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Doc, let's go and go to see if I
can see it.

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I was $16 million worth of
airplane strapped to my ass.

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Then the next generation radio
content in my ears.

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I like to think I'm flying into
this jerk.

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Well, in the next video, see you
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You, pity, Fun!

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Easy, fast!

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Oh, man.

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What a way to kick off a week.

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Love it!

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Over for Tokyo, live coming to
you from the Podsafe Music
Network, thanks to Michael

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Butler for the tireless effort
of getting DP on the PMN.

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Man, that really, and did not go
on notice, by the way.

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All weekend, long podcast, all
over the world, we're playing
Deep Purple.

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Why?

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Why were they playing Deep
Purple?

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Because they can.

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Man.

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Hold on a second.

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What?

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Don't interrupt me with you.

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It's the Daily Source Code.

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It's Monday coming to you from
the affluent suburb of Surrey in
the UK known as Gilford,

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shit weather today, or should I
say, shite, but this really,
really made me feel good.

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So happy to play this for you.

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It's from a brand new album.

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It's called Rapture of the Deep,
the lineup, which, of course,
has changed throughout

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the years on this double CD set,
consists of in-gill on vocals,
in-pays on drums,

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the Roger Glover on bass, of
course, oh, man.

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What I love to have love is all
on the podcast music network.

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Steve Morrison, guitar, and Don
area as a keyboard, it's
chock-full, and this is what's

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so cool.

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Obviously, women from Tokyo
probably belong to some record
company somewhere.

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And these guys would never be
able to put it up on the podcast
music network, but what

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a concept, take a live version,
record that.

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You own the master, you already
own the words and the music.

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So bottoming, put it up on the
podcast music network.

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So there's actually, there's
another live version on the
track, although not on the CD,

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not on the podcast music
network.

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What is it to smoke on the
water, another live version?

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This CD is just chock-full of
great stuff, and I'm going to
play another track from

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it later on.

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They have another, one of the
track, which I won't play today,
called MTV, nice little

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slag at them, check that out.

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Links, of course, in the show
notes at dailysourceco.com, so
you can find deeper pull

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on the podcast music network.

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Wow, I'm so happy.

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It really, really makes my day
great work, Michael, and there's
another artist who popped

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up over the weekend.

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George Thurgood, now also on the
podcast music network.

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This is exactly what we hoped
for.

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We knew we were so sure that
artists who have an established
name just won't be able to

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make it in today's music
business, because it's all about
the quick pop, the big hit,

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the rake in the dough, and fuck
the artist.

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I'm sorry.

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That's just the way it is.

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Now that these artists have some
stuff under their own control,
such as recording their

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own live concerts, releasing new
songs, releasing new records,
and putting stuff up

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so podcasters can share them
with you on the podcast music
network.

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I've said it many times.

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There's nothing as powerful as
someone saying, I love that
fucking song.

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No recommendation engine can top
that.

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Who?

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Hey, was a lightweight weekend,
otherwise you probably followed
along on my weblog, maybe

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didn't, but I was planning on
doing a touch and go landing
practice all weekend.

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Actually, all Saturday, a
Saturday, we had cloud ceilings
of 400 feet, so that's a
non-starter

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regardless.

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Sunday, we had thunderstorms,
high gusts of winds, which is
perfect to fly in, but not

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very convenient for landing
practice, because you're
basically fighting the elements

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more than you're learning
anything.

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So that's been postponed to
either this week or the end of
the week.

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You know, we had to do something
else.

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You might have seen perversion
for profit, my very first video
podcast show.

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Well, it's not the first test
I've done, but I think I'm
finally, I finally found some

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software from serious magic.

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They have a package called
vlogger, which I hate as a name
personally, and it doesn't,

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it is basically the same
package, but doesn't have a lot
of the things in there that

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I would need.

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So I went for the $498 version.

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It's to be delivered on CD, so I
still have that big demo written
across the screen.

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But once I get the software in,
I'll re-render that show, and
we'll continue.

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I don't know if this is going to
be a weekly thing, or maybe a
couple of times a week,

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it just kind of depends.

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It really depends on how fast I
can produce stuff, because
that's what really cuts in.

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Even producing the source code
from start to finish, from
prepping the show to actually

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being done and walking away and
it being up and checked in
everything rolling.

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It's a minimum of three hours.

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It takes about the same amount
of time for one of those
three-minute video shows.

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Anyway, if you're playing the
show in iTunes, or perhaps in
Windows Media Play, or any

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other player, or even on a
portable player, you might see a
fantastic new artwork, thanks

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to NeckDrek for giving me some
custom icons for Daily Source
Code 441.

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The intro's coming in fast and
furious as well.

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That was a Dutch intro today,
introducing episode 441.

