

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You know, hey, maybe if I said
hey if you're registered
listener

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To the daily source code, which
means we have some way of
communicating with each other
and I'm not talking just about
email

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That would be pretty fucking
lame

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But maybe you'd like to have a a
Gillette M3 power sent to your
home to to try it out

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Wouldn't that be interesting
that they listen companies do
that all the time?

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So that has stuff to think about
so much stuff to do. I can't
wait to get the San Francisco
one one stuff is up and running
and rolling

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That's when you can really start
to play you know then it's like
you can think up

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And I know I can think of 15 new

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Features and cool things that
we'll make the whole experience
better. I can do it a day. It's
oh

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Yes, very excited here in the
country

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I need that I'm hi Johnny it's
Steve Williams a podcaster from
the 21st century

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I just wanted to give you the
skinny on Cindy Snops tell a pod
my weekly podcast every week

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I tell a pod through the time
space continuum and discover
motion pictures that have
somehow slipped outside the
cinematic mainstream

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Cycle beach party the big empty
million dollar hotel the monkeys
mask and welcome to woop look

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You know the really great but
overlooked films that the white
poloi weren't exposed to now

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I'm waiting I'm glad Johnny as I
said Cindy Snops tell a pod is a
weekly podcast that can be found
as

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Cindysnop.com that's
c-i-n-e-s-n-o-b dot com and if
you happen to run into bogey or
Anne Sheridan

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Would you please let them know
too?

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Thank you Johnny

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And welcome to the Mac of Zerers
Mac eat get it's day and John hi
up in the macum server towers

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I had no idea to success it yeah
be aware of it while it's a very
cool feature they have yes

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And I've come across it when
I've been looking at fast
backwards. No, I wouldn't
recommend anyone try to beat it

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I'm not gonna try and beat it.
We got some feedback

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My name you show the great idea
actually I learn if you have any
stories you'd like to share with
us

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Not even gonna go mad. It's got
mad skills, baby, and don't
forget folks next week is macro

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John and I'll be podcasting live
from the show floor on Tuesday
afternoon talking about the
keynote and what we saw there

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And then we'll be podcasting
from the hotel in a couple times
after that and hey Adam if you
want tickets to our rock and

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Cirque du Mac party with the Mac
world all star band on Wednesday
night hunt me down and let me
know

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Does it make you get dot com

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That's right man's big big good
who'd manny going on in San
Francisco

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Which I'm just gonna catch the
tail end of

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um and of course

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Monday the ninth Howard Stern
starts on on serious. I'm gonna
be in San Francisco and I'll be
able to get up nice and early

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And I've got my serious
satellite receiver. It's gonna
be very exciting

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Let's pose and buddy mind we
email back and forth and keep
each other up to date on stuff
sent me

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a very interesting link if if
you want to get involved in
podcasting and and I think I
actually see a whole business
here for this stuff

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Certainly if it catches on

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Ain't you know you don't
necessarily want to create a
podcast me want to contribute
and and unfortunately

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You have to have a Macintosh and
at this moment in time

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He sent me a link to something
called iStarcomposer at uh
scriptsoftware.com

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I'll just read from the
synopsis. iStarcomposer creates
synchronized lyrics on the Mac
to export to the iPod and iTunes

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iStarcomposer finds lyrics but
more importantly allows you to
sink them to a song and then
allows you to

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Export the synchronized lyrics
into new music file, which is
AAC that will play and display
and iTunes and on the iPod

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Okay, so there's another feature
though. It'll actually allow you
to put time code based show
notes

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Into the file now it's gonna
output an AAC file so it will
only work in

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Programs that recognize that so
quick time of course and iTunes

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But here's here's a suggestion I
could make you know

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And most people don't catch this
show on the day that it's
actually created it's probably a
day later

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Lots of people play catch up so
I don't think and I really don't
think the day matters that much,
you know

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That's the whole point doesn't
matter when I make this show
it's just the next show it's the
most recent one

