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Delta Sierra Charlie three three
four a warning. This podcast is
not family safe. So either turn
it down or jam those buds deep
into your ear.

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This is the band scamper from
the scamper podcast as
scamper.net.

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That's right. We're rock band.
We do podcasts. We're awesome.
We do it all.

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We really do. And what we have
for you today is our own tip for
Adam Curry's Metro sexual
moment.

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Especially tailored for all
those guys out there in bands.
Guys, if you're in a band, make
sure you thoroughly cleanse your
penis in between groupies.
Otherwise, you'll be stuck with
that low self esteem smell.

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And it gets all over your
sheets. It's really disgusting
fellow. So thank you.

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I'm gross. Not worth it.

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Hey, by the way, do you think
that Adam Curry still gets the
groupies?

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Of course, he still gets
groupies. He's Adam
motherfucking curry.

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Hey, do you think he still gets
the thresons with Kurt Loader?

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

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Than 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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Fantastic. It's Adam Curry.

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Hey, man. Who needs groupies
when you've got titties?

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It's a feedback friday
everybody.

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Delta Sierra Charlie is on.

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I started in front of me.

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Taking in all she could see.

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It's a feedback friday
everybody. Delta Sierra Charlie
is on.

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I started in front of me.

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Taking in all she could see.

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[ Music ]

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So big, so big

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So big

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Now that is a Friday kick off
song for the Charlie

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Hey everybody, Daily Source Code

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Thank you for tuning in,
pressing play

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and getting with it, oh this

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I didn't even a chance to
announce you're going to be on
the show yet

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Go take your coat off and come
back

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I just came in

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I know you did

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Well, so I said it was a
feedback Friday

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I have lots of feedback that I'd
like to get to

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But Patricia did promise you
would drop by today on the show

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today on the show. And the
reason for that is because I
asked her because you know how
long

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have I done this show now
without her? Like, once last
time you're on the show, huh?

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Huh? A couple weeks ago. Three
weeks ago, at least three weeks
ago. Two weeks ago. Yeah.

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Show is boring without you. Oh.
Yeah. Look, man, you completely
set up. Look, I got your

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mic set up. I got your
headphones, check the
headphones, see if they sound
good. Check them

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up. Yeah. Hello, hello. Can you
hear me? Yes. Can you hear
yourself? Yep. Yeah. There you
go.

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Very professional. Just the
microphone. You got to move it.
As a singer, you're used to
that.

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A finger. Yes. For those of you
who don't know, this is my
lovely wife, Patricia, who gave

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me the avocado and shrimp with
cocktail sauce yesterday. You
love the cocktail sauce. Yes,

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I do. Yes, I do, huh? Welcome.
Thank you. What are we going to
talk? We're going

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to talk about some stuff today,
right? Yeah. And you know what?
Yesterday. No. Yeah. Yes,

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then when we had dinner, I
started something and you said,
I said, I said, she should be
quiet.

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But what was it? I don't know. I
look, you're supposed to be the
professional for

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an instigator. No, I don't know.
No, I don't know. No, but see
the thing is, is it was funny?

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This is what I'm going to get
when we get my chair. You want
to chair? No. You want

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to sit down? No, I'm young.
You're old. Yes. No, the thing
is, what I learned from the last

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radio show is if you have a
guest on, you don't want to, and
this is what everybody does

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at every interview is they talk
in between either commercials or
the records or something

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else. And then by the time,
okay, let's talk about that. You
know, it's like then it's

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not spontaneous. It's not funny.
It's not interesting. No, I
didn't even say it, but I
started

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it and you said, save them for
tomorrow. I think it was about
the grannies. That now that

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was the, you know, I call them
the grannies. Yeah. And you know
why? Do you know what happened

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with the, well, it's the Grammy
Awards. Yeah. It was on the same
time in the States as idols.