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Send them in for me, please.

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I need 442 all the way through a
thousand, if you know mine, so
just send them in.

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Just a short little thing,
something creative, something
fun.

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I really appreciate it.

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It takes a lot of the
tediousness, and I think just
the boring tags out of my life
and

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put them back into your creative
hands.

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Quite a show lined up for you.

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We've got all kinds of cool
stuff to talk about, including
some corrections.

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Hey Adam, this is Manu, aka
Spuds, the producer of the
Hamister Jesse Podcast.

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I was listening to DSC 434 when
you played this song.

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I'm confident and reforming to
feel all right.

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Yep, it's coffee and refer by my
buddy Ron Sunshine.

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I just want to clear up a couple
of things.

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First off, you mentioned that
you found the coffee and refer
song from the podcast called

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The Jazz Sweet.

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Now, while that's a great show,
I'm pretty sure that's not where
you've got the song.

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You see, the song isn't quite
hot-safe, at least not yet.

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The tune was featured on a
different podcast called
Hamister Jesse.

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Hey, I'm Mr. Jesse.

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You show of gaps in fine, Bobby
Coo.

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Hosted by Jesse Miner and
Produced I.

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Well, me.

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It's a show that features
swinging jazz and blues, you
know, the good stuff that
Patricia

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thinks.

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Well Ron Sunshine gave us
permission to play coffee and
refer on our podcast, because

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he happens to be a personal
friend of Jesse and I.

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We also have an interview with
Ron and even more of his great
music.

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Go to potshow.com and search for
Hamister Jesse and my
S-T-E-R-J-E-S-S-E to get the
show.

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And you can also get more of
Ron's great music at Ron
Sunshine.com.

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Also, we noticed that I'm that
you subscribed to Hamister
Jesse.

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A little bird at Potshow HQ told
us that you heard it and jumped
on board.

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Thanks a lot.

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And I think I can answer your
question, you posted on Potshow,
what's a lindyhopper?

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Basically, a lindyhopper is the
old school term for swing
dancer.

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So now, you know, I wouldn't
normally send in a comment, but
Jesse Miner is the host

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of the show.

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And he just got married and he's
on his honeymoon.

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So I thought a cool plug for a
show on the Charlie would be a
great wedding gift.

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Thanks to Tanya Adam, oh and a
scrunch scrunch.

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I do thank you, sorry for the
mix up there, but I really do
love the show.

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Yeah, I'm subscribed,
absolutely.

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And I'd already found out from
our financial wizard
extraordinaire, Cindy, who is a
lindyhopper.

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Exactly what it was.

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It's coming back, man.

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The big band, the sound of the
swing, it's all coming back.

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While I'm on the apology path,
made a mistake on Friday's show,
I falsely accused

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Podcast Paul of leaving a snooty
comment at acure.podshow.com,
without having actually

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listened to the show.

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It wasn't podcast, Paul.

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It was Paul Pinfield.

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There's too many Pauls in the UK
in podcasting.

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Anyway, so I'm sorry, Podcast
Paul and Paul Pinfield, well,
I've already been talking

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to him over the weekend, so
everything's all pretty much
straightened out, but I did have

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to do a public apology.

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Something interesting that I
read on Valleywag.

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I don't know if you are aware of
Valleywag.com.

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It's basically, it's kind of
like a tabloid for Silicon
Valley.

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And sometimes some great nuggets
show up.

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For instance, if you are a
content producer for Verizon and
you produce content that is

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currently delivered through the
Verizon Wireless Network, which
basically means cell phones,

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there are some restrictions you
should be aware of.

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Oh, yes.

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Valleywag posted this, so I'm
going to presume that it's
correct.

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This is guidelines for
publishing content on Verizon.

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No content provided to
subscribers of Verizon Wireless
from content providers, where

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then the form of text audio
images, video, or otherwise may
contain any of the words listed

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in appendix A. This includes any
variations in spelling of the
words, e.g. fuck, fuck,

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Ph.h. fucks, fucker, fuck,
fucking, et cetera.

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Oh, I should have mentioned this
shows definitely, and this
portion certainly not family

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safe.

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So basically, I mean, it's all,
it's their right, it's their
network.

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They can, they can tell anyone
to do whatever they want, but it
seems like we won't be

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having podcasts freely and
openly available on a network
like Verizon in the near future.

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I just like to run down the list
of words they have.

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Some of them, I feel are
completely out of order, are
part of the daily vernacular
vocabulary

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that we use, but you won't be
able to do that if you're
producing content for Verizon.

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Listen to the list.

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I'll just run down really
quickly.