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Don't listen to the show if you
ever want to know if they find a
sound of been laden, okay wrong
show to listen to wrong medium

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But wouldn't it be cool if the
day after a show when the the
show notes the wiki show notes
have been completely populated

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If someone then and here's where
the opportunity lies of course
if someone would take those show
notes and synchronize them using
this tool

20:32.980 --> 20:34.980
synchronize them into

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Into the file into a new AAC
file, which of course we could
make completely

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Subscriber bulls so you'd be
able to

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Subscribe to the the extra bonus
show note file and

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I mean I would have some benefit
I guess would be kind of cool

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It would be enhanced as well

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So when you hit a spot in the

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In the show where it talks about
or perhaps when I play a song,
you know, then there will be a
picture there of some album art

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Of course you can't really link
anywhere, which makes it a
little bit unfortunate

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But it could be cool you could
even put the listener comments
in there

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So

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Just a thought just a thought
it's a way that that you could
get into doing something
interesting with podcasting

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I know I certainly don't have
the time for that to be sure

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Uh

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Oh my goodness, so we have like
three minutes left on the on the
satellite window

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Which is not gonna be enough we
might as well get it started

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That's right

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This is the spot where we all
gather around his guys and talk
about

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Gurly type stuff Steve Harris
says hey Adam talking about
moisturizer and smaller
containers being better

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Here's a good one I've been
using since summer nivia for men
intensive moisture cream

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Yeah, I've used that one myself
actually comes in a tiny pot

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So you don't need to use much
and because it's for men

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You don't smell like a girl or
feel silly at the checkout that
lots of moisturizers out there
for guys these days

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It would be good to know what
others are using happy new year
Steve from reinvented software

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I really feel proud doing this,
you know, I just point it now
that I feel

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Something really good where
we're up to here

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Let's see

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Hey Adam says mark bars another
listener to me that you don't
use an electric razor

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You're the gadget man. Well, I
always use my fill of shave and
it works fine, but honestly

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I think manually shaving will be
smoother, but then I'm lazy and
always

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Inner hurry

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Nivia started a couple years ago
here to again with their four
men product line and tried some
of the product my favorite one
is

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The Q10 cream. I'll see you use
the off-brands they work as well

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They make my face feel nice and
soft all day it's supposed to
give your skin energy when you
missed a couple hours of sleep

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But I use a daily and it feels a
lot better compared to the other
moisturizers. I've tried

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I combine that with a weekly
facial mask. Oh, we haven't even
gotten the facial mask

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I tried the four men facial
masks

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You know mark your Shimodo
nemcoff of the Pacific Coast
hell. I always wanted to give me
a facial mask and

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Just so glad we haven't shared
that yet

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Anyway, Mark doesn't think
they're all that good. So yes, I
go into my girlfriend stuff and
use a cheap off-brand facial
mask

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It really makes my skin look
softer and nicer just want to
share this Metro sexual
experience

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This is fantastic. See I have
one more here Kevin Flanagan
nevermind the Metro sexual bid

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I haven't used a razor, but a
few times since 1980 and that
really makes the blades last

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I used one two times in the
first half of the eighties each
time I decided to grow the beard
back

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The very next day. I used a
razor one time in the 90s to
trim my neck from my wedding
day. That's it

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I never cut myself shaving never
give dollars to Gillette
Wilkinson or whomever. I think
it's better than shaving besides
I'm lazy

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And I will tell you from my own
Metro sexual momentary
experiential

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Testing I think I've gotten the
hang of the M3 power razor. This
is the the vibrating razor from
Gillette

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Have not gotten to replacement
blade. Yes, so I don't know if
if the blades which are
different on the outside

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If that's gonna make any
difference when I use those, but
I've learned that really have to
take slower strokes to make it
work

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And I had it today. My first
shave that I really enjoyed and
if you'd like to know more about
the Metro sexual moment

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And you're listening to serious
stars one or three tune in
tomorrow. We got to say goodbye
to you for now

