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Delta Sierra Charlie 374.

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The David Head Show is pleased
to announce the first in our
sensation audio series.

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The Adam Curry relaxation tape.

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Listen to the soothing sounds as
Adam unleashes his calm and
serenity.

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You're overweight.

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You're fat.

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You're only in the free cage
that lives in your mind.

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Hear the beautiful words of a
man focused and centered in his
own being.

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It's a lie.

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It's a fucking lie.

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You'll drift in a tranquil ocean
of peace and windless calm.

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What is your fucking problem?

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Relaxation.

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More than just a word.

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To Adam it's a state of being.

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It's a fucking word.

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Okay.

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It's a word.

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And how does he do it?

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Because I switched it off in my
brain.

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I think, ah, well, whatever.

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To achieve this state of perfect
peace.

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You must ask yourself these five
questions.

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Do I take it up the ass?

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Who would I fuck?

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Who would I kill?

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Who would I marry?

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Why haven't Keith in the girl
been signed a pod show?

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Let's explore.

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Lesson one.

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Adam's key to breaking from your
hectic life.

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If you keep getting stuck in
this stupid bullshit,

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you'll never get anywhere.

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Lesson two.

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Adam teaches health sensuality.

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Can be brought about by
sexuality.

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I've explored all the limits of
my sexuality.

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I know where I stand.

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I'm very comfortable with where
I stand.

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Not afraid to talk about it.

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I've had my ass kissed in a
sexual fashion.

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I really didn't enjoy it and
explore your own sexuality.

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Explore the parts of your own
body.

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Some parts are worse.

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Some parts are better.

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Some parts are...

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Hmm, kind of...

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That's the way it goes.

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Lesson three.

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Learn the art of touch.

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And how it can ease the senses.

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It's beautiful when men hug.

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It's beautiful when women hug.

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And kids.

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And cuddle.

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And make love.

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And have sex.

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Lesson four.

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Look not only to the good and
peace in your own life.

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But also to the world around
you.

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Look at the world around you.

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There are kids who are killing
themselves.

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Young girls are starving
themselves to death.

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We have hundreds of thousands of
kids who are fucking homeless.

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By the final lesson, you'll be
so empowered.

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You'll feel as if you could take
over the world.

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Oh yeah, yeah.

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Oh yeah.

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I'm afraid you're going to take
over the world.

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Even after you listen to the
entire series.

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Who make you feel so at peace?

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This is if you hadn't listened
at all.

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You didn't listen to it.

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Okay?

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You didn't listen to it.

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Okay?

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Nothing more.

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Nothing less.

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Go back and listen to the show.

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Prepare to be led in the journey
of your psychic path.

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What right do you have to call
anyone a psychopath?

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What right do you have?

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Why does Adam take the time to
teach others his method?

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Because he cares.

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I don't care about anyone.

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What they say.

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What they do.

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Who they have sex with.

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How they have sex in their
private lives.

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I don't care.

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Johnson, a prominent Swedish
doctor who deals with sleep
disorders says this.

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Adam's lessons on relaxation do
a great deal to shed light on
the issues in this community.

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Wow.

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That's the community.

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I got to grow up in without
asshole.

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I'd shut up about it.

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You better believe it.

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By the end of this series.

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You're not only no more about
yourself.

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But you'll know so much more
about Adam Curry.

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Oh, oh, I'm sorry.

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I'm sorry.

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Now I'll sudden you know all
about me.

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You know what I've been through.

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You know my life.

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Adam would not only make you
feel relaxed.

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He'll make you feel special.

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All of a sudden you're fucking
special.

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No way, mother fucker.

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You're not special.

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If you find that the Adam Curry
relaxation tape helps you.

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Please, right to him.

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And let him know.

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You want to hear from you.

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One paragraph, not a long email.

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One paragraph, the Adam Curry
relaxation tape.

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Get some sleep.

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Get some peace.

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Get some perspective.

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Get some perspective.

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All right.

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I'm done with this.

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I've nothing left to say.

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Find out more at the
davidmatchow.com.

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16 million dollars worth of
airplane strap to my ass.

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Do the next generation radio
content in my ears.

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We don't need no sticking trees.

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

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I'm fasting.

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It's so curry.

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We have clearance clearance.

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Roger, Roger.

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What's our vector, Victor?

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How are you?

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How are you?

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How are you?

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How are you?

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That's a clearance over.

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Over.

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Roger, Roger.

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Almost to lovely.

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I'll say it to you again.

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[ Music ]

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There's no sin in the ring,
there's no love in the day

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Oh, man, Mr. Lovelay, Beth
Thorne Lee

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On your daily source code, it is

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What is it? Wednesday, coming to
you from Curry Cottage

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In the affluent suburb of Syria,
Gilford and Surrey

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Man, I love that song, Beth
Thorne Lee

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She's from California, she's
from LA

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And apparently a lot of her
songs have been heard

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in TV shows and films and now on
the pod save music network

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God, that was just an actual,
you know, when I'm playing a
song on previewing it

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Patricia walks in and says, hey,
then you know it's got something
going on

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It's Patricia approved, the only
thing though

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The only thing I felt this song
was missing

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Oh, man, you know what it is,
come on, it's clearly

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He needs a little bit of cowbell

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Now watch it kick it

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And now I'm feeling extremely
bad because I forgot who gave me
the cowbell

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Was it Paul? Was it Neil? Oh,
man, I feel bad now

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Oh, yes, that by the way, it was
not a mistake, I played that
song

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I got a recommendation from
Douglas Pilgrim

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And when he sent that to me and
I played the song, I recalled
and he