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Anal asked bastard beat off
bitch B.J. camel jockey, chink,
circle, jerk, clit, cock,

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cooly, cune, cornhole, cunt,
dego, deep-throating dickhead,
dickwad, dildo, dyke, eat me,

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fag, faggot, philasio, fisting,
flesh, flute, flesh, popsicle,
forticate, fuck, fudge, packing,

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gang bang, genital, get laid,
gobb the knob, golden shower,
gook, hair, pie, hard on, homo,

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honky, jerk off, juboy, jizz,
five, kike, lesboh, limey, man
loaf, masturbate, muff

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diver, nigger, nut sack, packy,
pan, face, pwn, tank, pubic
pussy, queef, queer, raghead,

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rim job, ruby, red bag, scrotum,
shit, sit on my face, 69, slags,
slants, otomize, spank

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the monkey, spear chucker,
spick, spooky, tea bag, and
testicles, twat, vagina, wet
back, whack

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off, whip it out, white swallow,
and wop.

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Some of those words, I don't
think are that offensive.

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What is up with the number five?

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We've banned the number five,
holy crap, I'm sure now I'm
guaranteed to have no spot on

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the Verizon wireless network,
that's for sure, oh, big shake
up in second life, I said

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that if Durandran was coming
into second life, I think this
is Friday's show, I said,

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that's it, I'm out, I'm done,
and I do kind of mean that, but
that doesn't mean that

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the pod show island is going
away, not at all, doesn't mean
that I don't stop by to hang

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out in meet friends, I just
don't see it, second life just
became a non hit place

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from me, it just did, stop, I am
in Brittany Mason, who of course
is running the whole

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pod show island, stop, I aming
early, is the island going away,
the island is not going

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away, I'm not going away, but I
just don't think that if second
life is promoting Durandran

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and that's their big claim to
fame, I don't want to be a part
of it, as much as I'd like

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Durandran, I don't want to be a
part of 80s has been, I'm
already enough of that,

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thank you, so today is August
the 14th, I don't know when you
were listening to this

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show, but it's actually one day
after a pretty historical event
for me personally, Adam,

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I just want to send best wishes
for August 13th, the anniversary
of your first pod cast

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two years ago, and thank you, my
name's Len Edgerlee, I live in
Denver, Colorado, and

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even inspired me to try out pod
casting, but mainly just to be a
loyal member of your audience,

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and what I think accounts for
why you're a must listen to for
me is you're open as an

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honesty, you're consistency,
incredible way that you keep
doing this even through things

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like the death of your mother,
and you're always learning
things, like playing around

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a second life, so these are
things I try to bring into my
own experimentation with pod
casting,

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and you know, I think I'm either
a culture or a skrunder, because
I sort of fold the toilet

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paper, but in a real loose way,
so it's almost a skrunch, so I
don't know, I've thought

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about this, and it's amazing the
things that David Sorsko gets me
thinking about, including

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that most intimate act, anyway,
happy anniversary, a great day,
and I hope you have lots

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of celebration of it, thanks
Bob.

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Thank you so much, that's so
kind of you.

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I have, of course, you know, me
and Adiversaries, I completely
forgotten about it.

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That was August 13, 2004, was
indeed the first daily source
code that had been doing

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pod casts for several weeks, if
not two months prior to that,
although they weren't

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really named as as such, I think
it's so long ago, and of course,
all those files of

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lost, or they're sitting on a
dot mac account somewhere.

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Yeah, this whole scruncher
folder debate is, is big.

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It's amazing how every single
person of all walks of life are
interested in passing

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on the information folder
scruncher.

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I think it's the mystery of it
all.

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It's why do you scrunch?

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Why do you fold?

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Is it something you brought up
with?

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Is it hereditary?

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Does it say something about your
personality?

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I think in the next presidential
elections, boxes of briefs, who
cares, folder or scruncher

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Mr. President?

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Hey, Adam, this is Will, it's
stranded in Cleveland.com, and
I'm running a little bit

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behind on the Charlie, and I was
just listening to episode 415 on
August 13, 2006, and

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the affluent suburbs of
Mayfield, Village, Ohio, near
Cleveland, and the podcast,
stranded

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in Cleveland.com, not a plug
there or anything.

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Anyhow, I just wanted you to
know, I just listened to you
instructing everybody to plug

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BSC into their cell phones and
want to let you know that that
is exactly what I did.

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I stopped picked up my cell
phone, put in DSC, and put in
the number.

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So now you're stuck with me even
here in front of me.

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Hey, love the show, and check
out the stranded in Cleveland,
and especially check out

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my art.

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Thanks, Norma.

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All right, dude.

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Thank you.

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Probably about the same as
Guilford sometimes.

