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know.

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Swordle?

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Then the next generation radio
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The casting is that of curry.

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[ Music ]

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And I could try to give you all
but it's no, I don't know, I
can't believe

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I'm not quite sure who she is
but paper Rogers sounds even
better with cowbell

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Actually

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Excuse me, how are you doing
everybody?

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Paper Rogers played that from
the pod save music that we can't
believe

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Just added to the PMN link in
the show notes at
dailysourceco.com

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She's from the UK, interesting,
it's from the bio growing up in
a music loving family

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Paper was surrounded by a range
of musical influences hearing
everything from the Beatles to
the incredible string band to
Pink Floyd

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But it was always the strong
female voice that caught her
attention, well indeed

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Hey everybody, it's the
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Curry Cottage in the affluent
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Great show lined up for you all
kinds of cool stuff you guys
have sent in to share

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And you know when you come to
class, we want you to share it
in my ever ending quest

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My never ending, I never ending
quest

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To maintain the 42 year old
gloody as maximum as known as my
ass

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As you know, Amy Mac of the
fitness attack podcast has been
kind enough to keep me in check
with yet another assercise

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Amy Mac, do it for me

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Save Adam's ass

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Hey Adam, it's Amy Mac

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Who you made it to week four

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Last week was a little
complicated, so I decided to do
an easy one this week

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You will need a wall though

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Oh, hold on a second, let me

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Alright, you're back against the
wall

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Feed out in front of you

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Feed out in front of you

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Now you're gonna slide down the
wall until your knees are at a
90 degree angle

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This means that your knees
cannot come over your toes

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So adjust those feet out away
from the wall accordingly

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Great, now hold it

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How much longer?

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You should feel it in your legs
and butt

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Make sure your arms are either
at your side or straight out in
front of you

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You cannot use them to help hold
you up

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Okay, that was 20 seconds, now
come back up

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Deep breaths and slide down
again

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Again

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Make sure your feet are out far
enough

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Yeah, look a bit hurting

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On the other side

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I have to wait

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How long?

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Alright Adam, you'll slide back
up

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Oh, I see this week wasn't so
bad

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That went pretty quick

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Until next time

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Oh Amy, thank you

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Mr. Amy, can you hurt me some
more please

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I felt it wasn't so much of my
asses

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It was right by my knees

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Oh man, they got hot

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Oh man

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Assercise

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We should do this as we should
spin this off and do a separate
show Amy

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I hope you're doing that

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Don't we do we have an
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We need it

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Oh, I always need to

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Take a deep breath

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Cranky

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I have absolutely no condition

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Yesterday, Patricia, now we're
talking

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As we were talking actually in
the show yesterday

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A KLM aircraft returned

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It was on its way to Mumbai

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And over Germany decided to
return to Skipple Airport in
Amsterdam

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And it was very unclear as to
exactly what was going on

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Well, today I, of course,
scanned all the new stories

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Oh, so on breath

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This is embarrassing

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So I scanned all the new stories
today

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Apparently, now this was a
flight to India

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So I guess you can imagine

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There could have been all kinds
of people

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Who might have looked like
terrorists on that flight

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Now this is from I witness
accounts

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And I'm just translating stuff
directly from Dutch

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Cause I haven't seen any of
these reports

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Translated in English anywhere
yet

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If I do, I'll put it in the show
notes

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Of course, they will source
code.com

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So they were about to 12
passengers

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Who after take off were playing
around with cell phones

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Passing them back and forth

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And people got really worried

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Apparently, there were also
three U.S. mind

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You, sky marshals onboard the
flight

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And so it's a little unclear to
exactly what happened

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But the sky marshals basically
took over

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Command of the cabin

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From the flight attendants

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And at that point, I presume
that they told the cockpit

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They should, at the pilot and
copilot

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Should return back to Schipel
Airport

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Now, no sooner had this hit the
news wires

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Then I started to receive all
kinds of interesting audio