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He played the song on his
perfect head addition of digital
flots

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And thanks Doug or Pilgrim as
you call yourself for doing that

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You know, I've put on a pop
filter

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It's not even this isn't enough
for the plopping

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I do. Basically it's a
professional version of a wire
coat hanger

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With a pantyho strapped over it

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It's a double sided

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And probably 300 Dernier

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So hopefully the plopping should
be a little bit less

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Okay everybody, so sorry about
yesterday, no show

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But it was absolutely
impossible. I knew that was
going to happen

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Which of course will tie writing
to our long versus short

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Five or three days a week
conversation coming up in a bit
here on the daily source code

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Because we were in the city pod
show in the city

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On a mission seeing if we can
get all the right partners lined
up

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And really of course podcasters
are our partners

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But we need a distribution
partner or we need to kick you
know kickstart some advertising

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Or preferably a combination of
both in order to get it going

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Because we just don't have
enough pod show money in the
coffers

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To fund a rollout

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In the UK without you know some
form of cash flowing in

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Or at least some opportunity of
cash flowing in

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So we were pound in the street
got up at 615

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We met at 715

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And we were off and I don't want
to tell you it's just not
appropriate

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For me to tell you the people
that we met

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But we did meet with potential
distribution partners

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We met with the potential

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Partners in advertising

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And it was just it was great

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It was a lot of fun

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It was great meeting

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All these different people

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And what's kind of cool

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You know this does fit into our

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Brits versus yanks

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And that's not really a versus
because

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You know we all kind of stem
from the same place

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But you know there is a definite
cultural

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Brits versus yanks thing

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And it's so apparent to me

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That we love each other

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Who you really do

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Even though we crack joke and I
actually I'm in the middle

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So I don't do it in fact when

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When either Ron or Chris would
make a joke

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Usually about the language

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And that would only be the three
of us

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And I found myself saying hey
you know

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Chill out come on

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And vice versa I can totally you
know

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I hear all the jokes on TV

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In fact I seem to be noticing
more of them

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Maybe just because I'm paying
attention to it

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But

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You guys love us for certain
things

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And we love you guys for certain
things

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And personally I just got to say

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I love living here

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Even though it's not the amount
of it's not 100% of my time

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You know we do have kind of a

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Well we definitely have a home
base

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And seem to be shooting some
route

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Our daughter is shooting route

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Oh man I should get her to speak
some some

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Speak some English on the show
you'd be amazed

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She can do at least five
different accents

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Most of them based upon little
Britain

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But she can and a lot of what
she hears at school

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And she can do her you know her
regular

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Called regular American accent
she can do Dutch

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She can do flimish

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But really when she's talking to
her girlfriends

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Like I wouldn't know I wouldn't
have no idea that she wasn't
born and raised here

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But I'm digging it and London is
so pretty even though even it
rains

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It doesn't matter and there's a
lot about it is called it's
about the people it's about

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And I think this is directly
related to media

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Excuse me because I think that a
huge commercial

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Media landscape the way it
exists in the United States is
probably not very good for the
public health

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You know and there's and by the
way NPR and public radio and
public television

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That's just an I think just
another version of commercialism
it works in different ways

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And I don't think we have to get
in a whole conversation

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But you know whether you call it
sponsorship underwriting
whatever

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It's it's all commercialized and
it's understandable

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And yeah you go on your

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On your listener drives but a
lot of the money is coming from
big corporations

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It doesn't matter

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I think that what we have here
in the UK is pretty darn special

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We still have a culture of
listening and because the the
network the radio and television
network spawns the entire island

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Which is 60 million people by
the way

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There is still a lot of you know
cultural communal listening and
watching going on where you know
people in the south of the
country are hearing the same

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At the exact same moment as
people in the north of the
country and and that is a pretty
important community aspect

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Something that we really don't
have on radio in fact, you know,
I was a part of that

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We did have some kind of a
national radio

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It's still done a lot with
syndicated satellite shows where
local stations will pick up a
feed

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I did a show called hit line USA
which was on it was a lot of
stations

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It was like two or three hundred
stations across the US so we had
pretty good coverage and it was
a calling show

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With with an artist and we'd
always have a band or an artist
and they met a lot of really
cool people

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Last in an hour and I have
co-hosts in Los Angeles not
being New York and so it was
really good to field all the
questions and

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And have you know really a
community of listeners the
bummer of course is that

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Whether you're on podcasts or
whether you're a stream or
whether you're live television
or live radio

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You still all got to kind of do
that at the same time to make it
work

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So I have a feeling that

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That we may just

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Really settle down here

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Like for good for good and what
is forever and what is for good,
but

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Yeah, like in it a lot and of
course

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I'm in a very fortuitous
position to be able to

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Be in America a lot and I
thoroughly enjoy as you know

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There's a lot of things about
the United States that I enjoy

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Something that I'm enjoying
immensely has been watching the
tally of the bitties

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the Lasivius bitties

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Walk their sponsored walk for
multiple sclerosis

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CC Chapman joined in

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Check this out they were hoping
to raise $10,000 by

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Requesting for donations on
their podcasts both on the
bittie cast

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Of course an accident hash

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We've talked about it here on
the source code there are many
other podcasts who purchase who
put to part of the

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Hey participate it in it

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But check this out they raised a
total of over

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$22,000 and I asked specifically
and yes, most of this money came
from people listening to the
podcasts

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That

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blows me away in just a years
time when we raised $1500 for
Lee Wilkins and is his lovely
girlfriend

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Jenny to get their dogs out of

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You know basic isolation
imprisonment

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Which happened very quickly as
well now we're up we can get we
can raise $22,000 this is
fantastic and thank you
everybody

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Who participated whether you
walked whether you

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Told other people about it if
you're

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able to donate money yourself.
It's just that's great and and
kudos to the bitties and CC for
really driving that

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It's what power what power
remember training wheels people.
This is just training wheels

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All right, let me hear you with
a promo here

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Who knows what you should expect
from midlife menagerie?