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Yeah. As I, or American Idol.
Yeah. Twice as many people
watched American Idol as

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watching the grannies. But I
have to say it was a bit boring.
Yeah, of course it is. It was
all the

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same people we've seen for 20
years on the damn show. It was
always the same and it's like
goodness.

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Yeah. Yeah. It was extremely
boring. And the version we saw
last night on Sky, half of the
show

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was cut out. We didn't see
Mariah Carey perform. We didn't
see that. Oh, she did perform.
Oh,

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I did that cut her out. I don't
know because it wasn't high
definition. Oh, no, it's boring.
And

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you know what? Always Mary J.
Blitz always has to sing with
somebody. Do a do it. And she's

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ever forever. For whatever.
Well, she there again. I didn't
see her last night. We're seeing

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so off key. Oh, Mary J. Blitz.
It's me nauseous. Yeah. And
she's not even that bad because
she's all over

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the place. You know, the only
thing she is, she's she's she's
just got she's interesting to
watch.

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Yes, she has to move and get
here. But that's okay. So that
makes it valid. But now it's
still.

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But as a singer, you know, it's
a little bit exaggerated. I'll
really know. Yeah, because it's
always a

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little bit too high what she
sings and that she's a little
higher. It's better to sing a
little bit

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to low than to high. To high is
a little Sydney. I think that
too high all the time. And then

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what is also my problem when I'm
watching is and it's also with
movie stars. You know,

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they're great, they're
fantastic. They have great, they
have a great attitude in movies
or on stage

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or on the video, no matter who
they are in the stars. Yeah.
Then when they call their names
out,

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when they have a when they win
the war. And when they win a
war, suddenly they're just
idiots.

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They don't wait to go. They have
these. They have these like, I'm
not worthy kind of shoulder
hanging

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you know down. They walk like
like idiots. Well, let me let me
ask you something. Have you ever

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suddenly they're not, you know,
that's actually in that good and
that talents at any more.

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What is that humble? They're
being humble. They're humble
because oh, I don't deserve it.
Oh, I don't deserve it. Yeah,
right? Well, first of all

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They probably don't deserve it

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Okay, but I've never won an
award in a group in a big
setting like that if you I don't
know what that's like

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I don't know if how I would be
more stand up. I got finally

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Yeah, that's true. I'm about
time. Yeah, you know

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Yeah, that's true, but it was
you know, and it's wonderful. I
would be very happy

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But you know that's stupid
stupid. I'm not worthy kind of
you know

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I didn't like the telecast last
night just for the the
television direction, which was
done by Ken Erlick who I know
and I've worked with who I think
is just not a good

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Television director

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No, no, no, I mean it's like you
can you can almost see you know
like and congratulations

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Mariah, who do we see Gwen
Stefani you know the way around
and it was the fun the funniest
thing

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There was this awesome awesome
drum battle beat this was really
good

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I thought this was amazing. You
know me in the drum cadence with
the with the bands. I love that

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So it was Kanye West and Jamie
Foxx

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Yes, right. I mean it was
fantastic

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choreography everything it was
just outrageous and it was like
just boom boom and from from
Kanye back to Jamie and then you
know

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And then these like I think five
or seven girls came out and they
dance and that's guys came out
and they dance

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Charlie there's yeah and and and
just the very very end at the
very end

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So this like this is big climax

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What's the shot that Ken Erlick
calls for a shot of James
Taylor?

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Yeah, it was like it was a
shock. I was like, you know, I
was seeing the hippest most
movable people on the earth

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You know Kanye and Jamie Foxx
very talented and then all of a
sudden and James Taylor talented

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But it was like

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Oh my god, who's that it's like
what was that? No, it was a
shock man. I would. I don't know

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But you know, we're idiots.
We're we're television and music
idiots. So that's that should
bothers us

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No one else cares, huh? Believe
me. It doesn't matter the moment
if you irritated that's
entertainment

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Yeah, absolutely and and that
you know

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There's so many people who are
irritated by by this podcast