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In fact, I have here the audio
of flight northwest 42

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Talking to Schipel Tower about
returning

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And you'll hear some very
distinct words in here

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As Dutch military starts talking
to the F-16 fighter jets

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Talking about a scramble A or A
scramble

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Or scramble Deg

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Anyway, listen to this

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I'll translate along with you

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I'll translate along with you

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Do that to 6-0, I'll send it to
7-0

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Okay, so that's just regular
traffic

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We'll see what's coming now

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Okay, so that's the captain of
the flight northwest 42

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Saying you want to touch down
around 30 minutes past the hour

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Okay, so what he said there is
there still

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Working on an escort once that
they have landed and are going
to be taxing

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And he was going to get back to
the pilot with more information

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Thank you very much

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Hello, sir

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Good morning sir

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The reporter told you are
requesting whether you would
like any

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Flyer departments on the runway

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I know sir

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Okay, so in case you couldn't
hear that

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The authorities were requesting
if northwest 42 wanted any

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Fire department or any other
kind of facilities on the runway

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one way you heard the answer, no
sir.

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Nice, that was derivative about.

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Now, now we go to Dutch
military.

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Okay, so I don't think there was
an actual scramble of airplanes
on the ground.

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I think that they might have
actually been in the air if I'm
hearing this.

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It sounds like she's already
giving them flight level
instructions.

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Or she's giving them flight
level instructions for when they
scramble.

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Okay, so they were already in
the air and she's giving them
instructions on where to
intercept the north-west
airlines.

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Was it DC-10? Yeah, I think it
was DC-10.

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Okay, so no, so that's where
she's telling me exactly where
to find the aircraft.

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Any get to speak to
sub-point-five?

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We came in from the east,
possibly a quenter, and now to
flying overhead, I shall be at
left-back seat.

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Right, and so then they had to
drop carousine, etc.

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So it was kind of cool to hear
that. It came in so fast.

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I was actually thinking of
posting the audio yesterday, but
I was like,

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Yeah, obviously for the daily
source code.

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We probably would have known
what would have happened.

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So I guess it sounds like there
apparently there are 12 people
in custody.

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But I don't know if this, you
know, people play with cell
phones all the time.

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The heck knows what's going on.

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I cannot believe the feedback
I'm getting about this.

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It's become an official
controversy about me jokingly or
not.

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Apparently asking for naked
pictures from Carmen Tyler.

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You've probably heard E-Band
checking yesterday saying that I
was going to go,

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I was not going to pass past go.

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I was going straight to hell
over doing this.

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And you know, and Patricia and I
joked about it.

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I know E-Band was joking too.

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But now people are starting to
take this pretty serious.

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Seriously?

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Pretty seriously.

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Kevin Reeves, who I've played
many times on this podcast,

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checks in in the debate.

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Hey, Adam, how are we going?

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This is Kevin Reeves from
Nashville.

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And I just wanted to continue
some dialogue here regarding the
naked pictures

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and Carmen Tyler.

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You know, the guy that sent that
message in today was being
funny.

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And you know, said some things.

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You know, regarding three things
with Amy Grant, which.

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Yeah, well, you know, we didn't
even dwell on that.

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But I wouldn't mind a three-some
with Amy Grant.

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I can visualize that.

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A lot on some pretty interesting
visual images.

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But I don't think he
communicated it in a way that
really, you know,

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illustrated the point that we're
dealing with.

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And it's not like an issue of
somebody's soul.

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I think it's more an issue of
like respect for people's
personal values.

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Now, before I go any further,
I'm on your side as far as, you
know,

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kind of liberal, you know, enjoy
the whole ear and say things
like shit, piss, fuck,

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and, you know, such thing.

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We're bad.

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As one who used to be involved
in the search and kind of rebel
against the dude

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and the legalism that I couldn't
deal with.

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So, you know what's coming here.

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And I'm just not going to accept
this.

