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Hi Adam, how was it?

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Just catching up on a few daily
source codes.

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I'm going over behind.

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And I just want to call and say
thank you for the podcast, man.

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It's brilliant and this is the
Friday morning.

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I'm walking home with work
through the summary London and I
can't really see any better way

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of starting a weekend than yeah.

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Yeah, I'm going to go into my
ears and enjoying it.

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Thank you, man.

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[ Music ]

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The link is in the morning sun.

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I started up, woke up, rolled up
a flat, was it fat blood?

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How can you go wrong with the
song like that?

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It's Friday, everybody.

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How you doing?

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Coming to you from Curry
Cottage, another beautiful day
in the United Kingdom.

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It is the Daily Source Code, the
Friday festivities,

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got some cool music lined up.

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We're going to keep it light
today, some funny stuff.

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I cannot believe I didn't open
up phone lines much, much
earlier in the show.

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I'm enjoying this so much.

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Actually, I do know why I didn't
do it.

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It is because you couldn't get a
reliable MP3 email to you.

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The quality was always crap.

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Now, the quality is always going
to be crap with a phone call, of
course.

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But this J2 connect service that
I'm using.

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They email it to me in a format.

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The quick time understands.

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I was able to write a little
apple script.

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So when it comes in, it just
converts it to an MP3,

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and I can drag it right into my
show prep outline.

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And I'm loving it.

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It's so fun to hear what
everybody has to say.

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If you want to call in, and this
is, of course,

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it's listeners who are calling,
which I love hearing from
podcasters.

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They've always got something
very astute to say as well, or
most of the time.

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And always get their plug in.

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But it's so cool when listeners
who have no desire to be a part
of podcasting,

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just are enjoying what we're
doing.

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That's what really turns me on.

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A number of New Jersey, 201,
625, 6357 in the United Kingdom
in London,

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O2076, 813753.

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Actually, I'm doing that wrong.

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How do they say that here?

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O207, 61813753.

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I think that's, I'm listening to
all the different radio stations
here.

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Trying to pick up as much local
slang, which is possible.

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Wow, it totally feels back to
your topic that you've been
discussing about describing

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breast and the masculine.

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You know, this is quite
disturbing trend I have to say.

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I have received at least five
different voice mails talking
about guys who name their

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women's breasts.

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You know, actual names.

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I had a girlfriend in high
school and we used to call her a
skill and tech.

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And let me tell you we had many
x ones again.

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Anyway, nice listening.

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I really enjoyed it. Keep it up.

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I'll see you subscribe.

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Alright, buddy. Thank you very
much.

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We'll drive each other crazy,
but everybody knows that it's a
parent to see.

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They're just like you and me.

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The yanks versus the Brits.

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Mind the gap.

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On our continuing journey to
investigate the true differences
between the yanks and the

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Brits, we find a call for help.

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Good morning, Adam.

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I've just listened to the
Charlie from Bayer.

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So I'll go.

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This is Logan and Southwest
Florida.

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I'm going to have to do some
flying.

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And I was thinking of a second
that you could do on what to.

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I have to lead the country to do
flying.

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I've never been outside the
country in that 50.

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I'm not exactly crazy about
flying.

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I was wondering if you could get
chips on how not to be an ugly
American when you go

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overseas.

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And what type of electric they
use, what adapters do I need,
all these types of issues.

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Just a thought.

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Anyway, a lot of it when
Patricia's on with you, man.

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You are so married.

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And by the way, I have the same
problem with the night's.

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Let's do.

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Just think of it as male,
metapods.

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You'll be okay.

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Calculator five.

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Well, okay.

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So you didn't say where you were
flying to, but I'm just going to
presume you're

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flying to Britain.

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So I hope you are.

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And hopefully we can get some
information from our British
friends and fellows and
listeners

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who can tell us exactly what
really irks them when you're
walking around as a tourist.

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And all that other stuff.

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That's pretty easy.

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You can get a lonely planet
guide and figure out what
adaptor you need.

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That's easy enough.

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And a shoot.

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Just go to any store at the
airport.

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And they'll the point in the
right place.

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But really, it's about the
behavior.

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I am, I too am very interested
in that.

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More about the night sweats in a
second, as well as we continue
with one more piece here in our

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Yanks versus the Brits.

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Alex McCordys sent me an email.

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Which he thought would be
entertaining.

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It's actually he says sorry,
just the final audio
contribution which I found
entertaining

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might rock a few DSC listeners
who've now found themselves in a
chilled space of calm and
relaxation

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thanks to your brain wave
generator.

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Yeah.

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I think I've given people the
permanent migraines.

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A sales call on this piece of
audio that shows that Brits can
actually get riled and

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an angry and dump a lightness
right out the window.

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You Yanks will love this.

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This is someone from British
Telecom, a telemarketer calling.

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And the recipient of the call is
also British and not happy.

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What the hell do you want?

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We're calling today to ensure
you're getting the best vangiven
service.

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Beat your corner for them.

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Fucking horn, call up your
pissin' ass and get me off this.

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It's an extra friendly horn, an
alcohol.

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Fucking British Telecom.

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Okay, say that fucking bell now.

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Get that fuck up my phone line.

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Deal, all the time.

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I understand, sir.

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That's good.

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We're making it.

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We're making it.

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And now we're making it.

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We're making it again.

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I wanna ride our carmen.

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When you're calling it, fucking
neck.

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And I'm in.

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Typically nobody will copy it.

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Yeah.

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I'll only take it.

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You're a couple of seconds.

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Oh, don't go.

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And fuck up.

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No, fuck up.

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No, come on.

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We end.

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Yeah, no problem.

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Thank you.

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Don't.

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You're dead.

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Again.

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Right.

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Thank you for your time, sir.

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Thank you for using these
things.

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Thank you.

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I got it.

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Jesus Christ, Diane.

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Could you do me a favor?

