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For the first time ever, the
Adventures of Brisco County, Jr.
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collection,

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own all 27 episodes, the cult
hit, including all new
interviews with Carlton Koo.

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First thing that Brisco did that
impressed us was, we're not only
to come in and really read the
dialogue well as an actor,

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but he also did a standing flip
in our office.

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You flipped too for Brisco
County!

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If you like the kind of TV you
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County, Jr.

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Available now on DVD!

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You'll just do show 475 and
you'll come back at 500 and give
me what's in your pipe.

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A $16 million worth of airplane
strapped to my ass.

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Then the next generation radio
content in my ears.

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

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I'm casting his family curry.

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[ Music ]

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You've got to feel free to sing
along if you're there.

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phonics, riddle in, different
Tennessee.

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Hey, everybody, how you doing?

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Welcome to the Daily Source Code
episode number

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four, seven, five.

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Once again in the Curry Condo in
lovely Northern California.

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San Francisco to be exact.

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Hey, it is really dark outside
at the moment.

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I'd forgotten that even in
Autumn and Winter,

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it even gets a little dark in
San Francisco,

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at least it doesn't get light as
early.

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Just past six AM hour and we are
rocking to go

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in other two weeks here in
partially in San Francisco,

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at HQ and I think we're going to
go to Los Angeles

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and New York for sure and
sometime next week.

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And all right, I might as well
come out and say it.

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I mean, we were talking about,

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yeah, the so we played the song,
Riddle in there.

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I think that we may have up the
dosage,

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a little bit too much for some
of the Pachio kids at HQ.

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I woke up this morning and guess
what?

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It appears that somebody did not
reregister podshow.com.

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I might as well just cop to it
right now

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because I know what's going to
happen for the next week.

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It's going to be nothing but
headlines.

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I'll write the headline for you,
okay?

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Bloggers, you ready?

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Whoa, unbelievable, a company
that raises almost $25 million.

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Can't even register their own
domain name.

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Go ahead, go ahead and do it.

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I'm just going to presume that's
exactly what happened.

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And however stupid it is, it did
happen.

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Luckily, we've got a really good
relationship with GoDaddy.

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So I'm sure we'll be able to
get, hopefully,

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by the time you're listening to
this has been fixed,

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but it's just unbelievable.

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A stupid can we get?

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Ah, this is not the way to wake
up.

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I really, really hate, if you're
listening to serious stars

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102, you're thinking the fuck as
he talking about.

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And didn't this happen with
Yahoo at one point?

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Or I think it happened with
Microsoft,

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but it's so unnecessary and so
stupid.

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And then all of a sudden your
domain name gets parked.

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And then all your email doesn't
arrive.

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And people can't get a
podshow.com as,

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oh, it's so incredibly lame.

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I just feel so dumb.

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I'll take full responsibility
for it.

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So yesterday afternoon arrived
in SFO,

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and I had made a very conscious
decision upon leaving.

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I had said, I even said to
Patricia, I said,

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look, I'm so tired of carrying
around this studio.

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And I don't mind taking the
microphone and stuff,

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but just unplugging everything.

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There's every piece of equipment
has its own power cord,

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which, of course, needs a U.S.
power cord,

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or it needs an adapter, and then
the adapters

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and strong enough, we've been
through that before.

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And it's just a whole bunch of
wires,

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and it weighs a frickin' ton.

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So I decided to force myself

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into finally setting up a full
blown studio here

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at the condo, by not taking
anything.

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The only thing I took, of
course, was the high LPR 40,

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and as we got in around, was I
set the condo yesterday

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around two in the afternoon.

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And like, okay, I'm gonna set
out,

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and I'm gonna go get some stuff.

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Now, I went down to the garage,

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and I was gonna fire up Trinity,

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which she fires up fine, but
there's a flat left rear tire.

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Yeah, it just goes from bad to
worse here.

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So the rear tire was flat,

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so I couldn't go to guitar
world.

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So I figured out what the F,

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I'm gonna walk around, see if I
can find anything.

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Now you have to know where the
condo is situated,

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which is south of market, but
it's very much,

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it's right near the Bay Bridge.

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It's kind of in the twilight
zone.

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There's three or four blocks of
nothing whatsoever.

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But I figured this is San
Francisco,

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this is a music town, I should
be able to find something.

