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It's Cali Lewis from Geek Brief
TV.

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I just listened to episode 1 of
Shadow Falls and it scared me.

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I know I'm the fearless leader
and all, but there are things
that get to me in this dinner.

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I'm not sure I'll be able to
sleep tonight.

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Maybe never again.

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Go ahead, Moonlander. This is
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I'm stepping down the ladder
now, Houston.

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I am on the ground.

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This is one small step for men.

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One giant leap for Fubar Friday
on the DSC 449.

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Roger that, Moonlander.

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Alright, boys, let's lose this
tape and we can start the
weekend.

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[ Music ]

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Come to know your way through.

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That's in trees.

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Static or words.

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If you fast forward through the
song, welcome to the daily
source.

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It's a football Friday coming to
you from the curry cottage in
the

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affluent suburb of Suri known as
Gilford and how you doing.

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It's a beautiful day here where
I am.

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I'd love to know is Saturday
great.

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Of course, it's winter down
there today show.

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As often happens, completely
driven to you guys.

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This is the stuff that's on your
mind.

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It's what you're calling in a
bounce.

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So if you want to change the
course of the Charlie to a new
heading,

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all you got to do is call in and
give me some feedback.

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This is a question I received so
often.

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It's got you to hear.

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This summer, I went tree
planting and started listening
to your back catalog.

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Last summer with the SC198.

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And I have one huge question
that has been bugging me for
three months now.

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As I listened to maybe three or
four episodes of the day along
with some other podcast.

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Where the heck does the $16
million worth of airplane scrap
to my ass quote come from?

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I've heard of just about every
day, like most people who listen
to it,

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listening to it many times a
day.

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I have no idea where that would
have come from or the context.

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I've tried thinking about it and
I've gotten nowhere.

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If you could help me, you would
make my brain stress level a lot
lower.

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Also, check out the band The
Deep Dark Woods on the part of
the music network.

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I met these guys at a party,
mentioned the PMN to them.

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The next morning before I could
send them an email with the link
to it.

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But it was already on it.

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These guys are pretty on the
ball.

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Thanks. Have a good day and.

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Folder.

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Okay.

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It doesn't matter as long as it
gets clean.

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Alright, thanks buddy.

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Yeah, a lot of people asked me
that.

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The opening for the show is one
of the most difficult things.

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I used to have this rock money
off kind of remix music that I
would use.

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And I always want to have
something that is recognizable,
just the way I like it.

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But it's very hard to make that
yourself.

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I find because, you know,
there's no one else to bounce
off of.

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There's no other voice talent.
And in this case, this was made
for me.

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It was me reading an email from
a pilot who actually said that
he was flying with the $16
million worth of airplane

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strap to his ass with the next
generation radio content in his
ear, which was the daily source
code at the time.

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He was listening to that while
flying.

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And so I just read that kind of
dramatically on the show one day
and it got turned into an opener
for the show.

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Another one, send it to me. If
you got another opener, I'd love
to have something different.

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It's just no time, no
inspiration, I guess.

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Now, I've been reading a couple
things around the blogosphere
and finally someone sent in a
comment about this.

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And I'm glad too, because it's
something I've been, you know,
there's this.

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Have you ever seen
podcastingnews.com?

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You know, this is supposed to be
a news site.

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Now, when we sign up shows to
the network, we send out a press
release.

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And sometimes press releases
get, well, get used as a source
of information, but then
extrapolate it into a opinion.

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Listen to the audio comment,
then I'll see if I can make it.

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Hello, I'm this is Stephen Lewis
from the rules podcast and in
Larte Veritas.

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You can see what I look like and
what my co-host looked like by
going to our websites, the
rulespodcast.com and in Larte
Veritas.com.

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But I don't think it's really
important what we look like,
which is why I was disgusted to
go to podcasting news today to
find

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What I assume was a rehash of a
media release that you sent out
under the headline podshow add
seven hot women.

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Podshow co-founded by Adam Curry
announced another set of
podcasting partnerships today.

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This group focusing on hot women
according to the company.

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Now, among those women, for
instance, is Calli Lewis of Geek
Brief TV.

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Is that really the best way of
promoting her and what she and
Neil do with the show that she's
a hot woman?

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Speaking as a listener,
promotion like this is much more
likely to make me unsubscribed.

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It makes me queasy to think that
I'm subscribed to a show that's
being promoted on the merit that
its host is hot.

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And that's for whether I'm a
folder or a scruncher. Do you
really want to know? Why?

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No, I don't want to know. People
just seem to tell me.

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So this obviously, it didn't sit
right with me either.