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That's entertainment. I think
it's wonderful my friend

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The comic strip blogger your
friend too, by the way. He's
done some very nice cartoons of
you

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Oh, that guy

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Oh, he hates me

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He gives me wrinkles

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He sure does give you wrinkles.
Yeah

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I this I played for you
yesterday

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You unplugged

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Everybody

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Whereas it hears I played this
for you yesterday. I just want
to play it for the listeners
because it was so cool. We know
what it is

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We're talking about this thing
here. Check this out

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Hi Adam

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It's your old buddy Leanne from
the list of these bitties bitty
cast

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I wanted to send you this audio
comment to praise you for your
metro sexual moment

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Women have been discussing this
thing for centuries and that's
why we smell so nice and look so
pretty all the time

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It's about time for you guys to
have your own avenue to personal
grooming

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Thank you for helping all our
future boyfriends fix themselves
up

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For the record pink is good

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We like

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On another note we thought you
might enjoy this moment of bitty
cast we recorded it Jim Caruso's
cast party in New York

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In the podcast episode 56
downloadable at bittycast.com

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We're speaking with Eric Bergen
of greenroom radio dot com. We
know it's hard when people think
you're an evil overlord

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So perhaps this will lighten the
mood a bit at dschq

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Signing off with much affection
and hope to talk to you soon

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Oh, let's use sleep without a
hurry if you have a chance

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If you want that list

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I met him

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and

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Well, that was an easy answer

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He's a sexy man

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I wouldn't do anything different
my boyfriend ever in my life

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He's a sexy

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He's amazingly tall

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And he's a really

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really I'm blushing he's a
really charismatic

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How do you like their maples,
baby?

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I love that sir

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This is not good for you. It's
fantastic. Are you kidding me? I
could beat up all the time
finally someone does something
really nice

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Everything's up girls. Yeah,
that's great. That's the best
part about it

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That's the best part. Oh, yeah,
I love the beaties and they say
that's why we smell so nice

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You forget that

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What happened? Don't smell that
mess

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We want more more nice. I try
though. I really really try

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Yeah, you but you forget about
it now and then yes, you know,
it's now and then it's now

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Never

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Yeah, you know, hey, I'm on the
list. I couldn't tell the names
though

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I didn't know who was who that's
what was a bummer. I was trying
I heard a mandamonico

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But I who was it that said yes
right away. That's who that was
a very fast. I'm not I'm yeah.
That was like yes

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Like

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Desperate see at least in your
constant

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Oh, these are not the the band
to anything. There's no these.
No, these are the civils. Oh,
you want to know who that was

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You will never know

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See, that's so nice about it.
There's our don't tell him

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Oh, come on. I love that I love
the biddies. I could I know I
could never have sex with them.
That would be so wrong

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You really appreciate them

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That's why you can't have sex
with them. But be don't be
surprised if if I've valentines
today

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I'm not ready for valentines. I
don't be surprised that you know
I love making if I call it holy
yeah

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Oh, man. It's okay, huh? It's
okay. Hey guys. I'm scoring
here. Yeah. All right. That was
that was really nice though

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So yeah, that was really really
how you feeling? Yeah, it's a
beautiful day. Look how gorgeous
gorgeous the weather is it?

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The first time in we can see we
can see that. Oh, look at that.
See that?

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How beautiful. We see the
mountains for me here. Yeah,
beautiful castle. There. Yeah,
it is beautiful

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Don't don't say too much about
where we are because you know
Roger Smalls will we'll find us

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You know you're not worried
about a guy like that. Are you
now? No, really? I don't think
so. Okay. Well at least he
doesn't take I'll be pictures

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Like that magazine. Yeah,
exactly. How come a guy like
Roger Smalls doesn't work for a
paparazzi? Yeah, magazine

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Yeah, yeah, he takes some good
pictures. Oh, yeah, that's a new
thing. Yeah, I heard that from
other

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celebrities and do you know some
celebrities? I guess I'm watch
TV and