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All right, we can just continue
here. There was actually an
audio comment that came in for
the Metro sexual moment

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And you know, I'm always looking
for more audio comments. So I'm
gonna open it up here. Here we
go

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I think

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Oh, man, what is this? It's like

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Volume and zero. I totally suck
so I can boost this up a bit

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Audio settings go volume up to
full

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Can't believe that

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Audio's okay. I'll pull this one
all the way down

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Okay, I can't make that one much
softer. Let's see if we can get
it now

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Come on

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High-given sort of podcast and
they just wanted to

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Step in and talk a little bit
about your Metro sexual

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segment that you do on your on
the daily source code

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I do shave part of my face. I
should say my neck

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I do wear full beard

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I also shave my head and for
both of these I use each of that
mock three turbo

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Is the best item that I've found
for this

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I don't use your traditional

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Laddering shaving creams

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For the most part I use stuff
that I got off of headplay dot
com

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This is a site that is for men
who shave their heads

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It is

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They have a shaving device it
works wonderful

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I do believe they need to update
their blade system null. They
need to at least get a three
blade system and

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Right now they'll have a two
blade system

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But they do have some shaving
cream and a moisturizer that I
use and I think it is in

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Redouble one and I plan on

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Continuing to use it and I
continue to tell people that
shave their heads all about them

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Very good site and very good
product and

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I think everybody ought to check
it out

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But then once again, this is

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AJ from the high-given sort of
podcast

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Have a good day

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Yo AJ fantastic man. Thank you
very much. Let me just read just
the levels here

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Okay, there we go. That's better

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Yeah, I didn't even thought
about that. Of course, there's
lots of guys who feed into our
metro sexual category who shave
their heads

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Damn

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Okay, well, I can't really
participate in the in the whole
discussion, but I'm more than
happy to

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To facilitate it. Okay last one
for the metro sexual moment for
today

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This is from

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The hell is this from

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our careless

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Doesn't say who is from three
things I'd like to fill in

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I'm a mechanical engineer
specializing materials in
manufacturing also pursuing side
interest in chemistry

27:24.180 --> 27:29.380
To test blades simply hit one
with the other taking a pack in
blade and replacement blade

27:29.620 --> 27:33.780
Bang the cutting I just together
of course you'll have to cut
away any plastic guards and
shells by definition

27:33.780 --> 27:35.780
The weaker blade will be dulled
by the sharper blade

27:36.900 --> 27:41.300
There's some natural variation
from blade to blade so you'll
have to take a bunch of
originals and a bunch of refills

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Log the results and do some
averaging man, sounds like a lot
of work now. Oh, so I do know
fewer than five hits

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Not including any trial runs.
Oh, okay, so I was I was like I
do a lot more hits than that

27:53.620 --> 27:57.380
Okay, no more than five hits not
including any trial runs needed
to get the hang of it

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A truly definitive test

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Might need hundreds of blades
brought from different stores at
different times. What did you're
bombing the out, man?

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All right, that's it for this
stuff for this week

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Yeah, all right, baby, man, that
always makes me tired that Metro
sexual stuff

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Let's see what are we into how
many yeah? I've got a couple of
different pieces of feedback
here

28:23.540 --> 28:27.220
But you know they're both about
Senseo and I really don't I
really don't want to do that
right now

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What should we do I've got

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now

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Can you hear the birds outside

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Which turn it up I can hear a
home in my mic

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The sun just started shining a
little bit and the birds just
came alive

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Now, I have enough sense say of
stuff for today. Well, let me
just scroll down

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I did want to mention that

28:52.100 --> 28:58.180
Business week has a podcast had
their green host that she's had
myself on she's had Ron on
before and now she had

28:59.220 --> 29:01.620
I forget if it was the president
of

29:02.420 --> 29:05.380
Interactive for CBS for CBS
television

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But very interesting to listen
to

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Listen to what the the quote
mainstream industries thoughts
are right now on

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on podcasting both

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From a audio and visual
standpoint and