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That because someone believes in
God or is a Christian that I
can't,

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we can't talk about naked bodies
and naked pictures.

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And sex, come on.

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That makes no sense.

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I'm not saying anything about
God.

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I'm just determined to have
someone, whoever it is listening
to this show,

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finally send me a naked picture.

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A proper one.

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That's all.

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How long have I been asking?

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It's a matter of respect.

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So, let me break it down.

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Dude, hold on a second.

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I got huge amounts of respect
for Carmen Tyler.

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Oh, please.

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Huge amounts of respect.

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I think I showed that all the
time.

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I'm just asking for a naked
picture.

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I'm a road of a keyword player
for country paths and rock
paths.

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Anything goes most of the time.

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And you say a bunch of crazy
shit that, you know,

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turning people's hair gray.

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Right.

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But I also do a lot of work with
gospel artists and CCM artists

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because it is a genre of need
that I am familiar with

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and that is part of my skill
set.

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And none of that stuff would
fly.

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Yeah, but dude, if you said to
any one of them, hey, you know,

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I'd like a naked picture.

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Well, they got it.

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This is not blasphemy.

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They'd probably look at you go
like, what are you talking
about, son?

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What in blaze are you talking
about?

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But, you know, would they be
offended?

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Well, that depends on your
relationship.

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You know, I'm a Carla or not.

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Carla.

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Carmen and I have been
communicating for a long time
now back and forth.

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You know, and she's got plenty
of sexy pictures on her website.

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And you should see, she's got
this really sheer dress on.

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On her, my space page.

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Come on.

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Let's get a little bit of sense
of humor here.

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You know, what do you guys
worried?

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If Carmen doesn't like it, then
she'll tell me.

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Um, not because people are
prudish or this or that.

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It's just that's where their
personal values are added.

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And if I just started going off
and saying crazy shit,

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um, I'd never get hired.

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Yes, I do.

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I don't need to get hired by
Carmen Tyler.

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I don't need to get hired.

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Just with naked pictures.

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I would not have the respect as
a musician that I have with
them.

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I'm not being safe.

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I'm just, you know, knowing when
is a good time to say certain
things.

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Right.

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Okay.

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So I guess there's no good time.

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If someone is Christian or
believes in God, is there a
good, just answer me this?

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Is there a good time to ask for
naked pictures?

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I think the same thing goes with
these naked pictures.

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You know, a lot of people on the
Charlie that if you said that,

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they would either comply.

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Ah, but no, my friend.

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No, that's not true.

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I just received a picture of
Michelle's sister from whispered
pearls.

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But, you know, it was like a
glamorous.

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I'm looking for the raw webcam,
grainy stuff.

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Oh, they would laugh it off and
kind of think with their heads.

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Lucky I'm not sending these
naked pictures.

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But it would all be in fun.

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You know, I can't wait until
people start sending video in

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for a perversion for profit,
which is my, my video podcast.

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PFP dot pod show dot com.

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That's pop of fucks.

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dot pod show dot com perversion
for profit.

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Send in your grainy webcam
shots, please.

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I don't know where Carmen Tyler
is coming from on this.

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But it sounds to me like, heard
the meaner on stage.

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And it gives her a lot of stuff
that's on the team.

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And she's a very, I don't, I
don't, I don't want to say
refined person.

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But I think has a set of values
that might not go along with
wanting to send

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you naked pictures.

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And I don't know if she would
find it funny.

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I think she, and it's, again,
I'm assuming.

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But I'm wondering if it's more
of a, where she would feel

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taking a back in a little
uncomfortable.

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Yeah, she'd cut off there.

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That's too bad, Kevin, because
you were on it.

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You want to tear there, my
friend.

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Sorry, you know, if Carmen has a
problem with it,

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then, uh, Garmin will tell me.

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I think this is just another
example of political correctness

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that has gone a mock in the
United States of America.

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Come on, guys.

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You know, you're presuming all
these things.