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So I went over to podcasting
news.com and their headline
reads podshow adds seven in
quotes hot women.

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And indeed, you know, the piece
that that you just read there.

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And that even says down below,
show descriptions provided by
podshow.

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So this is what we call
editorializing because I'm going
to go to the original release
that we sent out.

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Which, of course, I saw before
one out and I was absolutely
happy with it.

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Here we go.

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Podshow becomes home for seven
of the hottest women in
podcasting.

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Top women hosts and producers
rock the house at Podshow plus
with new shows, formats and
direct connection to their
audiences.

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Now, I can see there's a big
difference between saying seven
of the hottest women in
podcasting, which really refers
to their popularity.

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I would say mainly the
popularity.

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There is a slight nuance in
difference, though, is to saying
hot women.

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Because that has, it has a
totally different, well, it's
different words. First of all,
it's not what we said.

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But here's the context on the
first line.

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It makes it very clear.

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Podshow ain't the premier brand
in podcasting.

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And now, today, that seven of
the hottest shows featuring
women hosts and produce hosts.

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Sorry, I butcher that.

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And now, today, that seven of
the hottest shows featuring
women hosts and producers have
joined the Podshow podcast
network.

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And that these shows are already
lighting up the Podshow charts.

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And then it goes into, which
shows are in the lineup.

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So, you see that there's a
little bit of context that
podcasting news could have added
to their, quote, news.

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In fact, the second paragraph,
right after that opening, which
gives you the context that we're
saying that this is hot shows,

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not hot women who are doing
shows.

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As a quote from me, these ladies
have great talent.

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And all they've needed was the
proper promotion and
distributions that Adam Curry
blah, blah, blah.

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Within weeks of joining Podshow,
their ratings have exploded.

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Now, with the launch of Podshow
plus, they're inventing new
formats for interacting directly
with their audiences.

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And I expect them to take their
amazing skills to the next
level.

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Now, of course, I could have
added, and they all sent me
naked pictures, but I didn't
because that's not what this
press release is about.

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So, I'm, uh, I hopefully that
answers your question.

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I can see where, you know, we
have to be more careful using
words like that because
so-called news outlets, like
podcasting news, totally turn
that around, unnecessary.

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And they didn't even read the
first paragraph, because in the
first paragraph, all the context
has given.

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If you believed any kind of news
based upon a headline, and
you're an idiot.

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So, cleared.

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Now, let's get back to the naked
picture, shall we?

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Man, you guys were talking about
that one on the voice mail,
that's for sure.

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Hello, Adam. This is Kevin C.
Mason from the Coloring Outside
of the Lines podcast.

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I'm sorry about the audio
quality. I would like to address
this whole naked picture thing.

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Well, I just happen to be an
expert on this. My day job is
the fact that I am a
professional body painter.

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That's right. I paint on naked
women for money. They take off
their clothes.

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I paint all over their body. I
take their picture. I get paid.
That's how it works.

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Occasionally, I put their
picture in a conservative art
gallery somewhere.

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So, what is it? Great job.

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This is that I've noticed that
90% of my clients are Christian
and ethical at the same time.

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So, why do we just assume that
just because someone is
Christian that they wouldn't
want to have their picture
taken?

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I can't stand the audio dude. I
got to cut you off there.

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In case you just dropped into
this, into this threat of shows.

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I asked Carmen Tyler for a naked
picture a couple of times.
Carmen Tyler is beautiful woman,
former Miss Louisiana.

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She's a singer. She has solitary
pictures on her webpage. Do I
really care if she sends him?
I'll live.

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But, you know, I'm going to be
42 in a couple days. You send me
some naked pictures.

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Everyone's coming down on me.
It's like I shouldn't be asking
this sweet, pristine girl these
types of questions.

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Adam, just listening to DSC
number four, four, eight.

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And you always say, call in.
And, you know, quickly, when you
have someone on your mind, the
middle of a show.

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And I do, because this guy,
calling in, defending the girl
who you asked for naked pictures
from, sorry if I'm horrible with
the names.

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I agree with you totally, man. I
mean, she's a big girl. She can
take care of herself.

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And it's not completely
irrational to ask for naked
pictures like that. She could
defend herself, man.

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Even if she was slightly
offended by it, she's in the
business, Miss USA. You know,
Miss Louisiana, whatever she
was, that's not a personality
contest.

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And it's not exactly about who's
the sweetest person. It fits an
ass.

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And, you know, we don't need to
have that conversation about who
anybody's fooling, acting like
it's not.

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You know, swimsuit competitions.
I mean, you're, you're not
watching that with the pure
thoughts on your mind.

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And it jumps out of the career.
I'm not talking about the
talent, you know, for sale.