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This is not a show about nothing
but it's not a show about
anything in particular

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Nor is it a show about
everything a guy has to draw the
lines somewhere, right?

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I'll talk about interesting
stuff I'll tell him using
anecdotes

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I might review a movie or a
restaurant and I'll play music
that I like

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And if you're a middle-aged
Midwestern guy with very tastes
you'll probably like it too

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And if you don't well then maybe
you're weird

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tune in it just might not be
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So on Monday show I asked for
some specific feedback about the
frequency and the length of

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this program and

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I kind of gave you two choices
purposelessly

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Because I didn't I didn't want
to really preset and you give
you any preconceived notions

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I said would you rather have
five short shows one each day of
the of the week of each day of
the week work week or

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Would it be okay if we did three
longer ones?

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And I so I didn't say how long I
didn't say how short which is
pretty interesting because what
people find long and short is
also very subjective

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I did ask specifically for
listeners to send in feedback
and thank you very much

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Most of the feedback I got was
from listeners although also
many from friends acquaintances
and of course podcasts

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Which is totally valid. I just
wanted really I just wanted to I
said that so that people would
identify them

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selves as a listener so I can
put some perspective into the
survey. It's all very very
scientific stuff of course

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overwhelmingly people want

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five shows a week and

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overwhelmingly they feel that
they should be

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About 40 minutes that's the
average most people said under
an hour

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But the the number 40 came up
very very often it seems to be a
perfect time and it's kind of
logical when you think about it

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That you know if you think about
a commute which could last an
hour or a commute that's maybe
half an hour

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how you can actually

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Massage the cast into fitting
into your commute maybe you
start just before you walk out
the door and then you finish
while you're you know

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You're right enough the elevated
to work or if you have an hour
commute you might fiddle around
a bit

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And of course if you know, this
is all based upon the original
time of Dave winters walk which
was 40 minutes and it just seems
to be kind of a human clock
thing

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So a couple of you said yeah,
you know

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Make them as long as you want
that definitely makes sense now.
You know I do have one specific
time restriction which is the
satellite window

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You know, order to get as many
different pod show

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Podcasts and then not all pod
show podcasts actually on to
serious

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We've chopped it up into bits.
We only have four hours. So what
you're listening to now and
stars

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102

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Only last 24 minutes and 30
seconds and then there's all
kinds of I think this
commercials and stuff and promos
and what have you

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In order to fit all the other
stuff and sometimes I do 49
minutes which would be two half
hour blocks

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PW and I do that sometimes just
to shake things up or just to
you know

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She switched stuff around make
it a little fresh put some
excitement into the into the
lineup

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But it typically it's 24 30 and
this isn't that there's nothing
I can do in 24. I can't finish

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I just can't finish enough of
what I want to do so it has to
be more than 24 minutes and
think about it

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You know you've got a song it
today. We had that great opening
bit

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The relaxation course. I was
four minutes and ten seconds.
You know, so before you know it
with the

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What is it what's missed to
lovely? Mr. Lovely's another
good form. It's just like eight
or nine minutes gone, so that's
almost half the show

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you know

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That alone I want to play a
longer audio comment. So I think
what I'll so obviously it's done
when I'm done

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But I think I should try and
keep it

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Definitely five days a week.
There is hardly anybody who said

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Give me three everybody wants it
to be daily and they also of
course feel that it shouldn't be
called daily source code if it's
not daily

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Jamie says Monday here in second
life or

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High May I guess depending on

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Your pronunciation. I like the
daily source code to be daily

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anywhere from

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24 and a half minutes the
satellite window to an hour

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But definitely every day

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When you're at the college I get
them in the morning usually and
it's great via the i-trip via fm
in the car

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And when you do it from the
condo, it's usually afternoon in
the home office when I listen
I'm in the US Eastern time

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So you know what Adam do him
whenever he can for as long as
you want just do him. I need my
daily source code

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Jack Elias get jacked dot
hontemus dot com

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Okay, so that was from my
podcast or but I also got some
interesting feedback from a
listener not from the US by the
way

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Which also made a difference in
my survey?

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Hi Adam this is how you're from
Mexico City

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Well on DSC 333

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You're saying that you like to
receive a feedback from

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listeners

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Especially those of us that
doesn't have a podcast

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So I said hey, that's me

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So this is my contribution for
you and

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Well, I wanted to

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Comment a couple of things one
of them was

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Regarding the length of the show
for me

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Appesiate not very long shows

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Especially since I try to listen
to as many podcasts as possible,
but

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When you have a show that lasts
more than an hour, man

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It's it's difficult to do that
and

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Sorry, it's rather small texting
here and

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Yeah, I would appreciate if you
make a

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shorter shows

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Maybe I don't know for a minute.
It's a very good standard and

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Well we understand that maybe
sometimes you will have to make
shorter shows sometimes

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Longer shows okay

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Exceptions can be made that's
that's not problem

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But if you aim to to maybe for
the four minutes will be really
would be nice

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Um, all the things that you said

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Regarding the feedback from
listeners

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Especially for the I would say
the technology impaired

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Man, God did switch it and all
that stuff