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So that's exactly what you
should do, because, and I
recommend you do this for any
podcast

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that has a phone number, because
it's the perfect way to get in
touch with the show that

21:08.760 --> 21:12.040
you're listening to during your
commute, if you commute, if you
listen, whenever

21:12.040 --> 21:16.840
you're listening away from your
computer, program the name and
the number of the show's

21:16.840 --> 21:20.720
voicemail into your mobile cell
phone.

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For this show, it's plus one,
two zero one, six, two, five,
six, three, five, seven,

21:27.720 --> 21:32.960
or if you prefer it in the
United Kingdom plus four, four,
two, zero, seven, six, eight,
one,

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three, seven, five, three.

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Hey, Adam, it's Kevin Crossman
from the Frap Pack podcast at
FrapPack.com.

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Two questions, number one,
what's this plus one thing with
the phone number?

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I've never heard that before.

21:45.280 --> 21:49.320
Maybe that's a young versus
Brits thing that you're picking
up from, I'll living

21:49.320 --> 21:54.920
over across the pond, I'd be
interested in knowing, and then
I'll go home, let's get to

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that one first dude.

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Okay.

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Yeah, of course.

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You're a young.

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I'm a young too, but I'm a
worldly young.

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You see, the GSM protocol was
developed specifically so you
could roam around the world

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and not have to enter in
different country codes, as you
may or may not know, in just

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about every single country in
the world except for the United
States.

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If you want to dial an
international number, you dial
zero zero and then the country
code.

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So that would be, if I was going
to call the United States from
anywhere but the United

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States, it would be zero zero
one and then the area code and
then a number.

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In the United States, if you
wish to call overseas, you dial
zero one one and then the

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country code and the number.

22:40.080 --> 22:44.600
So you see this is particularly
when you travel between the US
and anywhere else in the

22:44.600 --> 22:50.240
world, it sucks because you want
to have those numbers ready to
go at the price of a

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button, particularly if it's the
daily source code number, right?

22:55.800 --> 23:01.080
So a little trick, and this is a
part of the GSM protocol, which
is what we use on mobile

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cell phones today, is to enter a
plus, sometimes that's, you have
to hit the zero key twice.

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This plus basically tells the
cell phone network, attention
attention, standby for country

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code.

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So the US being one country code
one and my number, my main
number being a new jersey,

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you do plus and then one and
then the two zero one, sixty
five, sixty five, seven.

23:30.000 --> 23:35.920
So no matter where you are and
it could happen that you travel
outside of the US,

23:35.920 --> 23:40.840
it will still work and you won't
have to reprogram anything or
re-enter the numbers or write

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it down and then you know go
back, it's just the way to go,
enter a plus, it works a

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universal.

23:46.680 --> 23:50.600
Secondly, I want to leave you a
folder scruncher, but I'm not
really a folder, I'm not

23:50.600 --> 23:51.600
really a scruncher.

23:51.600 --> 23:55.080
It's sort of a folded scrunch, I
don't know what to call that.

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Anyway, if you have a term, I'd
love to start using it, anyway,
blow jobs, bye.

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Oh, I feel so bad.

24:04.880 --> 24:08.880
I feel so bad for the people who
are listening to serious stars
one or two right now.

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I mean, in a way bad, because
one way not bad, because of
course, you still have three

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and a half hours of fantastic
pod show podcast coming at you
on stars one or two.

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I feel bad because you're not
going to hear the folder
scruncher song and another
comment

24:25.400 --> 24:27.160
about the big folder scruncher
debate.

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Inore will you hear brand new,
deep purple, but if you go to
dailysourcecode.com, you

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can download the show, listen to
the rest of it, or at the
office, just go to
dailysourcecode.com

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and click on play it and it'll
start playing for you right
away.

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On the way today, Scott Siggler,
East Radio, CC Chapman, DVD
weekly is coming up, Jersey

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Todd Show, Don and Drew, right
after Pacific Coast Hellway,
which is next here on serious

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stars one or two, I'll be back
tomorrow with y'all take care
and have a great day.

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Okay.

24:56.320 --> 24:57.920
So you're still here, which
means you're in luck.

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Hey Adam PD love from
localsradio in thedadicast.com,
so the folder scruncher debate.

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Well, I admit I'm a scruncher, I
know that distance me to be a
surf in the folder lords

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and bearings, but that's what I
am.

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When helping my kids clean their
bottoms, I was a folder.

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So with the phoning example, but
daddy being a scruncher, what
would they turn out to

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be?

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And I know you've talked about
this being a hereditary thing
before, so yes indeed, they

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are scrunchers.

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Perhaps folding is something
that is just learned in kids,
they don't get it because

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they do scrunching because it's
faster, I don't know, they're
always in a hurry, so

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that would explain it.