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There's obviously some aspect to
see realize that's going on.

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And the guy said, you know, he's
there right there that he's
assuming.

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You know, it happens when you
make an assumption, right?

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You make an ass out of your
arms.

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So, I'm not going to promote
any, I have a podcast, but I do
listen to and sponsor the sound
of young America at
maximumfund.org.

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So check that guy out. And I got
to say, I tried it after your
suggestions, I respect your
opinion, but have always been,
will always be.

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Thanks.

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Exactly. I'm so glad someone
said that. Finally.

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If you're in a missed Louisiana
competition exactly, is this
about, is this with God intended
to be judged on exterior?

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Give me a break.

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Now you got to do is go to the
experts.

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Hey, it's one of those hot women
in podcasting.

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Hey, Adam, it's Callie. The last
couple of days you've played two
comments.

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One from a guy who is on a
Christian and one from a guy who
used to be a Christian.

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Both can tend you for asking for
naked pictures.

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This was after you played the
song, Amazing Grace. Amazing
Grace.

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Well, I'm as much of a Christian
as I ever have been, and I just
have to say that's what Grace is
all about.

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God made us naked since
separated us from God. Adam and
Eve covered up, but if you
believe in Jesus, then it takes
away that shame.

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For people to tell you you have
to do something in a certain
way.

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Well, they've never experienced
amazing grace.

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You can ask for my naked picture
anytime. I may give it to you or
I may not.

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But if asking for naked picture
will send you to health, then I
just have to say, God's Grace
isn't as amazing as I thought.

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Oh, Callie, I can give you a
couple of amazing grace. There's
no problem. That's Callie Lewis
from Geek Brief TV.

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Who I respect for a talent.
Okay?

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Alright, I'm off the Carmentiler
trip now. Now it's all about
naked pictures of Callie.

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Hey, hey, check it out
everybody.

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He must have something very wise
as that.

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Yep, you know a topic is really
closed when Uncle Jesse checks
in.

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As you could imagine what would
be being in the satellite repair
business and all, I'm quite a
space buff.

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So I'd like to share with you in
your list. There's something
interesting about those missing
Apollo 11 materials.

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It's a little techy, but
hopefully I can make it clear
and not too boring.

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Back in the early days of TV,
when we were deciding on a
national standard for Caller TV
broadcast signals, there were
two competing systems. Actually
there was three.

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A lot like the VHS versus Beta
Max days, except that the
decision got made before people
started buying Caller TVs.

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One system developed by RCA,
involved using three image
sensor tubes for the red, blue
and green portions of the
picture.

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It was pretty tricky because the
three images had to be precisely
aligned physically to look
decent.

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And by today's standards, the
pictures were pretty sorry
looking.

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The main competing system
created by CBS used only one
image tube and a synchronized
spinning wheel with three
colored filters on it.

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Since the three colored pictures
came from the same tube, the
result was perfect alignment and
way better pictures.

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And even though the CBS color
wheel system made far better
pictures, it wound up losing.

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Mostly because the RCA system
was more compatible with
existing black and white TV
sets.

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Something nobody would care
about today, today they just ran
a cell you knew things.

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But the losing CBS system didn't
go away.

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It was reborn many years later
in modified form for the Apollo
missions.

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NASA needed smaller, lighter and
foolproof cameras to document
the moon missions and the color
wheel was reborn.

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So the problem is that those
original video tapes recorded in
this unique format are the ones
that are missing.

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In this age of digital video, if
we had them, we could probably
convert all of the frames to
digital and make extremely good
copies.

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Better than anything the public
has ever seen.

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I sure hope they get found.

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Well that's it Adam. I got to go
back to keeping this window open
as long as I can.

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See you.

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Hey, what's up?

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Today needs to eat in the
Atlantic Ocean down at the
beautiful Jersey Shore.

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Hey, for all of you people
sitting in front of your
computer for listening to your
cars.

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I'm standing at a power cell
now, and I'm need to eat in some
beautiful New Jersey water.

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So Adam, the song of the week,
Ocean City, say my name.

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So see what I have great weekend
everybody. Bye-bye.

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[ Music ]

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Nothing I don't know.

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Ocean Street from the Podsight
Music Network,

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same my name that from Georgia.

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Thank you very much, Jersey
Todd, for suggesting that.

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From your vacation spot, no
less.

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Oh, so jealous.

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You got your feet in some good,

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good, clean, new Jersey Ocean
water.

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If you're checking us out on a
serious stars 102,

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it's our Friday lineup, which
means Pacific Coast.

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Hellway is coming out followed
by Don and Drew.