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I don't think that's the easiest
way

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I was thinking maybe you can do
what others do

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Which is to have some hotline

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So the listeners can't call at
any time and you don't have
drums

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So you you have you can have a
voice mail system

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Maybe like Skype so

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Even you can have a number in
the US another number in the UK

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So depending where your
listeners are can call to the
number which is

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Communined for them

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And give you a message the rest
of us that which are not in the
US or the UK

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Maybe can call by a Skype and I
think that will be a very easy
way to give you

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All the feedback

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Well some ideas that may help
you

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Well just to let you know that
there's a listener who doesn't
have a podcast

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Right here in Mexico City that
tries not to miss a show

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What it's been a good talking to
you and well take care and hope
to keep listening about you

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Best regards have here for
Mexico

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Bye bye right on have you well
thank you very much for number
reasons first of all because you
confirm the

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The whole concept of it being
daily and around 40 minutes and
if it's longer shorter that's
okay, and I took your advice

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And we've got a phone number

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We have in the states

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201 625 635 7

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when the UK

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020 7 6 8 1 3 7 5 3 satellite
folks on 102. I'll talk to you
tomorrow. Okay

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So I've actually had those no
had both those numbers for a
while

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It's a J2 connect or something
whatever which I've always found
to be quite reasonably useful in
the past because it'll actually
email me

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The audio file as soon as it's
recorded which now that I like
there's another part that I
really like the audio files are
in a g in the gsm

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Audio format which is very good
quality and of course you'll
never get anything better than
what the phone is putting in

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But I've tested it with my own
cell phones and stuff and I like
the quality of it and

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The file size is very very small
so again the numbers are 201 625
635 7 if you want to call in a
voice comment

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So it saves me in my Gmail inbox
it saves you the hassle of
having to record something if
you don't know how to do it

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And of course if you want to do
something like Matt and Dave did
with a pre-produced bit, you
know that the we you know how to
get it to me

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Why the 201 number because I'm
from Jersey of course 201 625
635 7 in the UK

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That's a plus four four so the
UK country code if you want to
dial from somewhere else

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the number is 020 7 6 8 1

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375 3 and then finally on this
topic because I don't want to
dwell on it too long

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Something that is also quite
important as Tristan

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Ppo or Ppo pointed out

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Hey man

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My car iPod adapter has been
knocked out of commission and
your shows are getting a bit too
long to burn on a CD

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In the future if you could take
some pity on those with broken
car adapters and make the show
small enough to fit on a CD

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One hour 10 to 15 minutes would
be great. Thanks. Yeah, you know
what I'm also someone who often
does that

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I'm a way to the if I'm my one
my way to fair Oaks or oh one
second

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We've got a red dash out from
message in three parts who's
sending in

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Okay

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Oh, it looks like this is a from
P to digital flot some server
appears to be down use and it
gives me a different

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email address to use

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To tell me when Charlie is up
problem A involved all of West
Coast pod show is slow too. Hmm.
I don't know if that's a network
thing or if that's a

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Pod show thing

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We're getting into that area,
you know, as we we started to
bring I think today we we bring
the developers in

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They all have some kind of info
in their email box more about
that on the devcast
devcast.podshow.com

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But there could actually be
something just whacked out on
the west coast. I've seen that
happen before and God remember

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Back in the day in the in the
late 80s early 90s this happened
all the time. Oh, someone put a
backhoe through

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some fiber near Virginia the
entire eastern seaboard is down

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Oh, yes, the good old day. So
yeah, but I'm also a guy who
will you know take off for the
airfield and I'll burn a

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A show onto a CD and take it
with me. It's I really become
accustomed to that, you know

27:38.920 --> 27:44.840
I I always have a stack of CDs
and a felt it magic marker
always right down what's on the
CD by the way

27:44.840 --> 27:48.280
I'll you'll be sorely
disappointed or you could get a
CD

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CD rewriteable of course if you
just want to have one one for
the daily source code whatever

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So yeah, I am I am sensitive to
that as well. Although I must
say the burner in my Mac

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It'll say it won't fit on one CD
so we put it on two so that's
not bad

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So okay, so I guess we're going
to keep it around 40 minutes,
which I don't think I'm going to
make today either, but there's
so much cool stuff to do

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You'll back to that bridge
versus yanks

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um

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I find British women as an
American speaker for something
about it, but

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It's fun to flirt with with
British women and it works
really well if you have an
American accent and it's and to
me

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It's it's really sexy to flirt
with with English women

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It's something that's something
about it

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Has anyone else noticed this? I
know there's a lot of Britian
combos a couple of them at the
the drafts and darts meet up we
had

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Maybe it is maybe it is the line
maybe we just find each others

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Accent very sexy for very
different reasons and I can't
really pinpoint what it is, but
maybe maybe British women are
just

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Flirts I like it though don't
stop

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Okay, what do we have here oh
yeah

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Mark Smith I just wanted to

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Read a bit of his email here

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He says really nice to see
surface

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To see surface you're interested
in what listeners are thinking
especially in your last couple
of shows

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I'm a listener having for a long
time since listening to your
show

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We nearly got your laptop swipe
by some teenagers down at the
BBC. Oh, wow

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That is a while ago. That was a
fun that was a fun day

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I got myself down to the draft
and darts after new the brick
layers on Sunday not really
knowing what to expect

29:34.040 --> 29:34.920
They had a great time

29:34.920 --> 29:40.840
I hadn't gotten myself a name
stick and at some point in the
afternoon someone I was kind
talking to kindly made me

29:41.320 --> 29:44.040
Made me one with a word for your
on it. Yeah, I remember you

29:44.680 --> 29:46.920
It wasn't done to be nasty or
anything in fact at the time

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I found it quite amusing. It's
funny though as the afternoon
progressed

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I realized that the word voyeur
did actually encapsulate in some
way how I felt

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It's a very weird thing to know
such a so much about a person
from listening to their shows
yet

29:59.320 --> 30:03.640
They know nothing about them. I
would have I would have said hi
and had a chat

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But what on earth do you say to
a person to whom you have
listened to for nearly 200
shows?