25:33.400 --> 25:37.680
Frankly, I would just be happy
if they stop missing the toilet,
but anyway, by the way,

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I just loaded up a new virtual
mixtape on Lovehouse Radio
episode 105 and episode 104

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included a skit called Podsafe
Idol.

25:45.280 --> 25:49.520
Check it out and let me know how
goofy you find it, because it's
pretty goofy, but I

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want to head and register
Podsafe Idol.com on GoDaddy just
in case it evolves in

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anything.

25:54.440 --> 25:55.440
Tell me what you think.

25:55.440 --> 25:58.040
Anyway, enjoy your show every
day and like I said, scruncher.

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Alright, dude.

25:59.040 --> 26:04.120
I hope you used the Daily Source
Code DS3 code upon checkout to
get your domain name for

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only $6.95 a pity love, a
outstanding citizen of Podsafe
Idol in the second life.

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Okay, scruncher folder, I was
waiting for this to happen.

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I came kind of from an
unexpected, unexpected
direction, I thought it might
have come from

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Jeff Smith or from someone else,
but no, Slaw.

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Do we remember who Slaw is?

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Slaw is big on the Podsafe music
network.

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He was instrumental in the
Podsafe for peace song, which of
course will start cranking

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up in a couple of months and he
sent me an intro to the song,
which unfortunately got

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hoesed out somehow on the
transfer, but it was like the
middle of the night.

26:41.560 --> 26:45.920
He was just finishing up the
song and he just decided to
crash.

26:45.920 --> 26:52.360
So I'll do the intro here, that
this is Slaw, it's a parody, so
it's kind of iffy as

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to how Podsafe it is, maybe
under the guidelines of fair
use, it's a parody anyway.

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I present you the ultimate
folder scruncher song.

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and this is Suzanne this is
Carrie this is Amy I'm Julie I'm
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the divacast.com

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yeah I subscribed to that show I
just heard about it I believe
Robin from inside works

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produces it a fellow pilot
airman and I sent a little a
little link over to to myself

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and a couple of the people of
Podge on like oh yeah this is
cool the divacast

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it could also be called the milk
cast quite honestly just listen
into it you should

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check it out oh I'll put a link
in the show notes at
dailysourcecode.com

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let me see I talked about it
earlier about acura if you
haven't checked out the acura
target

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cast yet and you want to find
out about the acura RDX SUV and
particularly about its

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surround sound system which they
they actually developed with
musicians and with a

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Grammy award winning producer
then check it out it's obviously
it's intended to be about their

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car so it's not a podcast you
know it's not an advertisement
going under cover as a podcast
it's a

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target cast it's if you're
interested and if not then
please don't listen to it it's
literally that's

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simple acura.podge.com hey Adam
can you hear me it is
pandemonium here at top of the
pod

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safes to celebrate the 50th
episode of the show we're
putting on pod of balloons a
virtual

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concert featuring live
performances of artists found on
the pod safe music network tune
in for this

30:20.720 --> 30:25.920
week's episode and hey Adam
bring your wider well I got to
go because the shows about the

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start and I'm the MC tune in at
topofthepodsaces.com and the
link will take you to my new pod

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show site check it out that was
right out I want to thank a
couple of people actually

30:50.400 --> 30:56.720
quite a right amount of people
over at pod show hold on let me
just open up the open up the
Skype chat

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we had open all weekend Chris
Rockwell Joseph Engo Jersey Joe
X98 Mark and Steve David Gavin
John

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thank you guys so very much for
giving up a lot of your freedom
over the weekend so people who
are

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registered with pod show plus
could have more freedom more
functionality more speed more
freedom

31:19.920 --> 31:24.240
that I already said that but
that's really what I felt like
these guys worked their ass off
over

31:24.240 --> 31:30.320
the weekend and really really
appreciate it okay it's
unavoidable first of all the
reason

31:30.320 --> 31:34.960
my lady Patricia's not on the
show today is because she's
visiting the British Museum with
her

31:34.960 --> 31:41.280
sister you've on today in the
city so no time for Charlie no
we've got to go look at the
crown

31:41.280 --> 31:46.720
jewels I said baby I got crown
jewels right here they weren't
they weren't bling enough
apparently

31:48.000 --> 31:55.040
so we just cannot avoid talking
about terrorism because I just
wrote the topic lightly on
Friday

31:55.040 --> 32:00.720
and got plenty of responses via
email and of course voicemail as
well perfect place to

32:00.720 --> 32:07.360
to let your voice be heard I was
trying to be as um how should we
put it as careful as possible

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because senseo this senseo
moment brought to you by the
diva cast calm trying to be as
careful as

32:15.440 --> 32:21.120
possible because when you get
into discussions about religion
man if that's shit can just go
on forever

32:21.120 --> 32:26.480
you know and at the end of the
day there's no real proof of any
religion of a lot of the claims
that are