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You have no idea.

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Carmen's a beast.

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I'm sure of it.

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Hi, Adam Bryan here from
Portland.

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Just listening to your rant on
the naked pictures thing.

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This country, I don't know.

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It's getting really kind of
scary.

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I was working at a thing the
other day.

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Uh, what it was talking about,
uh, populations and how many of
those populations

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believed in evolution versus,
uh, some other form of whatever.

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And the United States is, like,
second to last, as far as, uh,

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people who believe in evolution
have to be 50%.

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But still, it's, it beat out
Turkey.

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Everybody else in the world
thinks evolution is, like,

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pretty much the way probably,
you know, it worked out.

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Well, I'm not at all surprised
that there are people who think
that somehow naked pictures

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agree with, with some kind of
immorality.

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But it's like, uh, I understand
your angst.

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It's just disgusting.

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Anyway, thanks for their chill.

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And I'm still a folder, not the
way to fight.

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Of course you're a folder.

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You know, I'm with the folders.

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I'm quite sure that a lot of the
evil in the world come from
scrunchers.

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Look at, uh, just look at your
favorite, uh, head of state.

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Wherever you live, wherever
you're listening.

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And think to yourself, does that
guy, or does that lady?

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Because there's plenty of
leaders of state who are women.

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Thank goodness.

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But you know they're going to be
scrunchers.

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A lot of them have got to be
scrunchers.

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Just scrunch, do your business.

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I think scrunchers may be
responsible for a lot of the
problems in the world.

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I'm, I'm not, basically, it's
not any scientific evidence.

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Just a hunch.

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But as you know, we're tracking
it, keep letting me know.

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When you call in, by the way, to
the voice mail numbers.

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Plus one two zero one six two
five six three five seven.

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Get out yourself.

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Punch the number in now so you
can store it.

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So if you come up with a thought
for later on, plus one two zero
one six two five six three five
seven.

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It's on the show notes in
London.

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O two o seven six eight one
three seven five three.

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See how much time do I have
before the satellite window
closes?

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Um, crap.

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I'm not going to be able to do
that.

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Let me see.

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Oh, yeah.

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Boy, I really miscommunicated
something the other day when
Christine called in.

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I understood I think what she
was asking for about, you know,
is there a way when you listen
to a podcast or watch a podcast
I presume?

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After you close everything out
to have.

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And what she meant was the web
browser version.

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To have that actually remember
where you were when you were
playing that.

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So as an example, any player
that is embedded into.

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Excuse me.

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Sensei.

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Sensei.

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Sensei.

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Well, when brought you by go
daddy.

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Use check out code DS three DSC
three for your domain for the
first year for $6.95.

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Um, the heck was I talking
about?

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Yeah.

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So any player that pops up into
a web browser, you know,

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whether it's a YouTube or garage
band or pod show.

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You name it anywhere podcast
alley and anything with the web
browser.

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It pretty much can't remember
where you were.

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And of course, tons of people
called in and said, oh, well,
you know,

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iTunes does it.

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Yeah, of course, I understand
iTunes does it.

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But the question was very
specific.

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It was about the possibility of
a web browser base player that
actually could remember that on
your computer,

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where you where you left off
playing.

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And I don't think it's very
simple technically speaking.

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So I hope I've explained it a
little bit better.

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Serious stars one or two is what
you're listening to.

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If you're hearing the show on
the serious satellite network.

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It's Thursday.

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So we've got Scott Siggler at
the end of the evening.

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I'm just going to work
backwards.

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So you know what's coming
towards you.

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East radio, email girl talk with
Martina Butler.

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Digital flots in another episode
of The Flotsam Tonight.

24:51.000 --> 24:54.000
Soccer girl incorporated Dawn
and Drew right after Pacific
Coast.

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I'm going to say Mark Yoshimaru
and him cough.

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Bring you his stuff.

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Shit, as he calls it.

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That's an XPCH.