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And Julie and Jackson, within
over your head,

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which is our brotherford, will
be on at 8 o'clock.

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830, the Seen Zine, Marcus.

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Couch and East Radio at 9
o'clock,

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and from 930 to 10 o'clock,
Scott,

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Siggler and I believe we're
still rolling out ancestors.

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So PCH is next.

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Have a great weekend, everybody.

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Hey, that Northwest Flight 42,

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that I played you the audio from
yesterday.

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Well, of course, no terrorist.

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It was just a bunch of rowdy
guys who were, of course,

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the flight was on its way to
India.

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These guys live in India.

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So they look like terrorists.

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There you go.

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Of course.

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And if they're just being guys,
you know,

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laughing, joking, passing cell
phones around,

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probably showing naked pictures.

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Then that's a big reason for
concern.

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So I've not heard any official
word yet.

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This is all from the Hindu
Times.

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I think is where I got most of
the info.

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This is from NDTV, New Delhi TV.

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Let me just take a look there
for you.

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I was scouting around for this.

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Nothing in the Dutch reports
typical.

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But the families of those men
detained in Amsterdam are pretty
angry.

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They say they've been victimized
because of their race and their
religion.

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I was talking to Patricia about
this last night.

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And you know, it's like,

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so you look a certain way.

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And by the way, over a billion
people look like a terrorist.

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Now, if you just look at the
pictures that are published,

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over a billion, I'm sure.

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You're getting profiled.

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Now, when you get profiled in
that manner,

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I don't know, if it were me,

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if I had kind of a dark skin,

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which easily depending on
whatever I'm wearing or
whatever,

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however, the light falls on me,

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could make me look like a
terrorist.

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And I see people looking at me,

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you know, you're going to do
like,

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one of those things, you know,

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trying to freak them out.

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It's almost human nature.

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So this crap has got to stop.

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It's really, really got to stop.

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And now, airlines are
threatening to sue the
government.

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I guess it'd be the UK and the
US government

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because they're losing so much
money.

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I told you yesterday, my buddy,

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Yop is, he's never been as busy,

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you know, business manager
saying,

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fuck, and I'm not going to fly.

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You know, and as I think do
business class,

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or economy class,

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they're probably all flying
right in air and easy jet,

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which is the fantastic service,

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but not if you have to be there
three hours ahead of time,

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just to get through security.

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It's not worth it.

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You know, they have to stay in
overnight.

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Hotel rooms are occupancy rates.

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Meteoric rise since the,

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since the terror threats.

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Well, of course,

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people are not going back and
forth in one day.

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You can't do it.

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So you got to stay in a hotel.

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So that may be good for the
hotels,

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but it's not good for the
airlines,

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therefore not good for the
economy.

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And I read somewhere,

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I don't know if you read it,

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or someone email the to me.

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Ah, drawing a blank on this one.

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Well,

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the real answer to stopping all
this nonsense

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is to be quiet about it.

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So, you know,

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look at all the sensationalism

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that the news media have,

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have created out of this,

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out of this just this recent
event.

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Forget all the rest.

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And you can see how it affects
people

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on all sides of the equation.

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Wouldn't it be so much better

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if the secret service,

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not secret service.

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I guess,

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would be CIA or the FBI,

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SASMI5,

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all these guys,

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you know,

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if they're on to,

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if they're on to guys that are
planning

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to blow up airplanes with liquid
explosives,

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I say,

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you go get those fuckers,

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you prove it,

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and you cut their nuts off.

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And you just be quiet about it.

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You don't have to make this big
thing about it.

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Just go in,

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get them,

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excuse me,

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man,

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we just have to talk to this
person here.

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Just quietly remove him.

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And if they turn out to be
guilty,

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kill him.

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Now,

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maybe not kill him.

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And I think cut their nuts off.

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Do something so that,

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you know,

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that's not even relevant.

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It's not.

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The point is,

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don't make such a big deal out
of everything

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and frightening people.

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It was FDR that said the only
thing

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we have to fear is fear itself.

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It is so true.

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It really is.

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This is just going out of
control.

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It really is.

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We've got to stop the stop this
insanity,

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making each other crazy.

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And the only way,

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why we can't control the
mainstream news mute.

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We can't control anyone from
talking about it.

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But why don't we just clean up
business

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and then a nice tidy report at
the end.

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Here's what happened.

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These guys were trying to blow
up something

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with liquid explosive security.

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It's still tight,

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which of course it is.

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You know,

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we've changed a few things,

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which they may or may not.

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It doesn't really matter.

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You know,

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they foiled this before someone
tried to get

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through security.

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They were tracking these guys.