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So I set off, and finally,

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it was a third, and

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dot Harrison, a little bit
further down,

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but on third, actually the
address is 493, 3rd Street.

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I see this really funky small
store,

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called Black Market Music,

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and it's owned by Rock and Rick.

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And so I walk in and the
proprietor,

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Rock and Rick immediately says,

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hey, Adam, how you doing, man?

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I'm like, okay, I'm feeling
good.

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And this store is literally,

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it's where old music gear, and
I'm talking instruments,

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but also PA systems,

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a rack-mounted system.

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This is where that shit goes to
die, I guess.

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It's kind of like that the
airfields out there

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and what is it?

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In the desert in Arizona, where
airplanes go to die,

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and so I explain the situation,
and he's like,

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oh man, okay, let's see what we
can do.

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He's like, I just sold a Mackey
board,

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which is a well-known brand of
mixer.

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I just sold out the other day.

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He didn't really have any, in
fact,

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he didn't have any mixers at
all.

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He had all kinds of outboard
gear,

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all kinds of rack-mounted stuff,
compressors,

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limiters, oral, like, ciders,

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and we need more oral, like,
ciders in our lives, don't we?

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All this stuff, and so he
basically loads me up

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with a whole bunch of cables and
stuff,

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and so I come back to the condo,

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I'm trying to piece everything
together,

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and I literally found one piece
of kit,

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which I'm using now, which is
just unbelievable.

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We've actually been talking
about this device

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in just in the past week or two,

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when we're talking about the
Apple,

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trademarking endeavors for the
word pod,

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an iPod, and podcasting, et
cetera.

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This is, so what I'm doing is
I'm running the microphone

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through the pod.

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That's right.

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This is, if you've never seen
one of these things,

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what do I call it?

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It's the ultimate guitar direct
box.

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So I just plugged the higher
into it,

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I selected two preamp, I
selected compression,

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and a low and behold, it kind of
works.

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I got a little noise gate on
there,

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and I'm plugging that directly
into cast blaster,

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so doing all the mixing on cast
blaster itself,

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because I couldn't just couldn't
get all these other things,

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all the work together, they were
humming and whatever,

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but it was so cool that rock and
Rick was able to help me.

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He didn't even, he said, go
ahead,

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come back to Monday or Tuesday
or whatever,

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and you can pay me then for
whatever you use.

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It was so awesome, it really was
a very nice,

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and it's just funny to be using
this thing,

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this red pod device, pod, you
hear that pod, pod, pod, yeah.

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I'm calling it a pod, everybody.

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A little bit of hiss, but it's
working.

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So we'll have to use that for
for today,

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and I guess sometime this
afternoon,

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I'll see if I can find a board,

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maybe Michael Butler has a board
that I can borrow,

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but I'm kind of vibing on this
pod,

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they's not bad at all.

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We got new members of the pod
show family,

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who have just announced this,

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and some people who've been
talking to over a long time,

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I think probably three quarters
of a year,

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trying to get, have you heard me
talk about Chef Mark,

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and trying to get him into the
pod show,

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podcast network?

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Well, he and some friends are
there.

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Hi Adam, it's Jennifer from Food
Philosophy.

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Now that we're officially in bed
together,

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I'd like for you to step into my
kitchen,

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where I can evoke your senses
with supple textures

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and titillating flavors.

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I'll try to make sure we're
always alone,

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but sometimes you might hear
from Chef Mark

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and the kitchen elves.

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Damn it, I'm trying to record
over here.

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And found!

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Sorry, Jennifer, it's these
kitchen elves,

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they just keep getting into
everything.

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I'm sorry, Master.

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We love the trafals.

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As I was saying, Adam,

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you can find me at Food
Philosophy.podshow.com.

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Bring your apron, and we can
cook up a little something.

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I can't believe you did that,

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we know that I'm very powerful.

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You know, it's for nothing but
trouble.

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The hell is going on there?

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Food philosophy.

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That's right, I'll part of the
Guild of the Fork.

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And I think we're gonna hook up
with them in New York

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if we're lucky.

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I'm doing some things,

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advertiser, like huge
advertising agency,

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what we call it, conference, I
guess.

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It's a full day.

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And I'm on a panel with the guys
from my space

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and the guys, I think the guys
from YouTube as well,

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so that should be pretty
interesting.

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If they haven't been bought by
Google by then,

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although somehow I don't really
believe that rumor,

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everyone's talking about it.