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The real celebrity and I heard
that and we know that because we
experience that

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It's a new thing

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They take pictures, but they
want to take bad pictures of
you. Well, of course. That's a
new thing of course

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See you know years and years ago

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Yeah, remember that how they
can't be that long because
you're so young

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Talk referral would like to have
a wonderful great beautiful
picture composition even while
that is a great picture

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You know you're proud of that no

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It's not it doesn't work like
that anymore

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You're proud of it if the
ugliest picture that you can
make from somebody you take from
somebody

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Well, that's the you know why
though. Yeah, it's
entertainment. You just said
yourself it's entertainment

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Yeah, but that's what here we
are again. I said at the last
time that's because we're in a

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Totally different mood these
days

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You know people want to hear and
see

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Nasty things and set faces sure
from from the start sure
actually rosin bar was on it
still rosin bar

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I don't know whatever. Yeah, I
guess whatever. Well, she was on
a morning show this morning in
the UK

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Really she's I think she's
plugging a sort of a children

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DVD that she made is the dog
okay

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You know it's beautiful weather.
He sees all those dogs in there.
Oh, he wants a garden play

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But then he could take him out
this little and she said
something

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That she she talked to her rabbi
and time ago long time ago
couple years ago and that really
changed her

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Because he she asked him
something about

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I don't know and he said you
know what we're going to start
start

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Changing yourself and be a
little bit nicer

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Because she was asking something
about believing and I don't know
what he says first start to be a
little bit nicer

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You are not nice

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That's what she said. Yeah,
yeah, she was nice and then she
actually she said yeah, he was
right

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I wasn't nice and lots of people
around me were nice

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And even her stand-ups were not
nice nice people laughing
because they were not nice.
Yeah, but exactly, but yeah, I
think that right now

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There's a lot of frustration

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People are upset about a lot of
things and it's much safer

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Much much safer to attack

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Someone other than the problem
that you may really be dealing
with I see this and I know how
this happens because I'll be
reading an email an example

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I'll be reading an email

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I'll be doing something oh, and
it's probably something that's
irritating me. That's what it
happens

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And if there's an interruption
and someone asked me something

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I'm still in that in that mood.
I'm short. I'm abrupt. I'm not
nice. No, that's right. Exactly.
You should kick my ass

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And those ends said you know

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She bent a couple of people
around her that are

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Not nice and she's much nicer
her kids are nicer and

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And

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And it helps she said and if if
everybody would do that and
think about it the whole world
will be a little bit nicer
because at the moment

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People are not nice right the
sea. I don't believe that will
ever happen the world has never
been a nice place

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But it's never been a nice place
come on if we start with
ourselves humans are a bunch of
murdering

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Thieving flandering beings what
I said the last time isn't it
more and more?

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I think I still remember people
were nice. No, that's because
there's more and more newspapers
to read

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There's more and more channels
to see it has to be filled up
with something

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That's what it that's what's
happening. Well, maybe that
makes us grumpy because we know
too much

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There's something that I want to
read this to you

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Daywiner wrote something I don't
often quote something from him,
but I think he's right about
this where is it?

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This is more about the internet
than anything else, but it's the
same thing

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most of the vocal people on
mailing lists web logs and
wickies are more fans than
creators

19:45.280 --> 19:49.680
It's as if we confuse the
baseball players with people who
sit in the stands watching a
baseball game

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Baseball game sure both wear
caps and want their team to win,
but one actually does something
about it while the others
express an opinion

19:56.880 --> 20:01.440
Yeah, there are a lot of fans
but relatively few people who
actually do anything

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And that's really yeah, you
know, these people who write in
the sun in the mirror and all
these you know

20:08.720 --> 20:13.200
What I don't even call newspaper
tabloids. Yeah, you know, I
think they're all basically fans

20:13.760 --> 20:16.480
You know, they don't actually do
anything. They don't actually
you know, have any