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That's the good news.

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Highlight that.

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You know, our intelligence is so
good.

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You can't even get to the
security

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and we've already got your ass.

29:44.000 --> 29:48.000
But then don't blow it all out
of proportion.

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What's this?

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A cast master.

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A cast master.

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A cast master.

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A cast master.

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A cast master.

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A cast master.

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A cast master.

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All right.

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Where are we?

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What do we got going on?

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Oh, yeah.

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Promost.podshow.com.

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I've been picking up on that
again.

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That's still as a great place to
put your promo in.

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If you've got one,

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lots of people subscribe to the
podcast feed.

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Promost.podshow.com.

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I started looking at it again.

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Some good stuff in there.

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So if you got something you want
to

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disperse to to a whole bunch of
people,

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just upload your promo there.

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Promost.podshow.com.

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Adam,

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This is Brian No coming to you
today

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from beautiful East Central
Illinois.

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Hope you can hear the cicadas
chirping in the background.

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Adam.

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Dude.

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I am desperate.

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I really, truly appreciate you
including my

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Senatra show.

30:41.000 --> 30:44.000
The Frank Truth in the Podshow
lineup on serious.

30:44.000 --> 30:46.000
It's really a blast to do the
show.

30:46.000 --> 30:48.000
And also of course,

30:48.000 --> 30:51.000
an added bonus to work with PW
every week.

30:51.000 --> 30:54.000
And I also appreciate all of the
second bonus.

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Second prize.

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Two weeks working with PW.

30:57.000 --> 31:00.000
The help that you've been to me
getting the word out on other
podcasts

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like Studio C and World News
mashup and the No Zone.

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Sincerely.

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I can't tell you how grateful I
am.

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But every Wednesday when you say
what's coming next on the
satellite,

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you say that the Frank Truth is
only available on serious.

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Dude.

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Stop saying that.

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Stop.

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Please.

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It's a podcast.

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It's all has been a podcast.

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It will continue to be a
podcast.

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Now it's true that the podcast
version is a little different
from the version on serious.

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Since Senatra's music isn't pod
save.

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So obviously I have to admit or
abbreviate the song clips.

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But the Frank Truth is indeed a
podcast.

31:42.000 --> 31:45.000
In fact, a lot of listener
reviews of the show have said
things like this

31:45.000 --> 31:46.000
shouldn't work.

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A podcast about Senatra without
Senatra music,

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but somehow it works anyway.

31:51.000 --> 31:57.000
I will be migrating the show to
pod show class at some point as
I have with my other projects.

31:57.000 --> 32:03.000
But in the meantime people can
find the podcast version of the
Frank Truth on my website

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at nobe.com.

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Or at the domain I just
registered at GoDaddy for 695
using Code DSC3,

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which is Adam.

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The Frank Truth is a podcast
too.com.

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Thanks again for all your help,
pal.

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Oh and scruncher.

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With an attitude like that you
think I'm surprised you're a
scruncher.

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Brian I'm sorry Matt.

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I got confused.

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I did.

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Okay.

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So I'll put that link into the
show notes.

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The GoDaddy link of course.

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I'm sorry.

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And I will never say that again.

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You called me out and I'm there
for you my brother.

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Hi Adam.

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This is Jay Jay from Finland.

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Yes, you have listeners all the
way up to the north as well.

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Adam.

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Have you ever been to Finland?

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Welcome.

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If you haven't.

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So something about myself.

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I'm 31 years old.

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Married.

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Two kids.

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And I guess compared to many of
your listeners.

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I'm probably one of the newest
ones.

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I'll make from a few months
back.

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I used to listen to your soul
slate in the evenings when I'm
taking my dog out for a walk.

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And I found your show's very,
very funny.

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And I listen to your shows using
this quite new Nokia 91 device.

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I remember you sometimes go, you
had received one of these and he
gave a short review of it in
your show.

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You had some problems with it
like using your files and stuff.

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Yeah.

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All right.

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First of all, thanks for calling
in from Finland.

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That's very cool.

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I like that.

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I've never been to Finland.

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I've been to Sweden.

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But Finland, no.

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Of course, comic strip blogger
has been to Finland.

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Isn't that where Nokia is
located?

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Hey, the N91.

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My problem with it is I need a
phone.

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And if you look at that thing,
you slide it open.

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It has the smallest keypad in
the world.

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And that's why I love my
blackberries because it's laid
out so that I can, you know,

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that's that patented fan layout
of the keys.

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So you can easily hit all the
keys with two thumbs,

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or even with one thumb.

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Left or right handed, the device
works beautifully.