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Listen, sir.

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Let's call for me.

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Of course.

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Diane, could you leave me a
favor?

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Listen, let's call for me,
please.

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I must say that we got a lot of
telemarketers when we just
installed our phone line.

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And indeed, a lot of it is
British Telecom trying to get
you a better deal.

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And when you say, look, I'm just
not interested in whatever you
have to say.

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I don't have any time right now.

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They're truly surprised.

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But it'll cost you less money.

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I don't care.

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Leave.

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And please take my name off your
list.

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I have found that when you ask
that, they really do take it off
the list.

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The bank.

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Barclays.

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Also, they were calling all the
time.

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And then finally, I turned
around and said, OK, I'll take
your damn savings account offer,

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whatever.

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But then you need to go fix the
following things for me.

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And he did.

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So it does.

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Yeah, some of it really works
well.

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But this clearly pissed this guy
off to no end.

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Back to the night sweats for a
second.

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Hey, Adam, it's Kelly, a
listener from Malibu,
California.

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I was just listening to the
Charlie from Tuesday.

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And I wanted to comment about
something you mentioned on a
lecture,

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sexual moment.

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It was about night sweats.

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You know what?

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It's not just the guy thing.

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Throughout my adult life, I have
gotten them just completely
randomly.

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Might have at one night and not
have it again four months.

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But I can wake up and be totally
drenched.

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And I have to go get a towel to
put down on the bed.

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So I have something to dry the
lion.

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Of course, my husband thinks
it's totally wacky.

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But I have no explanation.

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It's just the way I am.

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So I just want to pass that
along.

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Keep up the good work.

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Let the show love Patricia.

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Bye.

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Thanks, Kelly.

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You know, I think we've hit on
something here.

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This is not a small problem.

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We could actually start a club.

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I can just see the public
service announcements now.

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Millions of Americans suffer
from night sweats.

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Just to actually had a thought
about that.

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I'm sorry for not putting this
in Tuesday show comments.

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But I'm hoping you'll see this.

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Just listening to Tuesday's
episode discussing your body
overheating problem.

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Yeah, the spontaneous
combustion.

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I had the same issue.

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And the thing I found the
problem was me being dehydrated.

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So the coffee and the splits
would certainly hydrate.

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Drink plenty of water.

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And it will bring you in
Patricia together.

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So I've been taking everybody's
advice.

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I've been wearing boxers and
wife beaters to bed.

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No problem at all getting the
sleep.

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I thought I would never be able
to get to sleep wearing clothes.

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But that's actually working.

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And I tried to hide the
hydrating bit.

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Drank three big glasses of water
before I went to bed.

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Actually, even since wearing the
boxers.

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I haven't had any problems at
all.

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Hold on a second.

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Sorry.

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I don't have time for that.

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Whatever it is.

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Just interrupted my train of
thought.

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Okay.

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Well, it seems like more people
have this.

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And that seems to be a pretty
good fix.

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But what it comes from?

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I don't know.

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I know there's doctors
listening.

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I'd love to get some insight in
some analysis.

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Just to why this happens.

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Is this a direct result of the
brain processing information?

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I'm sure Patricia has also said
that.

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You know, my brain has to do a
lot at night.

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As true.

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Is that a part of it?

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Is it actually a symptom of
spontaneous combustion?

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Let me know.

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Please.

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Voice mail.

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And I still can't figure out how
to get a message on there.

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So if you just hear some
recorded message saying leave
your message.

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You got you're at the right
place.

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201.

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65.

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65.

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Or 0207.

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681.

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3753.

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That's if you're in London.

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Hey, Adam.

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This is Darren from Southern
California.

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I just wanted to say that.

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I love your show.

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I've been an avid listener of
the DSC since about January
2005.

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And hey, whatever happened to
the drum cadence of the day.

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Yeah, that's a good question,
man.

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In the beginning, I found that
just about everyone in America
certainly has been in a marching
drum band, usually at high
school.

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And we had a little segment
called the drum cadence of the
day.

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I think we're pretty tapped out
on that.

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But if anyone has a great
cadence, you know, of course.

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I'd love to hear it.

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Love that stuff.

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Well, anyway, just wanted to
tell you about a great
experience I had over it.

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And before I also, there's
another issue there.

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A lot of the songs weren't pod
safe, so that people playing
hits.

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But you can't play it.

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Okay, so I think you're going to
say you're over at Curry Castle
in second life.

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The castle in second life.

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I was hanging out at the castle
this morning, chatting some of
the visitors and talking to this
one guy about Jim Kramer's mad
money.

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He's a show on CNBC.

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And what do you know, this guy
that does the mad money machine
podcast?

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I work in the finance industry,
but haven't had a chance to
check it any financial podcasts.

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So about 10 minutes after this
happened, I went over to iTunes,
found this podcast, and then hit
subscribe.

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So podcast, you get to new
subscriber, and I, and listener,
get a new podcast.

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It's a cool podcast, by the way,
check it out sometime.

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And I'm sure this is all part of
what you're doing there in
second life.

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And I got to tell you, man, it
totally works.

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So thanks again for what you're
doing in second life.

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And more importantly, thanks for
what you're doing in real life.

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And I hope to see you soon.

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Thank you.

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That's really sweet.

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Thank you.

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I appreciate that.

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Isn't that nice?

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Most importantly, thank you for
what you're doing in real life.

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That's nice.

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Of course.

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I'm going to take two minutes to
finish right now.

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Second life, man.

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What is all this stuff?

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Is that a thing?

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Because one of the cool things
fans but I've got so little fun
stuff.

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All we really do is you can
easily hold the eels.

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But they won't just stay even
more busy and stuff, but it's
better to stay.

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And simple things.

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So what is all this stuff?

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No, watch it all right, man.

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I just hold your part and you
have fun.

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It's better to do it all right.

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Right, the castle is closed,

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but it's a huge lie.