20:17.280 --> 20:21.520
Any capability usually don't
have any capability in the areas
that they bought off

20:21.760 --> 20:29.520
Smart or you know, well, that's
what okay, so the writing
something smart stuff has been
replaced with getting a scoop
exactly and the scoop is then
then

20:29.520 --> 20:34.800
You know, that's your
journalistic credentials if you
if you and sometimes of course
you create a scoop out of
nothing or

20:35.120 --> 20:37.120
Miss information that that

20:37.120 --> 20:39.120
changed to

20:39.120 --> 20:43.360
Yeah, but that's okay because
the good thing about the
internet is you can turn it off

20:44.080 --> 20:47.760
Yeah, that's right. Yeah, yeah,
it was a Harrison Ford we saw on

20:48.720 --> 20:54.800
On the John Stuart show yeah,
yeah last night. Yeah, and he
said he's a very analog guy

20:55.360 --> 21:00.240
You know internet computers. He
says he thought it was all just
one one big boy to create a
whole

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New demographic of people have
to come to your house to fix it.
Yeah. Yeah

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Pretty good, too

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I got to do a commercial here.
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Okay, sounds more like a cult

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Really that's interesting come
to us come to us

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Now like you very happy

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Well so exactly so people have
all had all different kinds of
reactions and they feel that you
know as progressive

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podcasting is

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That this is not on the same
level of change

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And so and it's just been
yelling and shouting and name
calling and all kinds of really
really aggressive

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Language about this and what
I've said from day one is hey
look you know

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Here's a company who stepped in
and says okay. I'll try and
support this podcasting thing

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Let's see if it works for us.
We'll try and figure it out and
we have an ongoing dialogue well
yesterday

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They actually ordered it up a
whole new campaign

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and they don't want

22:42.800 --> 22:46.720
I can't I can't really say what
happened to the people who came
up with this idea

22:47.120 --> 22:50.720
Of this come of the cult
commercial yeah, but now they
want something completely
different

22:50.720 --> 22:55.280
They want the listeners involved
so they really list within two
months this is huge company

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All of a sudden said you know
what we do have to change
advertising why because if I
listen to it

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I it feels like I can trust it
really yeah, what is it? I'm
totally oh that's very
interesting

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Yeah, that's very interesting.
It sounds very trustful

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Really yeah for me that's
fascinating

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So you would buy you would buy
earth you know what or did you
understand what it is what earth
link is?

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Yeah, okay, would you mind
sharing?

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That's okay. I mean, I'm not
gonna ridicule you you don't
have to know about internet
stuff well

23:28.960 --> 23:33.840
Like a sort of provider. Yeah,
yeah, exactly. Yeah, so you
trust them because of that
that's very interesting

23:34.560 --> 23:36.560
it sounds

23:36.640 --> 23:40.880
It sounds very I can trust these
people they they sound very
friendly

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And honest and no I have not a
that's screaming. I'm so fed up
with the screaming always

23:47.520 --> 23:49.520
Really

23:49.920 --> 23:57.440
Okay, you mean the in your face
stuff that I don't like that
really I'm fed up with that well
anyway, so I think what we're
going to do is we're gonna have

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Listeners create the commercial
with a lot of listeners

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Oh, yeah, oh, this is it. Well,
I mean the commercials run all
over the pod show network it's
all over the place

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So a whole I got to say goodbye
to the satellite people you were
on the satellite honey. Oh, yes

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Steve leads is probably
listening to you as we speak. I
see

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Miss you PCH is next for those
of you checking this out on

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Syria stars 103 we back Monday
with another daily source code
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Eastern 3 p.m. Pacific and

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Right goodbye

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Okay, yeah, that's like old
technology. We got a shut up
when they're done. Okay. I have
to eat some whipped cream with
Steve you remember

24:38.000 --> 24:41.200
I said don't eat a whipped
cream. You may have a heart
attack