32:26.480 --> 32:32.400
made I don't think you know once
in a while we might see you know
Maria in a cheese sandwich but
that's

32:32.480 --> 32:40.320
about as close as it gets um of
course you know my main point is
that here we go again now

32:40.320 --> 32:47.200
now we're we're down deep into
all kinds of new security
measures already on the BBC they
were

32:47.200 --> 32:53.840
reporting that the airlines in
particular the budget airlines
like Ryan air an easy jet we'll
not be

32:53.840 --> 32:59.120
able to bear this pressure these
guys fly with one plane on their
routes so you know if you

32:59.120 --> 33:03.120
go to Amsterdam the minute you
get off that plane new
passengers are loaded on that

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fucker flies right back and it
does the same thing all day long
the the air crew often don't
even

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get out to to go to the bathroom
they just sit there and just so
it's the minute you delay
anything

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by little bit it all it just has
a complete domino effect and so
it's very very difficult these

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new security measures obviously
we understand why they're being
put in place but I got a lot of
feedback

33:26.240 --> 33:32.320
about my comments in general and
also listen to this one hey Adam
this is Bill Geltner

33:32.320 --> 33:39.280
Austin Texas calling about daily
source code 440 and your
comments about terrorism I'll
keep this

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short I'm pretty sure you won't
play this I'm not even sure you
bet I want you to play it all

33:44.160 --> 33:48.000
I won't do it don't call into
the voice mail if you don't want
me to play it okay

33:48.880 --> 33:55.840
I just want to tell you I'm just
speaking from the heart and
speaking honestly from somebody

33:55.840 --> 34:02.720
who's a American citizen who
knows that there's a lot of lies
lying out out there about 911

34:02.720 --> 34:11.280
lies about terrorism a lies
about Islamic fundamentalism you
act like that you know
everything

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you're being told about these
wild Arab Islamic fundamentalism
deep all is is really what the

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problem is and you're just
totally incorrect you really
need to read books again I
explain it to you

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nobody's gonna believe it you'd
get into it deep enough to
understand just how wrong things
have gone

34:30.640 --> 34:35.920
but you'll read David Ray
Griffin's books they're freely
available what's to

34:36.000 --> 34:42.640
tire play and know there's lots
conspiracy theory and know that
a lot of it it's it's supposed
to look

34:42.640 --> 34:50.160
outrageous you you post it Alex
Jen's video about 911 a long
time ago when I can understand
why

34:50.160 --> 34:55.040
you don't want to touch a lot of
it but for you personally if you
don't talk about it at all on

34:55.040 --> 35:00.560
your podcast for you personally
you really need to get up speed
and quit spouting this crazy

35:00.560 --> 35:07.040
stuff you're spouting it it
feeds the whole pair of things
and the psychological operation

35:07.040 --> 35:14.720
that it is so read books get get
informed and stop spouting the
nonsense that you're going with

35:14.720 --> 35:21.520
that this is not Islamic
fundamentalist here this stuff
is trumped up it's manipulated
in your right

35:21.520 --> 35:27.280
it is it's the reason you
rightly say that they make all
these claims that they need to
support

35:27.280 --> 35:33.200
is because yes it is meant to
instill fear in the population
and it's a matter of social
control

35:33.760 --> 35:39.360
for things that the public won't
go for unless they have these
terror effect terror attacks so

35:39.360 --> 35:44.800
thanks for letting me talk yo
dude of course that's what the
church has all about well you
know

35:44.800 --> 35:50.880
obviously in your short two
minute and twelve second rant
there you didn't prove you
didn't prove anything

35:50.960 --> 35:58.560
okay and thank you I do read
books I've read plenty of the
conspiracy theories I think the
only

35:58.560 --> 36:03.200
thing that I really said that
was one hundred percent true
that just about everyone in the
world agrees

36:03.200 --> 36:09.040
to is and I incorrectly
attributed it to JFK of course
it was FDR Roosevelt said the
only thing

36:09.040 --> 36:13.680
we have to fear is fear itself
and right now that's exactly
what's happening we're fearing
we're just

36:14.480 --> 36:22.000
fearing we're afraid so if that
whoever intended to instill that
fear that part was very
successful

36:22.000 --> 36:28.480
that's working however you know
I live in the United Kingdom I
work in the United States and
when

36:28.480 --> 36:34.080
I'm working there of course I'm
you know I'm staying there and
I'm an American citizen I feel

36:34.080 --> 36:40.560
very safe I think it's one of
the best countries in the world
still nothing wrong with it I
feel

36:40.640 --> 36:46.160
free when I roam the streets you
know there's a lot of pros and
cons and all different

36:46.160 --> 36:51.120
countries around the world and I
still think the United States is
a great country and if indeed