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And if you look at the Nokia
N91,

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although it has built in Wi-Fi
and has, you know,

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that the podcasting stuff, all
that works great.

34:20.000 --> 34:22.000
And the sound is good and the
storage is there.

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It's a little clunky to carry
around.

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I felt personally, but I could
get over that.

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And the keys are just so small.

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I mean, I have to be able to do
email with it and make phone,

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really email is the, because who
punches in phone numbers
anymore, huh?

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I mean, of course, we all have
the voicemail number for the
source code,

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stored in our phone,

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plus 1, 2, 0, 1, 6, 2, 5, 6, 3,
5, 7,

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or in the UK in London, 0, 2, 0,
7, 6, 8, 1, 3, 7, 5, 3.

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But when you can do email with
those,

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you can't even read the letters
on the keys.

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That was my problem with the
N91.

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And I'm very sorry to hear that.

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And that has never happened to
me, actually.

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But I think this N91 is an
ultimate podcasting device.

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I can browse the feeds with the
podcasting application,

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download episodes using the
Wi-Fi connection,

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store them on the four gig
memory.

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And then with the same device,

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call you and leave your
voicemail.

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Think about that.

35:23.000 --> 35:26.000
Usually you have to have at
least three devices.

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I think you were all in a queue.

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Okay.

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And lastly, Adam, about your
sincere interest

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to watch people's toilet
behaviors.

35:34.000 --> 35:38.000
I must admit that it is very
interesting to hear different
stories.

35:38.000 --> 35:40.000
No, it is interesting, isn't it?

35:40.000 --> 35:43.000
And I wonder how long that you
take before someone makes a
college,

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so you reverse the level of
fees, he's above you.

35:46.000 --> 35:49.000
Yeah, I'll follow the structure
of the scenario.

35:49.000 --> 35:52.000
Well, anyway, while waiting that
course to happen,

35:52.000 --> 35:56.000
you could maybe extend your
research with some new areas.

35:56.000 --> 35:59.000
It seems that you have been
focused more on the bottom side

35:59.000 --> 36:00.000
of Wi-Fi behaviors.

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One interesting question.

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No, I'm not interested in that.

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Once you've folded or scrunched,

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I'm not interested in what
happens after that.

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Okay?

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I'd never have been.

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The earthlink ad challenges
coming to you close.

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We have three finalists.

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And I'm going to play one of
them today

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and Monday and Tuesday have
played the two other finalists.

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And we're going to be announcing
the winner.

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I think next week, $2,000 in
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And of course, their commercials
become the commercial.

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Let's listen to this one.

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from someone that you don't
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Of course, you don't know me.

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The New York Times once called
me the most famous person

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in New York that nobody knows.

36:41.000 --> 36:43.000
That's true, go ahead, search
it.

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But you know, to $700,000
people,

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the best thing you can get on
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I mean, if you're anything like
me,

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and you hate junk mail,
earthlink spam blocker alone

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connection.

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It starts at 1295 a month.

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It comes with free anti-virus
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But take the word of somebody
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And you have no reason to trust.

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Get earthlink.

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You know, I hadn't even heard
that one yet.

37:16.000 --> 37:18.000
That's David Epilito, that
guitar man.

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The guy who sings in Central
Park,

37:20.000 --> 37:22.000
and that's the Tom Cruise scares
me so long.

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I love it.

37:23.000 --> 37:26.000
One of the three final
contenders, congratulations,
David.

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Can't wait to get to New York
and hook up with him.

37:28.000 --> 37:31.000
He is so keyed into the music
scene in New York.

37:31.000 --> 37:33.000
I'll be cool to hang out with
him.

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Go to adchallenge.podshow.com

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if you want to hear the other
two finalists

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and to keep a close eye on that

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because we'll be announcing the
winner very, very soon.

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Get out of here.

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Fill Walker, Colleen from
Canberra, Australia.

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My profile.

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48 years old.

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Married.

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Three boys.

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Long time Charlie Listener.

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Start a listening around about
number two, three, zero.

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I think.

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And I try and catch your show
most days if I possibly can.

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One is to make a couple of
comments.

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Firstly, about your description
of Australians.

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I have to agree with most
aspects of what you said.

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But one thing I just kind of
agree with is

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you described us as being
proper, like the...

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Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

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Hold on a second. Hold on a
second.

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First of all, dude.

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I did not describe Australians
as proper.

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I said, Australia.

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Australia has a unique
combination of British
properties,

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Dutch coziness, and American
crash commercialism.

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It was about Australian general.

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Not about Australians.

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And I'll tell you in a moment
why I made that.

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Why I came up with that
description.

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I used it for Patricia.

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It's.