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And I'll talk to you guys
tomorrow for the Friday edition
of the Charlie.

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Speaking of bad communication
skills.

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So I told you about my broken
indicated air speed indicator.

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My broken indicated air speed by
broken air speed indicator.

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That's been mangled.

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I said something really stupid
the other day when I was
explaining that concept.

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A couple of people picked up on
it here.

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Listen to this.

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Hi Adam.

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It's Andrew from the Geek Farm
Life podcast.

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I'm a way back home from lunch.

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I listened to the SC445 and
yeah.

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By turning away lunch hours.

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A good lunch hour.

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I went out to the airport.

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Jumped in my long easy.

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Which is a fixed moon plane.

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And went flying.

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Now.

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So anyway.

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Great lunch hour.

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Up with the cloud.

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It's had a beautiful time.

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Let's come back.

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Listening to the SC445.

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We were talking about your
broken air speed indicator.

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And you're about nine minutes
in.

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You're talking about how if
you've had a headwind on the
ground.

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The aircraft would show.

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Would list off that.

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Say.

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Fifty knots.

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The most of sixty knots.

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That's.

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It's completely wrong.

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You're confusing.

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Ground speed indicated air
speed.

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The indicated air speed will
always show.

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What the aircraft feels as the
wind flowing over us.

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Or is the air flowing over the
wind.

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All right.

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Foreigners are the wing.

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So if you.

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If the air speed's indicating
sixty knots.

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It doesn't matter.

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What your ground speed is.

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Your plane doesn't really care.

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If it's sixty knots or sixty
knots.

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No matter.

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Any other speed.

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And your craft will always
perform the same.

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So if you're high altitude.

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With a really high density
altitude.

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Sixty knots.

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It's still sixty knots.

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And air plane will still fly the
same.

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I would disagree.

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But your decision to take off.

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With the broken air speed
indicator.

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But nonetheless.

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You should really review.

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How air speed.

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Publicated air speed.

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Two air speed.

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Ground speed.

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All right.

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You know.

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Relate to each other.

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And I really recommend a podcast
called the finer points by Jason
Miller.

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He's out in the San Francisco
Bay area.

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And I'm sure he did a podcast.

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Exactly about this topic.

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Just a little while ago.

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And I really suggest you to
check it out and review it.

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Because this is something that's
very important.

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And understanding that it's a
between.

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You know.

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Especially what indicated air
speed and what air speed
indicator shows you.

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It's been a pleasure.

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Thanks a lot.

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Deal with.

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Yeah.

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Of course.

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Now I'll tell you exactly what
happened.

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I couldn't believe I said that
when you point it.

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A couple people pointed that
out.

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You know what happened is.

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I had already firmly embedded
into my head.

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The next time I get into this
aircraft.

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I have to deduct 10 knots from
whatever the indicated.

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I see now I'm messing it up
already.

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I was going to put stickers.

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That's what I was going to do.

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I was going to put stickers on
the air speed indicator.

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So there would be absolutely no
confusion.

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Because I still got to fly it
somewhere.

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It's not a.

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Yeah.

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It's a technical issue.

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But at least it's a consistent
one.

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And we know why it happened.

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Which also is the entire reason
why I knew it was safe to.

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Safe to take off.

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There was expectation that the
air speed indicator might not
work properly.

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We done our engine run ups and
checks.

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The proper bin cycle that's a
constant speed propeller.

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So we knew that that was
functioning properly.

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So when you look at your your
your your pressure your RPM your
manifold.

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You know that you're you're
going okay.

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And when this and when this when
the plane starts to take off and
it's indicating.

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49 or 50 knots.

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You know.

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Which by the way is just a
little bit under the.

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The stall speed as per the
manual.

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And it's taken off.

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You know, there's a quick
calculation is to what's going
on.

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So I still could have aborted at
any time.

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But the decision was split split
second.

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And it was a it was a fine one.

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So I will stand by that.