36:51.120 --> 36:57.040
if indeed there's all kinds of
bad forces at work well then I
have belief in other American

36:57.040 --> 37:03.520
citizens that they will actually
come to task and they will take
on whatever bad and evil powers

37:03.600 --> 37:14.160
look out there excuse me
terrible so if if it's the
administration dude if it's bush
start running

37:14.160 --> 37:20.880
for president start getting into
politics that is the American
way absolutely the American way
to go

37:20.880 --> 37:27.200
we only have two years shit's
heating up now you got a hurry
for sure hey and this is Mike

37:27.200 --> 37:33.200
Will's I have just listened to
your latest daily source code
here and people concerned about
flying

37:33.200 --> 37:40.560
and stuff you know what I'm kind
of with you I'd hop on a plane
and just go along with the flow

37:40.560 --> 37:48.560
and the terrorists with them I'm
bored you know I'd say FU and I
won't have in you late and
that's

37:48.560 --> 37:54.560
what I'd say because you know
what if it's my time to go it's
my time to go and there's no

37:54.560 --> 38:02.320
controlling over what happens
but yeah it is kind of freaky
but you know what you're like to
say

38:02.320 --> 38:08.480
it's a dangerous world there
have been podcasts.com my
podcast if you want to listen to
some great

38:08.480 --> 38:15.680
music and folder and scruncher
thanks man absolutely no matter
what I don't care if it's our
own

38:15.680 --> 38:23.200
government or if it's someone
from some cave somewhere or
whoever the hell it is you're
not going

38:23.200 --> 38:28.720
to scare me I'm getting on
airplanes I am flying and I'll
take I'll take whatever lumps I
have

38:28.720 --> 38:35.040
to even if that means flying
naked. Hey Adam on today's DSC
you made a comment about the
next

38:35.040 --> 38:40.000
time they'll find some guy with
dynamite up his ass and we'll
all be subjected to body cavity

38:40.000 --> 38:47.200
searches so soon we'll have to
fly naked that might not be a
bad thing but we guess it is
Adam

38:47.200 --> 38:52.160
keep in mind when the rest of us
fly we usually don't get to fly
on a plane full of super

38:52.160 --> 38:58.880
models like I guess you wow I
know the last few times I flown
I've seen people I don't want

38:58.880 --> 39:07.760
to sit next to little ones they
make it this is sac from the
dirty jokes podcast keep safe
yeah

39:07.760 --> 39:11.680
what happened to good looking
stewardesses I know you're
supposed to call them flight
attend

39:11.680 --> 39:16.800
that's what happened to them at
least virgin makes an effort you
know they make they make all the

39:16.880 --> 39:22.320
girls pin their hair up and and
wear a nice little cute kind of
old fashion like 50s uniforms

39:23.440 --> 39:29.760
you know I wouldn't mind that
you know why that's going to pay
in for and I heard the support

39:29.760 --> 39:36.960
on the NPR over the weekend in
all things considered I'm going
to play this report for you

39:38.400 --> 39:43.040
because it really got me going
and I want you to and you you
may have no sympathy for me on
this

39:43.040 --> 39:48.240
but it really got me going I
heard this and luckily the
reporter says he's biased right
up front

39:48.240 --> 39:58.160
but have a listen I'll admit it
up front on this story I'm
biased I've been standing in

39:58.160 --> 40:04.560
long security lines for years
now watching first class
passengers cut to the front
first class

40:05.040 --> 40:11.360
there's this class airline trust
I don't mean the first class
line at the ticket counter

40:11.360 --> 40:16.160
and this isn't about the
government's program for
pre-screen flyers either but
we're talking

40:16.160 --> 40:21.520
about here are the special short
lines leading up to security
that are reserved for first
class

40:21.520 --> 40:28.000
passengers or even coach
passengers who hold the airlines
elite club cards I've been
grumbling about

40:28.000 --> 40:34.000
this for years mainly to myself
like some kind of old crank but
all of a sudden I've got company

40:34.560 --> 40:40.480
that's outrageous everybody
should be equal whether you
first class or you're up

40:40.480 --> 40:48.480
up of the coach in America's
long airport security lines
class resentments are simmering

40:48.480 --> 40:53.280
they said let them in case I
felt like with her lateria it
was very frustrating

40:53.280 --> 40:59.040
on Thursday Bridget Gargan
waited in a line that snaked all
the way back to the airport
parking garage

40:59.040 --> 41:04.080
and after two hours she missed
her flight trying again on
Friday she was ready to

41:04.080 --> 41:10.000
storm the barricades you know
what I think in in times like
this we should all be in this
together

41:10.000 --> 41:14.400
and if it really is for the good
of the country it was
frustrating yesterday to wait
two and