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I think that YouTube must be
talking to a lot of different
people

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and someone let out the Google
thing.

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But the genies out of the box,

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which actually, if they weren't
really in deep conversations

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and ongoing negotiations with
Google, YouTube, that is,

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they could probably get a hard
time finding anyone else

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now at this number of $1.6
billion

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has been put out there.

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It'd be very interesting to see.

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Now the guy that we've been
working on

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to get into the network,

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haven't worked out all the
details just yet,

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but he's been a fan of his for a
long time

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and I've talked to him several
times.

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We've had a lot of back and
forth

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between his show, I love the
company,

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and the chacha, the charlie
here.

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His name is David Epilito,

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that guitar man from Central
Park,

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and he put out a song.

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I think he put it out over the
weekend.

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You've just got to hear this.

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This is what I love about music
today.

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Is it can be topical?

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You can have a song out within
seconds,

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put it up on the podcast, music,
network,

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have people all around the globe
enjoying it,

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playing it on podcasts and just
sharing it.

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Mama, please, don't let your
boys grow up to be pages.

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They'll something from
thatkatarman.com.

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Kids go to DC to learn how the
government works.

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They'll soon find out that it's
all run by sleazebags and jerks.

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They'll run countless errors,

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stay late, nuts, and weekends
work hard,

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and then hardly get paid.

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By fat sanctimonious self-rack
just phony's,

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but often just won't get laid.

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Mama, don't wreck your babies
grow up to be pages.

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Or head down to Congress where
they'll be in touch

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with hypocrites, hasty white
perverse and such.

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Mama, don't let your babies grow
up to be pages.

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[ Music ]

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Say the good old boys, just
having fun.

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Some well-written spin can't
erase any sin.

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Just wink, have a drink, and
it's done.

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Mama, don't let your babies grow
up to be pages.

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[ Music ]

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Better just let them stay home.

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I'll see y'all on the Wednesday
wake-up call.

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That's David and Polito.

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Mama, don't let your boys grow
up to be pages.

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I've got a topical soul.

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So cute because Christina did
another pod save the queen.

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If you weren't already
subscribed, you didn't get the
show already.

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It's pod save the queen dot com.

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She really rocked out this time
around.

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Now I heard from Patricia.

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Christina preps her show.

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She takes all kinds of notes and
she gets the song.

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She's going to play the
Christina my daughter,

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which is so I love that.

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Following in the family
footsteps of show business.

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And she said, hey, mom, she had
some questions about the whole
folly thing.

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And she said, but this is so
wrong, right?

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It's okay if someone's gay, but
not with teenage boys.

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And then she did this whole
spiel in her podcast,

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which you really should hear
because it was just cute.

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It was so cute to hear how kids
perceive these stories,

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how they talk about them, how
they process them, basically.

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Pod save the queen dot pod shot
dot com or pod save the queen
dot com.

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Hey, I just got an email in.

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It looks like the planning
permission that we've put in on
the house that we've been
looking at for.

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Oh, shoot, I don't know.

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What is it now?

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Three, four weeks.

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The one that had the covenant on
the garage.

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The garage.

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It looks like we got all the
permission we need.

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So we can go ahead.

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Of course, don't you figure that
always happens.

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The minute I'm in a different
time zone.

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I'm eight hours away.

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So now I'm going to have to be
doing stuff in the morning and
late at night.

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And getting all this stuff
squared away.

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Because there's just a
tremendous amount of paperwork
that has to be done in the UK.

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And of course, nothing's final
until you've completely gone to
contract, etc.

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So now we have to take the
planning permission approval.

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We have to take that to the
insurance company.

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Because if you do any kind of
modification, you want to have
some form of insurance.

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And so we've got a little rigger
moral there that we have to do.

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It's going to be, it's going to
be quite interesting, my
friends.

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Hi.

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This is your invitation to join
me Ed Ovet on a podcast that's
out of this world.

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With a new episode weekly,
you'll hear independent artists
from all music genres.

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Some comedy?

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They know your podcast, there's
voice contest with prizes.

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And sometimes even a software
tip.

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So why listen to four different
podcasts when you can get them
all rolled into one on the Ed's
Mix Bad Podcast.

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You can find me in the iTunes
directory.

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Or subscribe via my RSS feed
found at my website.

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Ed's Mix Bad.com.