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But I totally messed it up.

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Of course you're absolutely
right.

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Um.

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My explanation really blew.

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So the only thing that I have to
remember, which I'll sticker.

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And not you know, there's a new
one on order.

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And I really appreciate what
you're saying.

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But you're absolutely right.

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It's the the ground speed.

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That would that would differ
significantly with with the
headwind.

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But not the indicated air speed.

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And of course 60 knots is 60
knots worth of air flowing over
your wings.

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And you'll get airborne, which
of course is also what told me
that.

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Something was wrong with my
heartbeat indicator because I
got airborne.

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What is all this talk on the
daily source code about
aviation.

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And actually do for you.

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Hey, Adam, it's Dean and so to
go for you.

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The thing that DSC for four or
five and you're talking about
all the conversations you've had
about being a pilot and all the
detail you go into.

29:48.000 --> 29:53.000
And I think it's really great
because you're never really sure
when you're going to be on an
airplane and the pilot and the
co piloter.

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I was going to have the fish.

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So where's this kind of come out
and say hey anybody know how to
fly?

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And I'm going to say that all
the inner whatever.

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But unless you're the daily
source code, I can do it.

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So it's important that you do
these things.

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Thanks for just everything you
do.

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Fly.

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You got to be a folder.

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That's typical folder behavior.

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Of course.

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Hey, I'm not licensed, but yeah,
I do actually know how to fly.

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Thanks to the daily source code.

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You just imagine that.

30:25.000 --> 30:29.000
You got a couple of authorities
that checking on the show once
in a while.

30:30.000 --> 30:34.000
Com extra blogger our European
Union authority.

30:34.000 --> 30:45.000
And boy, he was right about
about the influx of about the
discussion in the United Kingdom
about the influx of immigrants
when was it two more countries
are joining the EU in 2007.

30:45.000 --> 30:48.000
All right, forget which ones
they are.

30:48.000 --> 30:55.000
But there's a lot of talk now
about you know, should we decide
who can come in from where and
you know, so CSB is pretty much.

30:55.000 --> 30:58.000
You know, he has this finger on
the pulse of what's happening.

30:58.000 --> 31:03.000
We have Uncle Jesse the
satellite repair man, PW Fenton,
who always always has something
to say.

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I'm surprised he hasn't checked
in yet with something about that
whole moon landing debate, even
though it's kind of over.

31:09.000 --> 31:17.000
And then there's, and then
there's our buddy from the
financial news, from the
financial aid podcast,

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who always can check in with
some very authoritative sounding
information about any topic.

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In this case, it's actually, I
think.

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104.

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104.

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It's got to be pretty officially
now.

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104.

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It'll add moments.

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104.

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104.

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104.

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104.

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104.

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It'll add moments.

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And now it's time for the 104.

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You'll have moment.

31:47.000 --> 31:49.000
Hey Adam, this is Chris from the
financial aid podcast.

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Time for a proper 104.

31:51.000 --> 31:56.000
Which I should add, Christine's
comment on DSE446 is about
conspiracy theories, and not
what's wrong with your computer.

31:56.000 --> 32:00.000
What we're really talking about
with the hair gel terrorists are
binary compounds.

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In the case of the most recent
ones, they were according to
press reports trying to
manufacture TATB, or try
acetone, try peroxide.

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This is a combination of acetone
and hydrogen peroxide requiring
one other ingredient to make the
reaction happen.

32:12.000 --> 32:17.000
And it's certainly not something
you can do with off the shelf
ingredients from the drug store,
contrary to press reports.

32:17.000 --> 32:25.000
In chemistry circles, it's
considered exceptionally
unstable, and will more than
likely, into the person making
it before it ever reaches a
capacity to be an explosive.

32:25.000 --> 32:34.000
There are plenty of other binary
compounds out there that would
do a better job, and nearly
every college graduate who took
a college level organ in
chemistry course and paid
attention could do better.