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I'm adding it.

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It's crazy.

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Jeff Smith, you're genius.

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I think I've got it figured out.

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Yes, I do.

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Because what you just said about
meeting someone at the castle,

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now it's all come together.

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Finally, I see it.

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And if you haven't tried it,

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maybe if I explained it in this
manner,

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you'll understand better what's
going on.

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First of all, we're very
accustomed to using internet
technologies for

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asynchronous or synchronous
communication.

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So an example, but podcasting is
asynchronous.

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I make it, you hear it some
other time,

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whenever it's convenient for
you.

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Which, of course, is a
revolution in media,

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just all by itself.

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Then we have email, which is
also a synchronous by nature,

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which was a revolution.

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And now, of course, some people
like myself hate

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because it's an open,

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it's an open hole in my
communication life where
anything

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and everyone can get through,

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unfortunately, because it's that
way,

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the opportunity and all the
other crab come at the same
time.

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So we don't have to talk about
that now.

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Then a chat, which we've been
using for many, many years.

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And the culture of chat, if you
have kids,

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look at what they're doing with
MSN,

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they're probably on MSN or on
Yahoo or on AOL,

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Instant Messenger, or all three
at the same time,

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very possible.

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Excuse me, Sensei.

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At the office, we use Skype,

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because we use Skype as a
communications tool for voice a
lot.

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And therefore, it's usually
everyone has it open,

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and that's kind of the office.

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Oh, quite excuse me.

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That's the office, Instant
Message System.

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I see second life in my real
life.

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Almost no different than show
notes,

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or no different from comments at
curry.com.

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We have ongoing conversations
about stuff discussed in the
show,

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which doesn't necessarily make
it back into the show.

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Some of it does.

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Now, that, of course, is
asynchronous by nature.

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You can always check in and see
other conversations.

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But when you really want to chat
with someone,

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and by the way, marketing
executives used to cream over
the idea of

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having a celebrity in a chat
room.

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It still happens.

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It's the AOL, this is all the
time,

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and it's very, very successful.

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You know, an author, a musician,
an actor,

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some real life form of celebrity
shows up

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in this cyber area, cyber life,

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where you get queued up, and you
can chat,

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and you can ask questions.

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And, of course, you're not in
the same physical location,

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but you probably never would
have that opportunity anyway.

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So, it's only enhancing to what
you didn't have, I guess,

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because you are actually
communicating with that person.

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So, it's the same thing.

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In second life, which is this
virtual world

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for those of you just hearing
about it for the first time,

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when you log in there,

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you can do a lot of stuff that
emulates real life.

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You can build things, you can
buy land,

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you can interact with people,

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but a lot of it is really based
on chat,

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and it's slightly done.

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But a lot of it, I think, is
also a platform

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for communication.

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I'll get to that in a second.

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What is the main difference
here?

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As a pilot, you develop a skill,

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maybe it's almost a sense,

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but let's call it a skill called
situational awareness.

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And situational awareness, you
may not realize this,

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but the windows in the cockpit
really aren't used

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that much in flight.

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They're important for landing,

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certainly, to get your bearings
to the runway, et cetera.

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But really, it's the reverse of
driving a car,

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where in the car, you're looking
at the road,

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looking at your mirrors, looking
at all the other idiots,

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make sure you don't bump into
anything.

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And once in a while you make
glance at your instruments,

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usually the speedometer see how
fast you're going.

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And there's warning lights and
stuff,

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if your petrol is low or your
oil,

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you know how that works.

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So, it's the reverse in an
airplane,

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where you're really looking at
the instruments,

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and as a part of your scan of
the instruments,

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you'll also scan the outside,

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you'll scan your whole
peripheral view of what's going
on in the sky.

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But because of the radio
communications you have,

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and remember, this is just,

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it's a form of chat.

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And in fact, the way we talk on
the radio and aviation

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is just like chat except it's
all in a book.

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You know, so we know what we're
going to say,

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and we know what the response
should be,

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and we understand.

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And it's oftentimes, and I do
that a lot,

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you'll break the format.

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So, for instance, if I'm leaving
raw,

19:49.900 --> 19:51.900
if I'm arriving at Rotterdam
Airport,

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and I haven't done Rotterdam
more than three, four times in
my life.

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And, you know, sometimes I'll
have to ask something like,

19:58.900 --> 20:01.900
okay, look, I think I'm over
Oscar reporting point,

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just could you just confirm
that.

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And the tower will jump in and
help.

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And then when I land, you know,

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after I said that I vacated the
runway,

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you know, I'll usually say
something in Dutch,

20:11.900 --> 20:13.900
and I'll thank the controller
for helping me out,

20:13.900 --> 20:14.900
and you kind of break format.

20:14.900 --> 20:16.900
And people do that all the time.

20:16.900 --> 20:19.900
But it is a very strict means of
communication,

20:19.900 --> 20:21.900
and it gives us a lot of
information in the air

20:21.900 --> 20:23.900
as to what else is going on, who
else is in the air,

20:23.900 --> 20:25.900
and where they are.

20:25.900 --> 20:30.900
So, you kind of have this mental
image of every single aircraft

20:30.900 --> 20:33.900
in the vicinity of where you are
and what you're doing,

20:33.900 --> 20:34.900
and actually far beyond that,

20:34.900 --> 20:36.900
depending on what you're doing
and where you are

20:36.900 --> 20:38.900
and what you're what frequency
you're on.

20:38.900 --> 20:42.900
And it's funny because you
develop this mental image,

20:42.900 --> 20:45.900
and if I had radar on board,

20:45.900 --> 20:47.900
the force is way too expensive
for an aircraft.

20:47.900 --> 20:48.900
Like this, you know,

20:48.900 --> 20:51.900
I could actually see that
situation around me.

20:51.900 --> 20:53.900
But you still, as a pilot, you
get trained,

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and you have this situation on
awareness.