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Well, I'd have to say that we
Australians,

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and being anything but proper
like the Brits.

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I guess it's kind of a colonial
convict thing.

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We do love the Brits.

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But we are very different.

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I'll have to say.

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And by the sounds of things,

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it's easier to buy a house here
than it is to buy a house in the
UK.

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On to the next point,

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the interesting discussion about
the naked pictures

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and the political correctness of
some of your callers.

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I do find it amazing that in a
country like the US

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where violence is so
commonplace,

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and frequently shown in very
graphic ways on the media,

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that people all of a sudden
become sensitive and caring

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when it comes to something as
natural as the human body.

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Are they men, my brother?

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By the way, where is the best
porn come from?

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With the hottest people.

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I rest my case.

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America in the mid-80s.

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And I've got to say I witnessed
a lot of very graphic

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and violent acts play out on
Primetime TV.

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And in contrast to that,

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so many references to mild swear
words,

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or glimpses of nipples or
backsides are so carefully

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at it out of our TV screens over
there.

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I guess I just see it as a
hypocrisy.

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Do they promote death before
nudity?

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Come on, get real.

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At the end of the day,

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I think we should all just
loosen up a bit about this

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and just look upon things as
they really are.

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I mean, if the lady in question
doesn't want to provide you with
a photo,

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she doesn't have to.

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The end of story.

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And she's probably flattered
that you asked.

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So, getting back to you in
Australia,

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make we've got little cottage
down the coast,

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miles from anywhere.

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Quite where you can sit and have
a few beers

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and look out over the ocean.

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You're more than welcome to use
it any time you like.

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And I hope we'll see you in the
girls down here one day.

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So, I'll catch you later.

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Have a great day and keep up the
good work mate.

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Bye-bye.

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Oh.

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Fold up.

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Of course.

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Thank you.

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Thank you so much for the
invitation.

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That's very, very nice of you.

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Look, the reason I said I gave
Patricia that description is
because,

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you know, I actually wanted to
go.

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You know, if I say, it's fucking
wild down there.

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If I say, the people are, you
know, they work hard,

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but they play hard.

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I went to a spinsters and
bachelor's ball.

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You guys know what that is.

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It was three days.

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You get like a cup tied to your
collar.

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You know, so you can't lose the
cup.

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And then you buck the you and
the mud.

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And then you shoot carbide.

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You know, milk can bombs.

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And you build bonfires.

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And just shagging away mate.

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In your swag.

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I loved it.

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I had such a good time.

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And really did.

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You know, I should dig up that
documentary.

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It was so much fun.

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Did some amazing things.

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Oh, Australian people are out of
their mind.

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They love having fun.

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I'm not too big on the drinking
thing.

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That's just not for me.

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But, you know, I'll have a beer.

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No problem.

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It's just the great fun.

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Really, really open honest.

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I just, you know, I need to
convince Patricia to come on
down.

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You know, so you got to start
easy telling her about, you
know,

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Hey, look, there's crash
American commercialism.

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In case she needs to buy
something.

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That's the proper English thing.

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Obviously she's into that.

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That's why we're here.

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And then there's the Dutch
coziness.

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Dude, I'm totally trying to
appeal to everything I can here.

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So help me out.

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That cottage?

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That sounds really good.

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Send more information like that
and maybe.

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Maybe.

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I can get her to go.

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And now in the interest of equal
airtime.

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Comic strip.

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Comic strip.

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Comic strip.

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Comic strip.

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Comic strip.

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Comic strip.

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Comic strip.

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Comic strip.

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Comic strip.

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Comic strip.

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Comic strip.

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Like it.

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And I knew formally lived.

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Or in the Finland or at least
worked for the company.

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Best known there.

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Nokia.

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Hi, Adam Curry.

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Here's your European Union
correspondents.

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So you mentioned lately on this.

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See about the new countries that
join European Union on January
2007.

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And UK wants to block free
movement from these two
countries.

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What countries are these?

42:49.000 --> 42:51.000
Well, there are three biggest
ethnic groups in Europe.

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Romani countries.

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Germany countries.

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And the biggest slavic
countries.

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Romani countries.

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Romani countries.

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Spain, France, Portugal and
Romania.

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The Jones EU in 2007.

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So you see that Romani is a
country where people speak
language very similar to Italian
and

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Bulgaria uses Russian alphabet.

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And that even inventors it is
alphabet.

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That's it.

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My opinion is that UK should
stay open on these two new
countries.

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Also, batteryistically speaking
politicians will be forced to
close down.

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And they will be forced to close
down.

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And they will be forced to close
down.

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And they will be forced to close
down.

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And they will be forced to close
down.