32:34.000 --> 32:36.000
Here's the conspiracy theory
part.

32:36.000 --> 32:40.000
Any time you see something in
the news, you have to ask, who
benefits from this?

32:40.000 --> 32:45.000
In the case of liquids being
banned on planes and through
security checkpoints, here's a
question for Charlie listeners.

32:45.000 --> 32:50.000
Have the prices of beverages
past the security checkpoints
skyrocket again, now that you
can't bring your own.

32:50.000 --> 32:56.000
Has someone checked on the stock
prices of the various airport
food service companies,
acquiring minds want to know.

32:56.000 --> 32:59.000
This is Christian the financial
aid podcast with a proper
tinfoil hat moment.

32:59.000 --> 33:03.000
In the spirit of the tinfoil hat
moment, scruncher or folder,
you'll never know.

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tinfoil hat moment.

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Yeah, I know you're a folder
dude, you don't have to tell me.

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It's okay.

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Yeah, Chris following the money
there in that case.

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Okay, that's interesting.

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I doubt that it's a conspiracy
by the tax tax-free shopping
conglomerates.

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I just doesn't sound right.

33:28.000 --> 33:34.000
Or the food catering
conglomerates, airline catering
conglomerates.

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They're evil.

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There's crunchers.

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No doubt.

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Yeah, maybe.

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I don't know.

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I really don't know.

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I did talk to a pilot buddy of
mine yesterday.

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He has a command sheet between
twin engine aircraft and he
lives in Belgium.

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He says he has been never been
so busy.

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He flies back and forth between
the mainland, the continent, and
the United Kingdom.

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Three times a week now, he's
doing flights.

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And I think he charges, I think
he charges like 2,000 euros
round trips.

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It's something along those
lines.

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So about what is that?

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About 22, 2300 bucks.

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And of course, you can take four
or five passengers.

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And he says businesses booming.

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No one just wants to deal with
the hassle anymore.

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It's just too much hassle to get
across this little puddle water.

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Now, I'm thinking, there's
business in it for me.

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Once I get the airspeed
indicator fixed.

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Sorry.

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That was pilot error.

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The Adam or Adam, please answer
this.

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Are you getting frustrated?

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A noise and a bit ticked.

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Are you always so impatient
before a fast kiss?

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I've been boring, you say.

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Oh, dear sir, surely your
emotions are strangely amazed.

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All right.

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So this is the longest running
promo in history.

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This is the third riddle of, I
don't know how many I'm going to
get.

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And with riddle number two, I
was already starting to get a
little bit bored.

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Because it's basically a promo
for a new podcast, which is out
there somewhere.

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And I've tried everything so
far.

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I haven't been able to figure it
out.

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We figured out the aviator.

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You know, it's like, it's like
the games too difficult.

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It's too hard for me to figure
out.

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Please don't rush the planet and
come soon.

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Just enjoy the mental full play.

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I've also be revealed prior to
our next full moon.

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Are you always as eager?

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I'm so quickly bored as you
said.

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Production must be extra clever
to keep your mental the beaver
well fed.

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Yeah, it's called naked
pictures.

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But she has all skillful
performances now.

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That pleasure keeps aches,
explodes with added strokes that
are slow.

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And now you're talking my
language, baby.

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So we rise to your challenge of
keeping you from tedium.

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You are promised not to die or
let disappoint in.

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Think of them things.

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It shall be worth it in the end.

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To ease your efforts, go to
riddle.procho.com.

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Oh, okay.

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Hold on a second.

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Now we're doing something
interesting.

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Riddle.procho.com.

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Okay, what you got for me.

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Now I'm starting to like.

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This is kind of cool.

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By the way, if you have an audio
or video comment, you know,

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people are always wondering, you
know, how do I get that to?

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You can just open up account on
podshow plus sign up as a
podcaster,

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which costs nothing.

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It's completely free.

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And then you can just upload
your stuff there.