20:56.900 --> 20:59.900
And that's what it is in the
second life.

20:59.900 --> 21:02.900
Because unlike chat,

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when I'm chatting to a couple of
people at the office,

21:04.900 --> 21:05.900
I actually know where they're
sitting.

21:05.900 --> 21:07.900
I don't know if they're sitting
there at that moment,

21:07.900 --> 21:08.900
but I know where they're
sitting,

21:08.900 --> 21:10.900
so I have a mental image,

21:10.900 --> 21:12.900
and I have some situation on
awareness.

21:12.900 --> 21:16.900
Sometimes actually in a place
where you can see it,

21:16.900 --> 21:20.900
then the conversation becomes
much more natural.

21:20.900 --> 21:22.900
People who want just want to
listen in,

21:22.900 --> 21:24.900
will stand back a little bit.

21:24.900 --> 21:27.900
People who want to break off the
conversation

21:27.900 --> 21:28.900
can actually move away,

21:28.900 --> 21:29.900
if they move away far enough,

21:29.900 --> 21:33.900
that chat will no longer cross
over into my view.

21:33.900 --> 21:36.900
And there's also,

21:36.900 --> 21:39.900
people express themselves with
different gestures.

21:39.900 --> 21:42.900
And it's just a part of your
personality,

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which really, really helps.

21:44.900 --> 21:46.900
The way someone has decided to
dress themselves up

21:46.900 --> 21:49.900
in a virtual world does tell you
a bit about their personality,

21:49.900 --> 21:52.900
the same as it does in real
life.

21:52.900 --> 21:54.900
So, for me,

21:54.900 --> 21:57.900
it's an extension of this
situational awareness

21:57.900 --> 21:58.900
that I already,

21:58.900 --> 21:59.900
well, I don't really have it.

21:59.900 --> 22:02.900
You see, I think that's why I'm
so interested in it,

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because I hear feedback from
people.

22:05.900 --> 22:06.900
Now when they say,

22:06.900 --> 22:07.900
when I get a voice mail saying,

22:07.900 --> 22:09.900
hey, I'm walking on the streets
of London,

22:09.900 --> 22:10.900
got it, you know,

22:10.900 --> 22:11.900
got a mental image,

22:11.900 --> 22:13.900
no problem at all.

22:13.900 --> 22:16.900
But if it's just comments from
people,

22:16.900 --> 22:17.900
you really don't,

22:17.900 --> 22:19.900
there's less of a connection
there.

22:19.900 --> 22:23.900
And it's much harder to keep a
multi-voice conversation going.

22:23.900 --> 22:25.900
So when you bring all this
together,

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and my expression, of course,

22:26.900 --> 22:29.900
is that I'm seven feet, six
inches tall in second life.

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And I have a castle where people
come and hang out,

22:32.900 --> 22:34.900
and I've got all kinds of place
to sit

22:34.900 --> 22:36.900
and to hang, and last night,

22:36.900 --> 22:40.900
I tried to drop by twice a day,

22:40.900 --> 22:42.900
usually early in the morning
here,

22:42.900 --> 22:44.900
so I can clean up whatever crap
was left overnight,

22:44.900 --> 22:46.900
and I can change and modify
stuff,

22:46.900 --> 22:48.900
because once you get like 50
people

22:48.900 --> 22:51.900
in your general area,

22:51.900 --> 22:53.900
the system really slows down.

22:53.900 --> 22:55.900
You just can't do much more,

22:55.900 --> 22:56.900
and you can't edit stuff,

22:56.900 --> 22:57.900
and move stuff around,

22:57.900 --> 22:59.900
let alone replace the castle,

22:59.900 --> 23:01.900
which I did yesterday morning.

23:01.900 --> 23:02.900
So last night,

23:02.900 --> 23:06.900
I had a call on 11 o'clock with
a pod show call,

23:06.900 --> 23:08.900
which was also cool, by the way,

23:08.900 --> 23:10.900
about that earthly stuff,

23:10.900 --> 23:12.900
getting very close to that.

23:12.900 --> 23:14.900
And so after that, I figured I'd
check in,

23:14.900 --> 23:15.900
and so I'd drop in,

23:15.900 --> 23:19.900
and there's probably 15, 20
people on the roof of the
castle,

23:19.900 --> 23:21.900
and a lot of them were
listeners,

23:21.900 --> 23:25.900
and here's how it goes.

23:25.900 --> 23:26.900
Hey, Adam, how you doing?

23:26.900 --> 23:27.900
I'm a listener.

23:27.900 --> 23:29.900
I've never been in second life.

23:29.900 --> 23:31.900
I came in because I heard about
it on your show,

23:31.900 --> 23:33.900
and then we have maybe it'll be
a comment.

23:33.900 --> 23:36.900
Lots of people saying nice
things about my mom,

23:36.900 --> 23:38.900
wishing her well,

23:38.900 --> 23:40.900
and it's really nice.

23:40.900 --> 23:42.900
And for some reason, it just
works.

23:42.900 --> 23:44.900
Then I have that situational
awareness.

23:44.900 --> 23:47.900
People understand if I'm not
typing back for a second,

23:47.900 --> 23:50.900
because my avatar will actually
walk over somewhere else.

23:50.900 --> 23:52.900
It works.

23:52.900 --> 23:53.900
It really does.

23:53.900 --> 23:57.900
So it's not something that I
want to get completely immersed

23:57.900 --> 24:01.900
in on the level that some might,

24:01.900 --> 24:04.900
but I can definitely see a use
for it.

24:04.900 --> 24:06.900
Oh, shoot.

24:06.900 --> 24:08.900
Right in the middle of something
good, too.

24:08.900 --> 24:11.900
Always here to spoil the fun.

24:11.900 --> 24:13.900
I'm a satellite repair man.

24:13.900 --> 24:14.900
I'm coming after you.