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And they will be forced to close
down.

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And they will be forced to close
down.

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You.

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Hey, man, you spun it down to
slow a commester blogger.

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I've always suspected this not
being your real voice.

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But now it's really noticeable.

43:40.000 --> 43:43.000
You need to spin it up just a
little bit.

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Or tell us who you are really
are.

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Okay.

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Hey, man.

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I'm there with you.

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They joined the European Union.

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The United Kingdom.

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That is.

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And now, somehow, just like,
Sweden, they got away with
keeping their own currency.

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which, of course, is great
because the pound is, well, it
sucks for me because I get paid
in

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dollars.

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Like anything I have in America,
just chop it and have to start
with before you even get

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to the tax man.

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So, it's a very, very rich
country, but it's an island,
man.

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That's the problem.

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That's what everyone's talking
about now.

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It's like, you know, there's
already too many people on the
island.

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So, that's why house prices are
out of control and cost of
living is out of control.

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And it's, of course, very
attractive for people to come
here for half a year or a year,

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work, get lots of dough, send
stuff back home, and then go
back.

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So they can't have it both ways.

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It'll be very interesting to
see, but you are so right on,
man.

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I'm here and everyone talking
about this here now in the
United Kingdom.

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Everyone's talking about what
happens in 2007 when these
borders open up and all these
people

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are going to come in and how are
we going to do it with them?

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Yeah, it's a very, very
different world.

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God, darn, I sound old when I
say that.

44:56.680 --> 45:04.120
Hello Adam, this is Jim Farley
and several weeks ago you were
kind enough to play my

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song Katrina on your show as
well as put it up for sale on
the PMN.

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You asked me to stay in touch
and let you know how it's going,
so I thought I'd give

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you an update, especially since
we're so close to the
anniversary of her king Katrina.

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Sales of the song of late have
been lackluster, so to help
boost donations, I've decided

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that not only Katrina, but all
of my music on the pop-safe
music network will be donated

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to her king relief.

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I know it's been a year already,
but I also know that there are
still many people in that

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area that can use a bit of
assistance.

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So please, once again, remind
your listeners to download
Katrina.

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And while they're there, listen
and maybe download more music
like a call to glory, that's

45:51.480 --> 45:58.000
a 9-11 tribute song written by
myself and David Brush just days
after September 11th.

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I really appreciate everything
you've done and poem, yeah,
folder.

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And then, thank you, don't thank
me, check that out and donating
proceeds from all of

46:10.560 --> 46:14.600
his music to victims of
Hurricane Katrina.

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You haven't been thinking about
that, that yesterday the window
washer, not to the door,

46:19.120 --> 46:25.120
normally Patricia deals with the
deals with all that stuff, so
he's there, he's like, obviously

46:25.120 --> 46:27.560
he wanted to be paid to figure
that out within seconds.

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But then, you know, he started
talking about, hey, we're going
to America and I've done

46:31.480 --> 46:35.720
it three years in a row now and
did the West Coast, did the East
Coast, now they're going

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to go through, they're going to
go to Memphis, I said, too, you
should totally go to New

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Orleans.

46:40.480 --> 46:44.920
And he's like, well, yeah, we
thought it might still be a mess
if you want to support

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these people, go there, really
go down there, go check it out.

46:49.120 --> 46:55.080
You know, it may not look like a
holiday destination, but you're
going to, it's going

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to enrich your life, I promise
you that.

46:57.080 --> 47:00.520
And I actually convinced him, he
said, you know what, you're
right, we should go, we should

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go see what's going on.

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And everybody should do that if
you have, if you have the
possibility and remember, we

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have to keep supporting these
folks.

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We really do, it doesn't end,
you know, just because the news
isn't covering it anymore,

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doesn't mean that it's over.

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And I have to say, there are
days that go by and I don't
think about it either.

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So it's good to have a reminder
like that, I really appreciate
it.

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And of course, I'll put all the
links into the show notes at
dailysourcecode.com.

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All right, everybody, time for
me to do, uh, get out of here
one last song, this is, uh,

47:37.480 --> 47:40.520
seven standard and slow burn.

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[ Music ]

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Life has happened to me

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Life has happened to me

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7th standard

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Slow burn

51:25.840 --> 51:27.840
Soon to be available on the pond
safe and using network

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Alright everybody, that's it

51:29.840 --> 51:31.840
Have yourself a great weekend

51:31.840 --> 51:32.840
I'm going flying

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Take care

51:33.840 --> 51:34.840
I'll see you on Monday

51:34.840 --> 51:35.840
DailySourceco.com

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51:40.840 --> 51:42.840
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