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Well, you say hi

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Trying to keep the podcast in
community a non-cliquey affair.
I think is really important.
Listen up podcasts

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I have no plans to become a
podcast to myself but love being
a listener and want to be
involved

30:23.320 --> 30:26.360
So it's cool to hear you're
thinking about this. Thanks for
suggesting the gathering

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I'm at lots of really
interesting people someone which
I will meet again, and though no
darts were thrown

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I thoroughly enjoyed the beer
maybe I'll see you in second
life. Yeah, Mark cool man. Yeah,
that's I agree there

30:36.680 --> 30:38.680
Now of course this was a very
specific

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podcast or afternoon. I was so
happy that we had a listener
there were a couple more people
who were quote just listeners
show up

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But it's easy for for us as
podcasts to get caught up in
ourselves and what we're doing
and

30:51.960 --> 30:55.000
And so you know again, this is
why I'm really trying to

30:56.120 --> 31:02.120
Understand a lot more about my
audience about you as a listener
and hopefully you'll pipe up
once in a while

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And phone in on the on the
numbers I gave earlier

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Got another dev cast I'm gonna
do today. I just want to bring
people up to date if you if you
want more of the geeky talk

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About what pod show is doing.
We've definitely moved that over
to dev cast as in dector dector

31:19.080 --> 31:24.120
Delta actor Vico Charlie alpha
Sierra tango dot pod show dot
calm

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10 golden tickets had been
issued 10 have been claimed

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We're going to do another round
today

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For those of you who want a
golden ticket

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I saw posting from K1 Kevin

31:37.000 --> 31:39.000
of Strauski on

31:39.000 --> 31:40.200
Well, by the way

31:40.200 --> 31:43.880
Shipman just as as we're getting
this thing going his grandmother
passed away

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So he's gonna be out for the
rest of the week. We knew she
was ill and Kevin had been back
to visit her several times and

31:49.960 --> 31:54.920
It's just sucks so he's he's on
a plane now and he's he's gonna
go visit with his family

31:54.920 --> 31:56.920
I think it's in in Chicago

31:56.920 --> 31:59.400
So I'm gonna try and talk to
Aaron

31:59.400 --> 32:01.960
This afternoon or it'll be more
like this evening

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Early early to late morning San
Francisco time Aaron is our
database wizard wizard dress

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I should say I haven't gonna
talk a bit about

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Well, what she's you know what
she's I think she has a very
important role everyone has an
important role, but man

32:17.720 --> 32:22.600
Data-based stuff that that's not
science. Okay. It's sure there's
some science but a lot of it is

32:23.720 --> 32:28.040
Art and sorcery and all kinds of
witchcraft and Aaron is just
perfect for that

32:28.040 --> 32:33.240
So we'll be talking to her more
tickets to be sent out it again
as if you want to go and take it

32:34.200 --> 32:38.280
Sorry, I have a bit of you know
what I don't have this in sale.
It must be this different coffee

32:38.280 --> 32:39.640
I'm drinking

32:39.640 --> 32:42.040
But she's gonna get some new new
pods for me today

32:43.320 --> 32:50.760
Okay, so you should have in your
email information and we just
had to get some some stuff
cleared up and we want to make
sure everything was set up with
appropriate

32:52.520 --> 32:55.720
Appropriate docs et cetera, so
look for that

32:56.680 --> 33:02.280
And let's just clean it up some
stuff here. You know, this is my
problem. This is why these shows
gets so long

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It's because everyone sends me
this cool stuff. I don't want to
miss out on anything

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I did a pretty poor job of
explaining what mags are

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The magnetos, uh, which I
thought one was broken when we
were on that flight, but it
turned out to be a spark plug

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Well, you know, you can always
leave it up to the Charlie
audience and then a cha cha head
will bring you the real low down

33:23.720 --> 33:30.760
Get out of him. This is Peter
Bailey a listener from Australia
and until recently an aircraft
maintainer for the Royal
Australian Air Force

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In Charlie 373 you seem to a
little bit vague about magnetos
in the ignition system for your
aircraft

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Hopefully I can help out a
little bit

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Most if not all civilian piston
engineer craft have two magnetos
each magneto feeds an entirely
independent bank of spark plugs

33:51.240 --> 33:55.000
So each magneto feeds one spark
plug on each cylinder

33:55.000 --> 33:59.480
That way if you have a magneto
that dies in flight your engine
isn't going to die with it

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When you select for example left
magneto

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You are electrically shorting
the right magneto out and
effectively killing it

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Which leaves you running on one
good magneto. That's what you do
during a power run-up checks

34:16.440 --> 34:24.840
Is to make sure that that ramp
magneto that's still selected is
going to continue to feed you
with enough spark to keep the
engine running

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Hope that helps

34:30.200 --> 34:35.720
Oh as for the duration thing
that you're asking your
listeners to give your feedback
on

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Personally I'd like to see it
the Charlie kept it around an
hour for the simple reason

34:41.960 --> 34:45.480
This is how long I commute for
and it's the best way I know of
well

34:46.200 --> 34:52.680
Second best way I know of of
finishing a day's work is to
just sit on the train and enjoy
listening to the Charlie

34:52.920 --> 34:54.920
There's not a radio show around
that can beat it

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Thanks and keep up the good work
cheers. Dude. Thank you very
much. See now there you have it
from a mechanic who hopefully

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No's exactly what he's talking
about

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Man

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Yeah, how about really add
something to it, don't you
think?