24:14.900 --> 24:16.900
I'm a satellite repair man.

24:16.900 --> 24:17.900
What's he gonna do?

24:17.900 --> 24:19.900
He'll fix your misconceptions,

24:19.900 --> 24:21.900
and answer questions, too.

24:21.900 --> 24:23.900
There's nothing in the universe

24:23.900 --> 24:25.900
and he can't do for you.

24:25.900 --> 24:28.900
A satellite repair man.

24:28.900 --> 24:31.900
A satellite repair man.

24:31.900 --> 24:33.900
Here I go.

24:33.900 --> 24:35.900
Show.

24:35.900 --> 24:39.900
Which means satellite listener
series stars 102.

24:39.900 --> 24:41.900
That's it for the show for you.

24:41.900 --> 24:43.900
Download our data source
code.com.

24:43.900 --> 24:44.900
We'll see you back on Monday.

24:44.900 --> 24:45.900
PCH is next.

24:45.900 --> 24:48.900
And we'll just continue a little
bit on the second life.

24:48.900 --> 24:49.900
Because last night,

24:49.900 --> 24:51.900
it's too bad the satellite folks
can't hear this.

24:51.900 --> 24:54.900
Last night, a listener from the
UK drop by.

24:54.900 --> 24:56.900
Her name is Emma.

24:56.900 --> 24:58.900
And I'd never met Emma before.

24:58.900 --> 25:02.900
Now, Emma has actually been
listening to the Charlie.

25:02.900 --> 25:04.900
What did she say?

25:04.900 --> 25:07.900
Since January 2005 or something.

25:07.900 --> 25:09.900
So almost a year and a half.

25:09.900 --> 25:10.900
Excuse me.

25:10.900 --> 25:11.900
I'm sorry.

25:11.900 --> 25:13.900
She's exactly what I was talking
about.

25:13.900 --> 25:14.900
Oh, man.

25:14.900 --> 25:15.900
It's Friday.

25:15.900 --> 25:16.900
You can tell.

25:16.900 --> 25:17.900
I'm done.

25:17.900 --> 25:18.900
I'm fried.

25:18.900 --> 25:19.900
I'm toast.

25:19.900 --> 25:21.900
So she said, you know, I heard
you talking about this thing.

25:21.900 --> 25:23.900
So I figured to come check it
out.

25:23.900 --> 25:26.900
Emma, totally, totally let
loose.

25:26.900 --> 25:30.900
She's putting on a ripped
t-shirt, a wet t-shirt,

25:30.900 --> 25:33.900
put on a pod show t-shirt, was
dancing around.

25:33.900 --> 25:37.900
And of course, I got my, my, my
CDs out.

25:37.900 --> 25:39.900
And none of this pod safe.

25:39.900 --> 25:41.900
And I'll talk about that in the
sec.

25:41.900 --> 25:43.900
And, you know, we just started
jamming.

25:43.900 --> 25:45.900
And then she said, oh, I need a
stripper pole.

25:45.900 --> 25:47.900
Well, I tell the ported out.

25:47.900 --> 25:49.900
And this was telling us a lot
about Emma.

25:49.900 --> 25:50.900
I tell the ported out.

25:50.900 --> 25:51.900
Got a stripper pole.

25:51.900 --> 25:53.900
And she started dancing on it.

25:53.900 --> 25:55.900
And then I threw down the dance
pad.

25:55.900 --> 25:58.900
And everyone was, and people
generally were having a good
time.

25:58.900 --> 25:59.900
I can't make it up.

25:59.900 --> 26:01.900
And, you know, and these are,
you know,

26:01.900 --> 26:04.900
people who listen to financial,
who work in financial industry.

26:04.900 --> 26:07.900
You know, doctors, lawyers,
goofballs,

26:07.900 --> 26:09.900
losers, winners.

26:09.900 --> 26:10.900
Everything was there.

26:10.900 --> 26:11.900
We just danced.

26:11.900 --> 26:12.900
And having a good time.

26:12.900 --> 26:15.900
And all the while kind of
chatting along.

26:15.900 --> 26:20.900
And much to my happiness this
morning.

26:20.900 --> 26:23.900
A voice mail from Emma.

26:23.900 --> 26:25.900
Hello, big boys.

26:25.900 --> 26:28.900
This is, I'm not nasty to go.

26:28.900 --> 26:30.900
You may dance a little pole for
your pleasure.

26:30.900 --> 26:31.900
Last night.

26:31.900 --> 26:32.900
You bad boy.

26:32.900 --> 26:35.900
I hope we can do it again
sometime out of.

26:35.900 --> 26:36.900
Oh, understand.

26:36.900 --> 26:39.900
I promise not to grab your cock
and public.

26:39.900 --> 26:42.900
So technically, you didn't.

26:42.900 --> 26:44.900
And technically, you can't.

26:44.900 --> 26:47.900
I've turned all that stuff off.

26:47.900 --> 26:51.900
So you can't just access that
area of my avatar.

26:51.900 --> 26:53.900
But it told me a lot about how
you were thinking Emma.

26:53.900 --> 26:54.900
Okay.

26:54.900 --> 26:57.900
But you touched my ass and then
that got all excited.

26:57.900 --> 27:00.900
So I forget about that.

27:00.900 --> 27:05.900
You know, I know because I had
some private conversation with
Emma.

27:05.900 --> 27:07.900
She would never be like that in
real life.

27:07.900 --> 27:09.900
But I think that she really let
loose.

27:09.900 --> 27:12.900
And she like being the center of
the party for a little while
there.

27:12.900 --> 27:16.900
And it was fun if we really had
a good time.

27:16.900 --> 27:17.900
Okay.

27:17.900 --> 27:20.900
So here's, um, getting positive
music into the system.

27:20.900 --> 27:22.900
And this is just a little tin
foil hat moment.

27:22.900 --> 27:25.900
Oh, oh, Jeff Smith.