41:14.400 --> 41:19.280
half hours in line to watch
people because they had a little
more money be able to walk
through

41:19.280 --> 41:24.880
first class flyer Ryan Schull
hardly notices the indignation
brewing in coach as he's

41:24.880 --> 41:29.440
waved to the front of the line
if you travel every week it's
nice little benefit so

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just see this a little bit of
time you don't hear any
grumbling from the poultry at

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back there but just walk right
by and don't listen to it and
whom does Schull and the other

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first class passengers have to
thank for having their own line
the airlines or the publicly run

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airport as it turns out a little
of both standing at a railing
and looking down at the

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rat maze of passengers waiting
for security airport spokesman
Bob Parker explains we may
actually

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control the shape of the line as
the airport operator but if the
airlines choose to have a

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special line for a special
category of their customer they
can't Parker says many airports
have

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similar arrangements the
airlines are tenants in a public
facility but they're
traditionally

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allowed to arrange for special
treatment for their best
customers even in the airports
public areas

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it's really no different than
buying the first class seat on
the airplane at the front of the

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airplane with your own restroom
and a nicer meal and that
explanation seems to satisfy a
lot of

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the people standing in line
truth be told even as bad as
things got on Thursday a lot of
the people in

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the economy class line shared
the view of these gentlemen from
Texas Herbert Hasket and Larry
Lewis

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I get they paid to give a to be
for a class so she should stay
to give for a class service

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if I pay for the ticket I don't
want to be the same thing yeah
so things don't look too good
for a

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revolution in the departure
lounge anytime soon they say we
Americans don't resent rich
people because

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we're all brought up to believe
we have a crack at having our
own fortune someday could be the
same

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is true about flying first class
they did Martin costume and PR
news Seattle I'm aren't costume
you should

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be kissing my ass you should be
licking it are you stupid this
really got me so angry

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I fly the equivalent of business
class I could even fly first
class if I wanted to but I

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fly the equivalent of business
class between London and San
Francisco I fly this on virgin
Atlantic

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because I love their service and
their flight attendants are I
have cute outfits on

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upper class is the equivalent of
business class on British
airways the price of a ticket is
12,000

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dollars for a round trip be here
me 12,000 dollars now why do I
take this expense why does

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pod show pay for this because
when I get off the plane in San
Francisco I drop my shit off at

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the condo and I go straight to
work why because I can I feel
fit I'm rested I was able to do
what

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I wanted to do on the plane
they've got fantastic movies I'm
playing paying for all of that I
don't

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get a chance to go to movie
theaters I didn't get a chance
to go to movie theater and being
paid for it

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to see little man damn I should
go see that anyway I pay for
that I pay to be able to fly
back on

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a moment's notice and change my
tickets I pay extra money for
that and you know what that does
Martin

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that subsidizes every other
class of travel below business
it subsidizes the reason you can
fly

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for 50 bucks it's because I'm
paying 12,000 proletarians fuck
you the oh man just piss me off

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and what is this look it's
security you have to go security
through security if there's a

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shorter line you can pay for it
fine this has nothing to do with
we all have to be the same

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we're all in this together you
wouldn't be in the fucking
excuse me I shouldn't say I
shouldn't

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use that word you wouldn't be in
the line as many times as you
are if I didn't subsidize your
travel

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and let me tell you airline
bosses you better go talk to
somebody because it's very look
I know a lot

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about aviation we're very very
very very for you dangerously
close to the point where it
makes a

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lot more sense for a private
airline to fly two planes back
and forth between New York and
London or

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London and San Francisco or to
New York and San Francisco back
and forth because for the same
amount

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of money you can fill up a plane
with 20 people in a nice BBJ
Boeing business jet and we have

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great we have no freaking
hassles with security you walk
right through you check right in

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your hop on the plane you're
back and forth of course the
flexibility may not be there

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but the flexibility of not
having to go through the
airports is what's going to
happen you're going to

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lose you really are and when we
don't when business traveler
stop flying everything goes
everything

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stops dead in its tracks so you
guys gotta go talk to whoever
you talk to whenever you need
some

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you really do and please please
stop with it just because they
have a little bit more money
they

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don't need you would not be in
the line most likely if I wasn't
subsidizing your travel man

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no just a personal thing you may
think I'm a dick for going off
about it but

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man really got to me as promised
uh want to wrap up put today's
show with something new from

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release on pod show applause
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purple girls like that from
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proud to have you

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mates and that's it for the show
for today a little bit long but
man we had a lot of stuff

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to do and it's the start of a
new week so i'll be back
tomorrow uh again probably

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a pod save the queen coming up
tonight and uh who knows what
will be happening on the video

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front take care everybody have
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