29:22.660 --> 29:27.540
The way they the way they
operate he even talks about you
know how how really how it works

29:27.540 --> 29:33.620
What contracts are needed at
what stage of transactions and
who owns what and it's really
it's pretty fascinating stuff

29:33.620 --> 29:37.060
So I suggest you listen to that
and I want to leave you I guess
with just

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One more song from the just
gotta upload it to the podcast
music network. It's the bitty's
live

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[ Music ]

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Just me

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My honey and my truck

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That's what I knew man. I need a
bitties karaoke DVD

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I give it up now girls doesn't
she seem like an angelly and a
fantastic love them

32:31.140 --> 32:35.540
That's from there with the
evening at the muse in Charlotte
to North Carolina

32:36.340 --> 32:41.460
The bitties in my truck and that
actually reminded me that I
thank you very much for all the
different people who sent in

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Links to video files and and
torrent files of the discovery
show dirty jobs where the host
actually

32:49.140 --> 32:51.140
Went through the entire process
of getting

32:51.780 --> 32:55.780
Used oil from a Mexican
restaurant taking it back to

32:57.460 --> 33:00.820
Some guys biodiesel
manufacturing plant in his
garage

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All the way through to filling
up the pickup truck with it and
it really got my brain moving

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I mean, if you look at the cost
of the equipment, which I think
is about five

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Hundred bucks something like
that to have a full set up to
really to be able to supply
yourself with your own

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House with heating oil

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And your car

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Probably at a monthly basis

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You know you're looking at maybe

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What did they say I think that
with the depreciation of the
gear that they he was looking at
50 cents a gallon

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So obviously if you didn't have
to depreciate the gear

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Then you'd be making your stuff
pretty cheap. I was thinking you
know, wow, this is it's so
beautiful

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We could like put together

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Almost like a corporation
actually could be a corporation.
You know Bay Area biodiesel

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Baby co there you go

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Babe co babe co that's even
better babe co be a yb

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CO babe co

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Yeah, and

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It would only take two people
really to run a full-time

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Operation one guy picks up while
the other guy is

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You know is it's clean and shit
out. I don't know and then they
make the biodiesel or someone
else man's the pump

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Throughed we could totally do it
and I wonder what the with the
regulations are

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Environmental regulations for
just opening up a gas station

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But it seems it's like it's very
very doable and

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You know it's just how many
restaurants do you have in your
neighborhood that use

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a deep fryer probably every
single one has it and they
probably clean it out at least
once but more likely two to
three times a week

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Fascinating we could build a
company. I'd gladly fund if we
we'd like franchise if someone
could come up with the design
specs and and we could actually
create

34:50.820 --> 34:55.620
Create the refinery part portion
of it which is really cool and
it's relatively simple but it
does take some time

34:56.180 --> 35:01.300
You know does take some work to
come up with a you know a good
oil drum full of

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Biodiesel but you can pour this
stuff straight into any diesel
car

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Okay

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Now of course results may vary
due to road and weather
conditions and but even the
newer diesel should not have a
problem burning this stuff

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These you can get a hold of that
a copy of that of course. I
can't post it online

35:21.380 --> 35:23.380
Of dirty jobs the biodiesel

35:24.020 --> 35:28.180
Edition it's one of the segments
on the show from Discovery
Channel or if you can see it

35:28.260 --> 35:31.940
If it's gonna come up again on
TV definitely take a look at it
because you'll see

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How cool it is and besides it
having environmental benefits

35:36.180 --> 35:40.100
It's independence man that's
what really what I like about it
just independence from the man

35:41.060 --> 35:45.460
All right everybody I'm gonna
get out here tomorrow the thank
god. It's Friday edition of the
show

35:45.940 --> 35:49.700
Maybe some karaoke I will see
certainly I'll start with
another

35:51.540 --> 35:54.020
Motivational quote of the day so
take care y'all bye bye

35:58.180 --> 36:02.180
Another pod show podcast stick
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