27:25.900 --> 27:26.900
Oh, Jeff.

27:26.900 --> 27:28.900
I can, I think I want to
commission that one.

27:28.900 --> 27:30.900
A tin foil hat moment or
something like that.

27:30.900 --> 27:31.900
We've got to think about that.

27:31.900 --> 27:35.900
Oh, that's a good one.

27:35.900 --> 27:39.900
The way, so you can, so you can
set a streaming URL.

27:39.900 --> 27:42.900
So that anywhere within a parcel
of land,

27:42.900 --> 27:45.900
you will, everyone will hear the
same stream.

27:45.900 --> 27:49.900
Now, I, I like that because it's
pretty reliable and it'll work
for concerts.

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But I don't like it for just
playing something in the world.

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And the way you do that is you
can actually play way files.

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And so I figured out a script,
which, uh,

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now the way files are limited to
10 seconds each.

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That's all you can upload into
second life, which, of course,

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bites major ass.

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So, um, so I, so I figured out
if I upload a song and

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chop it into like 30 10 second
bits, um,

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then I can have those play in
sequence.

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What's nice about it is if you
walk away from the source that's
playing,

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it'll get softer if you walk
closer gets louder.

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And so it's, it's a, it's a much
more real, uh, vibe to it.

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So if anyone out there can, is
it either an apple script or
anything else

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that'll run on the mac, you
know, of course,

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some unique thing will be fine
too.

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I need an easy way to just drop
an MP3 file into a folder onto
a,

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script icon or whatever.

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And have it automatically be
chopped up into, um,

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uh, 10 second bits in waveform.

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And then ideally, of course,
from there, upload automatically
into my

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accounted second life, but I
guess I'll have to do that
manually.

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Then I can import it into an
object and make it play.

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It's a horribly, horribly
tedious process,

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not cheap because it costs you
20,

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linden dollars to upload every
sound.

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But I, I, I really want to
experiment with that.

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And I just don't have the
patience to go through trying to

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script that and, and cutting it
manually into,

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into all those pieces, forget
about it.

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Okay, so that's it for second
life.

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And Emma, thank you so much for
sending that in.

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I, I really appreciate it.

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Nice to meet you.

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Come back anytime now.

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Yeah.

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Come extra.

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Come extra.

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Come extra.

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Come extra.

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Come extra.

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Come extra.

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Come extra.

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Come extra.

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Come extra.

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Come extra.

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Come extra.

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Come extra.

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You see?

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Or should I say controversy?

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Between comics, drip blogger and
Roger Smalls.

29:43.920 --> 29:46.900
Now, we heard yesterday from
Roger Smalls who is back,

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that he was really, really upset
with comics, drip blogger.

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And I saw on thecurry.com
comments,

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CSB had posted an entire
apology,

29:54.900 --> 29:55.900
and it doesn't stop there.

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I, I'm carry.

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I would like to apologize to
Roger Smalls publicly.

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That's true that I have drawn a
comic strip,

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where it was suggested that
Roger is not

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Roger is not meeting up with
you, Adam, Kerry, because Roger
is ugly and all shy.

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I apologize for that, and I have
just removed the part of this
comic strip where Roger

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was featured, albeit as
fictional character called Roger
Squalls, not as Roger Smalls.

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Anyway, I was wrong.

30:32.260 --> 30:37.260
You are one handsome, handsome,
handsome Roger, you are not
ugly, you are beautiful,

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Roger.

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Okay.

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So, the other smalls, please
accept my apology, so remade,
peace, okay?

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Finally, anybody who is offended
by any of my comic strips or by
any of my tabloids

30:56.060 --> 31:02.420
style writings, please contact
me directly, and I will remove
related pieces that are

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offending you.

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I will accept, however, requests
only from people depicted, not
from sad parties.

31:10.780 --> 31:18.620
Legendary of this, sometimes
people like art or publicity
about themselves, no matter

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whether it is good or bad.

31:20.260 --> 31:26.020
According to the motto, there is
no such thing as bad publicity.

31:26.020 --> 31:28.460
So, have a nice weekend, Adam,
Kerry.

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I wish you, sincerely, a good
health to your whole, whole,
family.

31:35.340 --> 31:36.340
Ciao, Adam.

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Bye.

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Yeah.

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People say to me, why did you do
the comic strip blogger?

31:43.060 --> 31:44.060
You know what?

31:44.060 --> 31:47.780
I just treated him like any
other person who shows up at the
Daily Source Code front door,

31:47.780 --> 31:51.900
and lo and behold, there is a
pretty nice intelligent guy
underneath all that rough

31:51.900 --> 31:52.900
exterior.

31:52.980 --> 32:00.420
Now, unfortunately, Roger hasn't
heard this public apology
because he sent me something

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this morning before I did the
show.

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So he may have changed his
feelings about you there, CSB,
after what he just heard, but

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as of this morning, he was
definitely definitely not
pleased.

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Let's listen.

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Hey, Adam, Roger, here.

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I heard that one of your
listeners mentioned on last
week's show, that's the
international

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masturbation months at the
moment.

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Now, not sure how this works,
does it mean I get to enjoy
myself for this month, but

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then have to wait 11 months
before I get to square my care
again.

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And can you explain?

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Wait a minute.

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What did you say?

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Wait 11 months into what?

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How for this month, but then
have to wait 11 months before I
get to square my care

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again.

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Oh, Roger.

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Did you actually say, Scort my
curd?

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Can you explain this, please?

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Thank you.

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I want to say put the send you
some songs in about masturbation
and I found something.

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Hey, you know, I think there was
a, wasn't there a piece about
comics, Drew?

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I don't know.

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Is this yesterday's piece?

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I don't know what they had I'm
doing.

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Now I'm all confused.

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Hold on.

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Is this still the masturbation?

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Yeah.

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I won't care.