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Had a major metro sexual moment
I wanted to share with you guys
if this is our little corner
where we

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We sit around and complain and
bitch and mowing about stuff
that we never talk about it
face-to-face because well

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It's just not naively right

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So I'm staying in the Sheraton,
Bulgaria via hotel. There's no
more spot at the at the luxuries

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Buckle where Ron was saying in
fact Chris wasn't staying there
either he was at the at the york
club or something like that

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And the Sheraton, you know

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There's there's two this

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There's a couple things that
really bother me about the
standardization of Sheraton
hotels one is

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The hairdryer okay now when I
check into any hotel that is
costing more than a hundred
bucks a night

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I expect there to be a decent
hairdryer on the premises

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If there's anything I hate is
that vacuum tube that reverse
blows

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Luke warm air out into a vacuum
cleaner attachment

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They are supposed to be actually
actually be able to use a
functional hair blowing device
now remember

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I'm not just using the hairdryer
for blow drying the hair for
actual drying

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But for styling and it's

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It's

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Especially the magnets we click
it back into place and you can't
move around because the tube is
too short

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And then the lights the lights
in the bathroom are so bright
and of course you can't dim them
that you know you're looking
right through your hair

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And to your scalp you can't get
any idea of

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What you're doing so then of
course I want to go looking for
another mirror and

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Restricted by the hose so that
was just a just a minor little
annoyance

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But because I've been subject to
a cold for the past couple of
weeks and I have a I have a lot
of minor cold just now nasal
stuff

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I blow my nose a lot

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It's been quite frequent as of
the past week or two and

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You know when you do that when
you have dirty hands before you
know it you can get a little

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Infection under your skin
anywhere on your nose, of
course, and that started to turn
into a nice little sit that was
kind of bubbly under

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You know

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And here's another annoyance

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I thought I was going to be
smart by jamming only only what
I needed into a roller bag

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Which man I didn't have my life
bag and you know we really are
like women guys

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You know at least I am I have
all things I need in my bag.
I've got you know

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And acid should it happen

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Sometimes it does on days like
like yesterday

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aspirin but also I have this

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Marta gave this to me when I was
doing the

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Interview for the Spiegel
magazine

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She gave me this great cover up
makeup and

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Normally I have that right in
the side pocket because

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You know, it's if you have a
sit. Okay, but to be able to to
cover it up just lightly so you
don't see it

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And I admit for me it makes a
big difference with myself
consciousness

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Particularly when I'm in a
meeting and when I have to
present stuff and so I didn't
have that with me either

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So it was not a very good Metro
day to say the least hey Adam

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This is the rubber head here for
a rubber room for radio.net

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I'm here in the bathroom, which
is where all Metro sexual males
go to a crimp and prune and prod

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Get their selves together about
to do my hair and I've got a
product for you and

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I don't have as much

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Lowing hairs you can affect my
hair is kind of short

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I need it to stick up sometimes
and I need to lay just right and

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This is stuff you can only get
it in salons

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Not in a salon but salons. It's
redkin fifth avenue

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New York City you're rough paste

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Working material you know it's
kind of like it's not gel. It's
not

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Moose it's kind of it. It's
paced you know it kind of like
that stuff in

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Kindergarten that you would

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Well, I don't get next to you. I
wouldn't even

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But here's the thing you can't
just go to like the

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Public's

39:25.080 --> 39:30.600
grocery store crubber or
something like that and pick up
a bottle you can only go to a
really expensive

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Salon and

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I said once

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My wife when she was gonna go
out of town. I said hey can you

39:38.920 --> 39:44.120
Can I keep the rough paste she
said no, no, I need that there's
only one bottle left and she
said

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Do you know how much that stuff
costs and I said no

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$15 a bottle and it's all

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Tiny two and it's up and like a
week

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You know why can't they make

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Stuff that is good and you can
use it and be meant for sexual

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To our full potential and then
have to pay

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$15 a bottle. I don't I don't
get it anyway

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I got to get ready to go

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I got to go to work

40:17.240 --> 40:19.240
Hi

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Radio

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I've been

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Remember head and

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Thank you once again first. Let
me get that off my chest. Yeah,
no problem. Well, I'll tell you
why

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You know what this is why I'm so
confident we're going to get a
sponsor for the metro sexual
moment because

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We're subject to the same crap
that the women are my friend

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The cosmetics industry. Yeah, we
may not be using it quite as
much yet and we may be secondary
users by being first

40:48.840 --> 40:51.000
And buyers and passing stuff on
but

40:51.880 --> 40:57.560
No, no, no, no, that's that is
the cosmetics industry for you
and you know what we'll get into
stuff that we don't want to use

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Because it's tested on animals,
etc. It's said to you watch just
stay tuned to the metro sexual
moment

41:09.160 --> 41:14.280
In 1775 it was the shot heard
around the world and the
revolution was on today

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It's the podcast being heard all
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revolution is on

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Listen to some of the finest
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New England podcast the
revolution is on

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From America

41:34.360 --> 41:36.360
It's

41:38.360 --> 41:42.760
The podcast with a mission to
expose Jesus for who he really
was