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Steve leads what it you makes me
laugh. Yeah, well, I'm going to
see him on Wednesday in New York
good

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Yeah, I hope I'm gonna have
dinner with him. I love to watch
TV

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Oh, yeah, that's right cookie
monster. Yeah, that's how he
eats well, that's really
interesting

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That you like that commercial
yeah, so there you go. You know
what you need to get on the
podcast alley forum in yellow
and shout

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Yeah, I think I'm in that mood
that I I want something nice. I
want something friendly

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Oh, everybody shut up. You know

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I'm so fed up with it

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Makes me so tired

25:27.520 --> 25:33.360
I want some light and friendly
and nice voices and not
screaming at me and you know

25:34.400 --> 25:36.400
That's the dark

25:36.400 --> 25:38.400
He doesn't know yet needs to go
to doctors

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Yeah

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Because he's been pooping and
now it's a lot

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Being like chocolate. Yeah,
that's very nice. I don't know
what's going on. He sniffed on
something outside

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I guess yeah, but yes

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Thank God, he's a small dog

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You know

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Yeah, because we still got him
absolutely

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You know, we love him today.
Absolutely

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You're a cute boy. So I'm gonna
miss you

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And I'm gonna miss you
especially on Valentine day.
Yeah, yeah, that sucks. I'm
sorry. You always spoil me

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You know, this was great. So I

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Said and you when we're doing
our plans the other day

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our travel plans because you're
going away

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I'm coming we're going we're
crossing each other midstream
whatever and then and you know

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Was who realized that we
wouldn't be together in
Valentine's Day and you said

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What you can always buy me a bag

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What

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Buy me a bag feel as we'd love

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Listen guys, let me give you a
tip never at this couple things
you got to know about women

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This is a special now

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Hold on a second

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Very nice guys remember

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The butt is never big and

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Whatever you do

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You will always buy the wrong
bag

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You buy bag on your own time

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Way but I would have told you
where what and you know, which

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What does so then it's like

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Yeah, then it's not from the
heart. It's like a it's like an
assignment

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You know, yeah, but for like get
me something. It's really fun.
Give me some night quail

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Yeah, it's just you know, it
just came out before I knew it's
my love just enough

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I mean it has to be some
something commercial involved
has to be a piece of merchandise

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Fill the bag with love. I'll
fill it with some love baby. I
got some love for you

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Oh god

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But we we women we do love our
bags. Yes

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All women I don't think so the
bag is the new black dress

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You don't need anything any more
you need a good day. I hear it a
nice bag just as as I should not
be buying you a bag

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Do not buy me a laptop or any
type of computer. I mean you
know you'll buy the wrong one

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So there it is yeah, but I do
buy you bags for you computer

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Yes, you do

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And I do buy you computers

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So what's your point

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So when will I when will I see
you again?

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um

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Do I see you on Friday Friday,
but you have Friday before you
go to your sister because
Patricia's gonna do something
pretty fun

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You want to talk about that?

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Well pretty fun. I mean

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I'm very happy to announce that
my sister's gonna open a shop
and

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Accessory shop and

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Accessories like headlights and
the mirrors and

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Accessories for women and
jewelry and all does that
include bags or brands? I mean
not not like and bags

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And bags and bags lots of bags

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So that's an icing brought to
them and

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Of course, I help to with that
so I style some beautiful
pictures

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You know to give to the press so
that we can you know

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So what does the press so what
does the press do watch this you
those pictures will go to the
press and what would they do?

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They're neatly going get their
own pictures that look like shit

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You watch

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They don't have many pictures of
my sister thanks for that, but
no if they get it for nothing

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That's true. Yes, for us

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But has to be excused that we
want to be the only one we
didn't think can

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But you know we're trying to do
it as perfect as we can and then
on the 18th of

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February

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I will open the shop for her

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So we will I actually gonna cut
a ribbon? Yes, I will cut a
ribbon. Yeah, really

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Unless you to get as many press
there as we can

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Horrible for me because they're
gonna ask so many other stuff,
you know, they're gonna ask me
nothing

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You really love your sister to
do this man. I really do this

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We got to go through all the
answers and what we're going to
do

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Yeah, and then what about the
long city?