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Hold on.

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Just say this.

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That's the song about wanking.

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Yeah, this is the one he sent
me.

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That's right.

33:31.180 --> 33:34.180
It says one person who knows
about easing the loneliness of
an empty life.

33:34.180 --> 33:36.180
He's come to the nano magazine.

33:36.180 --> 33:38.180
Then it's the comic strip
blogger.

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I don't think it's international
masturbation month within now.

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I think it's more like
international masturbation 52
years.

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Because I think that guy's been
a tougher all his life.

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I'm sorry to say.

33:48.180 --> 33:49.180
It's also like the man.

33:49.180 --> 33:52.180
Don't agree with his policies or
creed.

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Bye for now and happy
masturbating.

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Sorry about that.

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Um, okay, pod save music now.

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Uh, what was I going to say?

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Something else.

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Think it's just right to your
Friday party vibe.

35:17.180 --> 35:20.180
When suddenly I played it on
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23.

35:20.180 --> 35:22.180
Thank you very much, Murphy.

35:22.180 --> 35:25.180
Dude, you are so right.

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I think I need to break out my
own cowbell.

35:30.180 --> 35:34.180
From the pod save music network,
Bob Kirkpatrick.

35:34.180 --> 35:36.180
Remember, baby.

35:36.180 --> 37:28.680
[ Music ]

37:28.680 --> 37:30.680
And you'll wake up

37:31.680 --> 37:33.680
Wake up and find me go

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Oh yeah

37:36.680 --> 37:40.680
Remember from Bob Kirkpatrick

37:40.680 --> 37:42.680
A name that is hard to mess up

37:43.680 --> 37:44.680
But sometimes I do

37:44.680 --> 37:47.680
Hey Adam, this is not a big
break podcast

37:48.680 --> 37:50.680
Coming from New York from
Charleston, South Carolina

37:51.680 --> 37:53.680
I was just listening to the
Charlie 3-5

37:54.680 --> 37:56.680
And just want to make a comment

37:57.680 --> 37:59.680
Sophia Romos, she pronounced it

38:00.680 --> 38:01.680
Romos rather than Ramos

38:02.680 --> 38:04.680
I did the same thing first time
I played her music

38:05.680 --> 38:08.680
If you get a chance, check out
my show The Big Break

38:09.680 --> 38:12.680
On www.lowcountryradio.com

38:12.680 --> 38:14.680
I did an interview with Sophia

38:15.680 --> 38:16.680
A few weeks back

38:17.680 --> 38:19.680
We're going to interview you

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So you might want to check that
out

38:23.680 --> 38:24.680
Love you, show

38:25.680 --> 38:27.680
www.lowcountryradio.com

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Yeah, thank you

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And it's important I want to say
this stuff right

38:32.680 --> 38:34.680
And of course, all the songs
played on the daily source code

38:35.680 --> 38:37.680
Become available for purchase to
the pod save music network

38:38.680 --> 38:40.680
Once they're played, if the
artist agrees of course

38:40.680 --> 38:42.680
That's how we're slowly rolling
this out

38:43.680 --> 38:45.680
And I think we'll start
accelerating in the next week or
so

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It's music.podshow.com

38:48.680 --> 38:49.680
And of course you can find all
the links to the individual

38:50.680 --> 38:53.680
Artists pages from the daily
source code.com show notes

38:54.680 --> 38:55.680
Or from curry.com where I post
it as well

38:56.680 --> 38:58.680
If you're on the pod show plus
system, go

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It's really there now in it

39:01.680 --> 39:03.680
And the Jeff Smith, the guy is a
genius

39:04.680 --> 39:05.680
Talk about them all the time

39:06.680 --> 39:08.680
He does all the whole bunch of
songs and imaging and stuff

39:08.680 --> 39:10.680
He can't throw a Jeff that he
can't do

39:11.680 --> 39:13.680
And all the time all the while
he's spending his own time

39:14.680 --> 39:15.680
Coming up with cool things and
telling him to me

39:16.680 --> 39:18.680
We pay him for some stuff when
we ask him to do something

39:19.680 --> 39:21.680
But he does a lot just because
he's cool

39:22.680 --> 39:23.680
But he did something tremendous
yesterday

39:24.680 --> 39:25.680
I think he has a

39:26.680 --> 39:27.680
Two-year-old daughter

39:28.680 --> 39:29.680
I don't know how old she is

39:30.680 --> 39:31.680
She seems a little older in the
video

39:33.680 --> 39:34.680
Maybe she was three

39:35.680 --> 39:36.680
I don't remember

39:36.680 --> 39:40.680
I think that you are already set
for when she's a teenager

39:41.680 --> 39:43.680
Because you've got the
psychology down my friend

39:44.680 --> 39:46.680
I've tried Patricia's tried,
listeners have tried

39:47.680 --> 39:50.680
To get Christina to finally
start with her show

39:51.680 --> 39:52.680
She has the name for it, pod
save the queen

39:53.680 --> 39:55.680
Which I love the bits, pod save
the queen

39:56.680 --> 39:57.680
She has pod save the queen.com

39:58.680 --> 40:00.680
She's got a show blog up there
which she hasn't done anything
to

40:01.680 --> 40:02.680
She doesn't know how to edit
WordPress and I understand that

40:02.680 --> 40:04.680
And I said I'd get someone to
help with that if she won

40:05.680 --> 40:06.680
And of course she wants to do
that herself

40:07.680 --> 40:09.680
I got something yesterday from
Jeff

40:10.680 --> 40:12.680
And I knew that this would do
it, this would push her over the
edge

40:13.680 --> 40:14.680
And she was on the phone with
one of her friends

40:15.680 --> 40:16.680
I said, come here, hold the
phone up to the speakers

40:17.680 --> 40:18.680
I want your friend to hear this
as well

40:19.680 --> 40:20.680
Because Jeff wrote her a theme
song

40:23.680 --> 40:26.680
I mean, what kid wouldn't be
motivated to have their own
piece of

40:26.680 --> 41:44.680
[ Music ]

41:44.680 --> 41:46.680
I'd save the queen

41:47.680 --> 41:56.400
So, you can imagine Christina
went nuts as did her friend on
the other end of the line.