41:43.400 --> 41:46.440
These guys are awful and we
would never do that if we're
giving the chance world

41:46.760 --> 41:50.520
Well, Jesus loves some sexuals.
I don't want fat people in my
club

41:51.480 --> 41:55.800
I would be as much ass as I
could in response and I probably
wouldn't feel bad about it

41:55.800 --> 41:58.360
Christians prove that they
believe in something a little
bit weird

41:59.080 --> 42:03.480
Check us out on the web at
wTF-wjd.com

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This has been your announcer
speaking

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They paid me to do this. I have
nothing to do with this guy.
Jesus loves assholes

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I thought I'd roll that promo
out for you to

42:17.320 --> 42:19.960
You know have some different
airtime for different
perspectives

42:20.840 --> 42:26.920
What was it's what thought was
Jesus doing show interesting? I
don't like the that's so

42:27.560 --> 42:33.160
Old fashioned though the old
they paid me to do those so I
have nothing to do with them.
That's too bad

42:34.360 --> 42:37.480
Some I used to say they paid me
to do this but not very much

42:37.880 --> 42:45.480
So I want to wind it up today
with a little bit of talk about
second life because I actually
spend some time there

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So it is a part of my life just
like my first life is or RL as
we say on second life

42:52.200 --> 42:54.040
You know what I've noticed. I've
noticed that

42:55.240 --> 42:56.840
Yesterday when I came home

42:56.840 --> 43:02.440
I left the sea I was on the five
o'clock train from Waterloo to
Guilford Station and I called
ahead of time

43:02.440 --> 43:06.520
I used to call the the car
servers say I'll be there at 530
because it takes about half an
hour pick me up

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And we were there late because
we had some electrical thing
that had we had to wait five or
six minutes four

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So I was there about five forty
and the car wasn't there so I
called up and I was ready to
apologize

43:15.960 --> 43:18.440
But the guy started apologizing
to me saying

43:19.480 --> 43:22.520
Oh no no no no I'm just curious
really busy and it was it was
crazy

43:22.520 --> 43:26.360
I think it would probably take
10 minutes just to get from
where a car would pick me up

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To go around the station to the
stop to the stop light, you know
to get back on to the road

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So I understand that you know

43:32.680 --> 43:37.320
I understand how it worked with
cabs and with drivers and
traffic and crap and managing a
business

43:37.320 --> 43:41.480
We really have too much demand
for you always have more demand
than cars if you're lucky

43:42.680 --> 43:47.160
So I'm cool with that, you know,
but I waited another 20 minutes
so by now the cars an hour late
and I'm like fuck it

43:47.800 --> 43:54.360
I'm just gonna walk and you know
why not if you have I've been in
cabs all day and the trains and
tubes and I'll just walk

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Which is a good 30 minutes from
home, but it was great and what
I noticed is that I'm paying a
lot more

44:00.360 --> 44:06.280
Intention to my surroundings and
I am convinced this is because
of second life in fact

44:06.680 --> 44:11.800
Sometimes I actually catch
myself saying oh wow, you know,
I should jump on that balcony

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Very quickly, you know, just a
flash. I'm not in total not
totally delusional

44:17.080 --> 44:19.080
But architecture is is

44:19.240 --> 44:24.280
Starting to become very
interesting again to me clothing
the people are where behavior is
how they walk

44:24.520 --> 44:30.040
This is all the stuff that
you're you're very focused on in
second life and and as I was
thinking you know walking along

44:30.040 --> 44:32.520
I'm thinking wow this could be a
great educational tool

44:33.320 --> 44:38.520
To have kids build stuff in
second life when when learning
about history and understanding

44:39.080 --> 44:43.720
Understanding things like
architecture and behavior and
you could program that in and
these toolkits

44:43.720 --> 44:50.360
And become more plentiful and
and more easy easier to use and
I was just I just wanted to make
a note of that that

44:50.680 --> 44:54.600
It's really doing something to
my brain, which I am enjoying
completely

44:58.200 --> 45:05.320
The guys from Lyndon Labs also
gave a presentation at Google at
the Googleplex

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During their tech talks. Oh, man
those guys are so square over
there

45:11.080 --> 45:16.360
I'll put a link to to the Google
video in the show notes because
it's great. It's cool if you
want to because they do

45:17.320 --> 45:20.920
They do the the talk with the
two of them and one guy is
showing stuff on the screen

45:20.920 --> 45:25.160
Well the other guy's talking and
it's cool. You should definitely
check that out look for the link
in the show notes

45:25.400 --> 45:27.400
data source code dot com and it
curry dot com

45:28.680 --> 45:30.680
And Greg Hoffman says

45:31.640 --> 45:37.160
Give me a link to a forum on
second life. You have to
actually be I think a member of
second life to read the thread

45:39.960 --> 45:43.400
But he says something something
interesting here. I'll just I
didn't quite understand what he
was saying

45:43.400 --> 45:48.040
And I figured if I put this in
my in my notes for today, and I
talked about it

45:48.040 --> 45:54.680
Maybe I would figure it out. So
you could put you could put your
comments or wait into the
discussion on what would be

45:55.320 --> 45:58.600
Doing virtual podcast and video
podcast from within second life

45:59.080 --> 46:03.720
Imagine getting virtual cameras
and microphones and a mixing
board then you can control these
and then out

46:04.200 --> 46:07.560
Pops and audio or video at the
other end and I have seen people
do this

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For me when I think it would be
very compelling is a second life
video podcast and then the
avatars can actually show all

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The second life gear or I
presume anything else that
they're doing. I got to figure
this out if it's easy to record
a camera view point