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Yeah, and of course, it's true
because I'm in New York and now
we this is what they sell

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I hear he's in New York again
and then

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Yeah

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He's he's in his apartment in

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Sometimes it's all I'm saying

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No, I'm not sure

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It's me on all my boy toys. Yes,
he's leaving you

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He's leaving you

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No, tell the truth. He's leaving
you. There's a lot of things
they can say about us, baby, but

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No, I don't think after 20 years
they can break that part up. Oh,
no, no, no, no, no, no, no, we
can live with that

30:35.520 --> 30:39.520
They might report that I that I
stepped on the dog's head
because it was barking too much

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I could not happen any moment

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Yeah, I'm gonna put on a place
song. Okay. Okay, please song

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This is a grainy and um, they
just uploaded a whole bunch of
this is what I like about the
pods hit music network and about

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Talk now don't worry about let
me tell I want you to listen to
first it's okay

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Yeah, oh yeah in the in the in
the in the sealed studio now
you've closed the studio door
that I'll make a huge amount of
difference

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um

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So you can put a song out it
doesn't have to be a part of an
album

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But you can also put out five
different mixes out 20 different
mixes these guys keep uploading
different mixes live versions

31:18.480 --> 31:21.120
All kinds of course of course it
is and

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We're supposed to be able to
sell stuff. I thought I was
gonna go live yesterday, but I
guess it's not so

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When I you know this week and
probably or today whatever then
you'll actually be able to buy
the MP3s

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With your credit cards so you
can support the artist. I cool
is that

31:36.240 --> 31:38.720
So this is sex in the box from
grainy

31:46.250 --> 35:03.750
[ Music ]

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So of course you're sitting
there. Look at your MP3 player
your iPod going

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You tick

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Remind it's not sex in the box

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No, okay, what was good? I'm on
crack. It's not is not very
good. I love that

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That's great.

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It's really cool.

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Um, but we're going to do
something else you want to do.

35:25.600 --> 35:27.400
Oh, oh, the breakups, the big
breakups.

35:27.400 --> 35:31.240
See, I live in the potter
sphere, blogger sphere.

35:31.240 --> 35:34.440
So I really don't keep tabs on a
lot of Patricia's world.

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Oh.

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Oh.

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Oh.

35:37.440 --> 35:38.440
Oh, that's you.

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What do you mean?

35:39.440 --> 35:40.440
That sounds like...

35:40.440 --> 35:41.440
Let me finish.

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Oh, okay.

35:42.440 --> 35:47.760
However, comma, however, when
something happens to Heather
Lockleer, I start...

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That's your girl.

35:48.760 --> 35:49.760
I pay attention.

35:49.760 --> 35:50.760
Yeah.

35:50.760 --> 35:51.760
What the hell happened there?

35:51.760 --> 35:53.760
Well, Adam, she's free.

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Dude.

35:54.760 --> 35:55.760
Dude.

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Don't you love Heather?

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Yeah.

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What's so nice.

35:58.760 --> 35:59.760
Everybody likes her.

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She's in the forest.

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It seemed like, you know, it was
like the...

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Well, what's the matter?

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I don't have...

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It's gone every time.

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Well, then stop.

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No, because if it's on the...

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It's still not.

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It's gone.

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Hey.

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I don't know.

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No.

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What do you mean?

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Um, yeah.

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I'm back.

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Okay.

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Yeah.

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Then touch the wire.

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I will not touch the wire.

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I touch it on purpose because I
didn't hear anything.

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Don't touch the wire.

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But anyway.

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Yeah.

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She's so nice, isn't she?

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Everybody says she's...

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Maybe that's why she was only in
Boston legal for three episodes
or something like that.