41:56.400 --> 42:02.840
Of course, I'll cut it down to
make it into a real intro, and
she can use it as an outro

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as well.

42:03.840 --> 42:06.880
I'm pretty sure she's going to
start now Jeff, I can't thank
you enough.

42:06.880 --> 42:10.840
And of course, we'll teach her
about real-world economics
because when she starts her

42:10.840 --> 42:13.920
show, I'm going to tell her she
has to pay for the use of that.

42:13.920 --> 42:18.120
Now she can't afford the normal
rates, but Jeff, you understand
what I'm saying, right?

42:18.120 --> 42:25.600
Well, she's just wanted to
understand that there's social
and financial reward, and it'll

42:25.600 --> 42:27.280
be a good lesson for her, and
she'll do it.

42:27.280 --> 42:28.760
I know she will.

42:28.760 --> 42:31.320
But first I'll get her started
with the show, then I'll hit her
with a bill, okay?

42:31.320 --> 42:35.440
Hello Adam, this is Tokyo Dance
on WhatsApp, I'm ending in
Tokyo.

42:35.440 --> 42:39.760
I noticed that you're opening up
the podcast using network to
musicians that you're playing

42:39.760 --> 42:41.880
your show for payment.

42:41.880 --> 42:45.840
I'd like to ask you to play Dike
in Little Wing, sparkling woman.

42:45.840 --> 42:48.440
It's a great reggae tune, you
know, someone's coming up.

42:48.440 --> 42:54.040
He's also got a great R&B tune
up there called Dear Friend,
that's Dike in Little Wing.

42:54.040 --> 42:59.000
He's been up this year's, the
end of December, so I think he'd
really appreciate you playing

42:59.000 --> 43:01.320
his song and opening it up for
him.

43:01.320 --> 43:04.040
Well, take it easy Adam, check
that again.

43:04.040 --> 43:09.640
Yo, Tokyo Dance, thank you so
much, man, for turning me on to
Dike.

43:09.640 --> 43:16.440
This song is so fantastic, it
was like Japanese music, it was
mixed together with jazz and

43:16.440 --> 43:17.440
reggae.

43:17.440 --> 43:20.200
It's cool, sparkling woman,
check it out.

43:21.250 --> 47:55.940
[ Music ]

47:55.940 --> 48:25.940
let's see, let's see, let's see,
let's see, let's see, let's see,
let's say let's see, let's see,
let's see, let us just let it
see, let's see, let's see, let's
see, let's see, let's see, let's
see, let's see, let's see, let's
see, let's see, let's see, let's
see, let's see, let's know,
let's do it, let's see, let's
see, let's see, let's see, let's
see, let's see, let's see, let's
see, let's see, let's see, let's
see, let's see, let's see, let's
see, let's see, let's see, let's
see, let's see and let's see,
let's see, let's see, let's see,
let's see, let's see, let's see,
let's see, let's see, let's see,
let's

48:25.940 --> 48:30.500
Charlie's for you next week of
course we'll be back in the here
for another week and then

48:30.500 --> 48:34.980
Patricia and I leave on Saturday
to go to New York so the in laws
are coming Sunday tomorrow

48:34.980 --> 48:39.700
I'm going to my mom and I'll be
there with my two sisters Willow
is in from Italy

48:39.700 --> 48:44.180
Tiffany will come in from South
Amsterdam and hopefully we'll
have another weather here

48:44.180 --> 48:48.100
is not going to be too good
we'll have some clouds and
perhaps some showers hopefully

48:48.100 --> 48:52.020
it'll be a little bit better
over there we can all sit
outside and hang out and have a
good

48:52.020 --> 48:56.340
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Friday and we're reasonably on
time I'm just going to throw out

49:27.140 --> 49:32.660
one more song because it just
tickled me to hear this thing
those who aren't interested you

49:32.660 --> 49:36.500
don't even have to shuttle to
the end because I'm not going to
say anything else after I'll
just

49:36.500 --> 49:40.420
say goodbye do a couple lighter
clicks and get out of here good
ready for the weekend but I just

49:40.420 --> 49:46.340
wanted anyone who is interested
to hear this gangster hack a
song and introductions are baked

49:46.420 --> 49:51.380
right into the mp3 file hey Adam
this is far corner from the kzfo
podcast we came across something

49:51.380 --> 49:58.580
recently that I thought you
might like now picture gangster
rappers rapping about hacking
and computer

49:58.580 --> 50:04.180
science that's basically what
we've run across the artist name
is mc++ and we hope you like it

50:04.180 --> 50:11.300
uh this is dedicated to all the
hackers on the track

50:13.750 --> 53:20.020
[ Music ]

53:20.020 --> 53:25.540
comrades this is for you this is
dedicated to the hack and the
crack is

53:26.740 --> 53:33.780
I know you're up I didn't feel
you know I know that you're
afraid you're afraid of us

53:34.740 --> 53:41.620
you're afraid of change I don't
know the future I didn't come
here to tell you how this is
going

53:41.620 --> 53:48.660
to end the came here to tell you
I was going to begin going to
hang up this phone and then I'm

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going to show these people what
you don't want to see I'm going
to show them a world without

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a world without rules and
controls without borders or
boundaries a world where
anything is possible

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where we go from there it's a
choice of you to you hope you
like that Adam now of course I
would

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love to shamelessly plug my
podcast but unfortunately I can
barely afford the bandwidth
we're burning

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at the moment keep up the good
work with podcast Adam and
remember hack the planet

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by cast last week have a great
weekend everybody see you Monday
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