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It probably is

46:22.680 --> 46:28.360
The maybe a maybe I will do
that. Maybe I'll do a video
podcast of the castle which I've
now I figured out how to lock it
out

46:28.680 --> 46:34.440
So the people kept just jumping
by and landing on my roof and
stuff and you can find my castle
pretty easily

46:34.440 --> 46:35.800
It's got a

46:35.800 --> 46:39.240
Whitesacorsky s 76 helicopter on
on the roof

46:40.120 --> 46:43.320
Which I bought the other day and
that I've been flying around it
behaves

46:44.600 --> 46:46.600
Amazingly

46:46.600 --> 46:48.600
Life like I have to say

46:48.600 --> 46:54.120
Not in the real controls because
if you let go of the controls,
you know, it just hangs the
hangs there continues on its
journey

46:55.240 --> 46:57.880
But without a doubt good stuff
in second life

46:58.600 --> 47:04.520
Catch you there, right? Oh,
there. I don't know she's Barry
Burbs from the Burbs podcast,
you know, we have some pretty
distinguished listeners

47:04.520 --> 47:09.560
You know, I got an email about
the Burbs. It's a listen to it.
Oh, yeah, I really like that

47:09.560 --> 47:12.360
So anyway, I just thought I'd
send you a voice mail to

47:13.480 --> 47:15.480
Try and calm you down from

47:15.480 --> 47:17.880
Again everybody excited about
second life

47:18.440 --> 47:23.240
I'm not quite sure I haven't
checked it out, but I don't
think you can do podcast and in
second life

47:23.240 --> 47:29.480
And you don't want to kill off
the podcast in industry just yet
Adam so a little less of the
second life stuff

47:30.040 --> 47:34.120
All right, bit more of some
great British music and you know
where to head for for that

47:34.680 --> 47:36.680
Code UK slash pod

47:37.080 --> 47:42.760
Cheers Adam. Yeah, all right me
that now that's a that's a guy
who's excited about doing stuff

47:42.760 --> 47:46.920
And he's been doing this burbs
thing for a long time to check
it out. I did look at the site
man. This is great

47:46.920 --> 47:49.800
And we definitely got to talk
about how we can do things
together for sure

47:51.080 --> 47:55.480
I don't have an English band
lined up although, you know, I'm
I'm happy to play anything from
anywhere

47:55.720 --> 47:57.320
This was something

47:57.320 --> 47:58.920
That is not pod safe

47:58.920 --> 48:03.960
In that respect that it's not on
the pod safe music network. I
was given permission
specifically to play it

48:04.600 --> 48:08.680
I'm not gonna tell you who it is
until after the songs. I want
you to listen. I want

48:08.680 --> 48:10.680
I want you to tell me

48:10.840 --> 48:13.080
We listen to this piano who's
playing the piano

48:13.880 --> 48:16.440
It's also the same person who
produced the record by the way

48:17.560 --> 48:20.040
I'll tell you who the the band
is as well

48:21.080 --> 48:24.440
Have to listen to it. Let me be
the one on the Charlie

48:26.250 --> 49:43.750
[ Music ]

49:44.840 --> 49:46.280
I want to be the one

49:48.840 --> 49:49.880
Gotta be the one

49:55.320 --> 50:01.800
I don't want to be the one who's
always there for you

50:01.800 --> 52:33.040
[ Music ]

52:33.040 --> 52:36.120
You'll make it everybody

52:36.120 --> 52:40.760
You'll make it everybody

52:40.760 --> 52:43.000
Tattoo, rodeo

52:43.000 --> 52:47.000
Let me be the one by permission

52:47.000 --> 52:50.040
The track was sent to me by

52:50.040 --> 52:52.080
Okay, did you figure it out yet?
Who it is?

52:52.080 --> 52:55.080
We were in London yesterday and
I've known Ron for 12 years

52:55.080 --> 53:00.040
And still don't know everything
luckily about him and vice
versa, I hope

53:00.040 --> 53:05.320
And we were talking and he
reminded me that he had written
some, I think he wrote some of
the songs

53:05.320 --> 53:11.480
But he definitely produced
Tattoo, rodeo's album, which is
great because I used to have a
Tattoo, rodeo leather jacket
when they were out promoting

53:11.480 --> 53:13.480
I think it was Atlantic Records

53:13.480 --> 53:18.360
And I believe I interviewed them
in Los Angeles even at the same
James Club or something weird
like that

53:18.360 --> 53:20.600
And Ron at the time apparently
was living in LA

53:20.600 --> 53:25.360
He had to produce this record
and played piano and some of the
guitar parts

53:25.360 --> 53:28.360
And he actually sold the entire
master to Atlantic Records

53:28.440 --> 53:31.320
And I just thought it'd be cool
for you to hear some of the work
he's done

53:31.320 --> 53:35.160
Although it's impossible that he
can give me full permission to
play that

53:35.160 --> 53:40.040
He said he would he would stand
up in court if any problems, any
problems occurred

53:40.040 --> 53:42.520
So a cool idea that let me be
the one Tattoo rodeo

53:42.520 --> 53:45.400
Okay, so we're over our 40
minute mark but I'm gonna keep
it under an hour

53:45.400 --> 53:47.160
We're gonna say goodbye to you
now first of four

53:50.920 --> 53:52.920
And I now have a new version

53:53.080 --> 54:02.480
Beta 067 so it should be even
better in its communication with
with the PDN more about that on
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54:02.480 --> 54:06.760
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54:33.480 --> 54:44.040
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54:44.040 --> 54:48.200
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