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Yeah, it may get a promo or an
ad inserted in front of it,

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but there's always a little bit
of space.

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So I can easily edit that out.

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It's a great way to just share
files.

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So if you want to send me a
promo, do it that way.

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So here you go.

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Summary a series of riddle will
be the longest playing promo.

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I guess riddles.

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I am the ridler.

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Listen to each clue to find a
word or letter.

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Then assemble the words and
letters into a name of a
podcast.

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None the better.

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I give these clues to letters or
words.

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You determine the order of blah,
blah, blah.

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So they have the archive while
the riddles up there.

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All right.

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Hold on.

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This a link here.

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Show producer.

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You can't escape.

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Show.

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Okay.

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It's all right.

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It's going to the
ridler.podshow.com.

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Let's see what this is.

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This is something our site is
doing something dumb here.

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What it does is if you go to a
subdomain, then it basically
recaches all the images and
stuff,

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which it already has.

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Let's do what we got to fix
that.

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Okay.

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Now the sites here.

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I'm the ridler.

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Listen to each clue to find a
word of blah, blah, blah, blah.

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Okay.

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So nothing there.

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Oh.

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Here are some clues.

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Shows a review.

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Daily source code.

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And the Elizabeth Street
Brewery.

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That's Richard Brewer Hayes.

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Podcast.

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People I dig the podpimp.

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Who's the podpimp?

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I thought the podpimp was Aaron
Bersel, our parent.

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Who's the podpimp?

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The name start out as a joke.

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CTWD.

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The podpimp was always pimping
podcash,

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or after podshow call.

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And well, the podfather hung the
podpimp moniker.

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I promote podcast night and day.

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It's hard out here for a pimp.

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Oh, the hell is that?

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There's a YouTube video here.

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Let's see what this is.

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This is stupid.

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Oh, why am I not hearing that?

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Oh, yeah.

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All right.

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Whatever.

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I have no clue.

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I don't know what this is.

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And quite honestly, you better
start sending some naked
pictures.

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Winding up the charlotte with
some charge.

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Start a good end of the
destroyers.

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The pod save music network.

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Where are we?

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Any town?

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New S.A.

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Take me back, leave it.

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[ Music ]

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George Thorough

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It sounds better with Calville

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Any town USA

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From the Podsame Music Network

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You can find a link

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To show notes for today's
podcast

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DailySourceco.com

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To the Podsame Music Network

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Right to Georgia's page

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I realize it and actually finish
the

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The Riddle

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Let's just do that

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There's like 40 more seconds
left

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Take on our cut

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And there can review

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Each Riddle as we reveal it to
you

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On that page you will find these
riddles in print

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Some visit your listeners'
assistants

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And together you will decipher
our hints

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So they add them

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Here is the next clue

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People call it the Chacha

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The Chali, the Chak

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But it's acronym contains the
clue that's a mark

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The first of your three is the
first of our second

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So one

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Then the solution

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You shall reckon

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TK of them

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Daily

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Okay, I got that

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I don't know

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You show better be so
interesting to me

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I'm gonna be really mad for
playing along

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This is no good

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All right everybody

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I would really love to have some
suggestions for the

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Football Friday

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That's what I'm gonna call it
now

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Since we have a football at the
office

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Football Friday

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If you don't know what football
stands for

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Look it up, FUBAR

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So send in some suggestions for
stuff for me to play

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That means the weekend is almost
here again

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Gonna go flying again this
weekend

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You know it for sure

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Airspeed indicator or not

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As the wind commander would say

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I see a lot of birds without an
airspeed indicator

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So have a good one

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I'll talk to you tomorrow

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DailySourceCode.com for the show
notes

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And of course Adam podshow.com

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Free feedback

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Take care everybody

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Bye bye

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Another podshow podcast

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Stick it in your ear

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Yet this podcast

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And more great ones like it

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On the high performance podcast

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Delivery network from podshow

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And line-white networks

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So I love it