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Yeah.

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Why?

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Maybe because, you know, shit
was hitting the fan.

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I don't know.

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I mean...

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What is it?

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What?

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I don't know.

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Why do guys not...

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I guess she kicks him out every
single time, right?

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That's the way.

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You don't know that.

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Because she's not telling.

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Yeah.

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And Cheryl Crow split from
Lancelot.

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Yeah.

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Well, that is a surprise.

36:54.760 --> 36:59.760
I have to laugh when I see
Cheryl Crow because I met Cheryl
Crow.

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I'm going to say 1988.

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Yeah.

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When Michael Jackson was doing
the bad tour.

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Yeah.

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And she did the backups.

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Yeah.

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And I went to Kansas City.

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Yeah.

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And she had...

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Remember Steve Stevens, he was
the guitar player.

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Yeah.

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And it was like the really tall
black hair or wavy black hair.

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Yeah.

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Really long hair.

37:23.760 --> 37:24.760
That was Cheryl Crow.

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And she was completely different
attitude.

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It's so remote.

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Email punk music.

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No, no.

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No.

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Really like hard rock punk.

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Yeah.

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With long black.

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I think she had the long black
hair.

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But remember there was also
there was another chick on stage
with him.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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So really good.

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Wasn't the guitar or...

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No, that was Steve Stevens.

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I don't know.

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Even with another girl who
played some musician.

37:48.760 --> 37:49.760
Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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But she was doing back then.

37:52.760 --> 37:53.760
But she was a nice girl.

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She fantastic girl.

37:54.760 --> 37:55.760
Very sweet.

37:55.760 --> 37:57.760
But nothing like what I saw last
night on the ground.

37:57.760 --> 37:58.760
He was like, oh, whatever.

37:58.760 --> 38:00.760
She exercised like crazy.

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Oh.

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But I mean, I didn't see her
that naked when I met her.

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No, but...

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But just the whole...

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Just the whole...

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I don't know.

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It's just different.

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Yeah.

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Just different.

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Something's going on there.

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Yeah.

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Bono's the same though.

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Amazing.

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That guy.

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Just...

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I can't believe that guy.

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The way he thinks...

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See now, we were just talking
about, you know, like crazy.

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Don't know.

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I'm not worthy.

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He's the opposite.

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Yeah.

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You're right.

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That's not good.

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He wins an award.

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He turns around to the audience
and goes, hey, everybody.

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Yeah.

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I won.

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Of course.

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Like we would do.

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Yeah.

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Now, but this is too much.

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Okay.

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This is too much.

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He is so full of himself.

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Yeah.

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I don't know about this guy.

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I don't know.

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And I think he...

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He means...

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He means...

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He means well.

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Of course he does.

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And he did good things.

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I think so.

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Mm-hmm.

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I never know what...

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What's really...

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What is it?

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Why not do it?

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What is he doing?

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Sounds good.

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Yeah.

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It sounds good.

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And he's talking to everybody
but doesn't help.

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I don't know.

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It doesn't help doing nothing.

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That's for sure.

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That's true.

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That's what we said yesterday.

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I mean...

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He's trying.

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At least he's trying to be...

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Nice.

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Yes.

39:14.260 --> 39:15.260
Correct.

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All right, baby.

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I got to go.

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We got lots of people who got to
go to work and stuff and do
important things.

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I was listening to our crap.

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So...

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Will you listen to my show on
Valentine's Day?

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I will.

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Which I'll be bringing to you
from the way of the Yorker.

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All right.

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Okay.

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Okay.

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Thanks for stopping by.

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Well, thank you for having me,
my darling.

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Okay, baby.

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Is tonight the night?

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People are puking with me.

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Yeah, I know.

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Okay.

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All right.

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I love you too.

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I love you too.

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Everybody.

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See you on...

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I got to go do the lighter
thing.

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See you on Monday.

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Another pod show podcast.

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Stick it in your ear.