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So I'll be looking for you on
the next episode of Ed's Mix
Bad.

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Just point your browser.

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Where else?

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Two Ed's Mix Bad.com.

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Alright, so this is where not
having a Mixer really breaks
down when you have no more
volume

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left than what people are
saying.

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Oh, I gotta get that squared
away today.

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Okay, so...

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Cricky, what am I going to tell
you?

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I'm still a little bit fuzzy
just from the jet lag and from
the trip.

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Although jet, I don't really
have jet lag last night, man.

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I still had to do some stuff for
serious that I was going to
record.

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I promised PW fenton that I
would have all that done by
Monday AM.

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So this morning, early, so I had
to do it last night.

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I couldn't stay away.

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I literally passed out on the
couch with my glasses on.

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You know, glasses completely
bent out of shape.

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Work up at around 11 last night.

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And you know, where you wake up
and you've got that completely
staggering drunk.

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You just fallen over yourself.

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So I had some orange juice, had
some tea.

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You know, really had to psych
myself.

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It wasn't a lot of work.

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It's like five minutes worth of
work, but I was just so
completely trashed.

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So we're going to do this week
at Pod Show HQ.

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We've got a lot of stuff that
we've been working on.

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And one of the things is video
and have some specific ideas
that will be coming out with
very soon.

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Actually, over the weekend, some
of you may have seen some
testing that I was doing at
curry.com.

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Accidentally kind of flopped out
onto the homepage of my weblog.

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And then I shoved it over to
another place just so I could
test it.

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If you found it, and you can
actually email me because our
domain name works again.

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What do you think?

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Just messing around trying some
stuff out.

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Also brand new.

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This is the season finale, which
is the six and final episode of
the season of Shadow Falls.

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It is out now if you've not
heard Shadow Falls immediately
go to Shadow Falls.

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PodShow.com.

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Do not wait to hear the rest of
this show.

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Unless, of course, you're mobile
and you can't help yourself.

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You can always find the address
on the show.

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It's a daily source code dot
com.

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Add Shadow Falls dot pod show
dot com.

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Audio drama and it's best.

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And you want cliffhangers?

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We got cliffhangers.

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Hi, this is Kappa Victoria Wood.

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Hi, Holly Jenkins.

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Hello, this urban.

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And Tracy Crouch.

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We're the babes from the cast of
Shadow Falls at Shadow Falls dot
pod show dot com.

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And you're listening to Adam
Curry's daily source code.

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See, we got to get Shadow Falls
back for our second season.

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Because now all of a sudden, the
ladies from the show are waking
up.

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Now I've got the hot babes
calling me.

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Hmm.

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And I speak in of which no phone
calls today because I can't play
external sound effects.

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It's a whole long story, but
it's all a part of the not
having a mixer.

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So I hope you'll just bear with
me and be able to get through
it.

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Oh, man.

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I'm so totally spacing.

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It's so weird.

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You know, you get used to a
certain sound when you're doing
this stuff.

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And my studio at home at the
cottage is so precisely just
everything like that.

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You really become conscious of
listening to listening to
everything.

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Yeah, let me just, I'll play on,
I'll mess with this pod for a
second.

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First of me take the noise gate
off.

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So now you hear the noise in the
background, right?

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Isn't that interesting?

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This works really, really well.

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Now I'm going to put the noise
gate back on.

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There we go.

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Now I could actually change any
of the settings on this thing.

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Because this is meant for
guitars, right?

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So.

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Oops.

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Hello.

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Hello.

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Wait a minute.

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Wait a minute.

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I can't get it through.

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Screw it.

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I didn't work very well.

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It's going to give you a little
example of how that work.

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We got a brand new sponsor,
which I'm going to tell you
about.

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I'm very excited about because
it's a product that I actually
use.

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Haven't used it in the UK yet.

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But hold on.

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I'll give you that in a second.

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Where is the, what I'm looking
for actually is the,

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Oh, man, I can't believe I can't
find this.

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Here we go.

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See what I was looking for.

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Right on.

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Okay.

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So please do call me.

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Let me know if you were finally
able to get through and listen
to the show.

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And I'll have a mixture and all
that stuff ready to roll by
tomorrow.

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And we'll, uh, and we'll
continue with yet another
Charlie.

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Okay.

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New sponsor.

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I don't know if you ever heard
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It's called Splenda.

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And it's, uh,

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Yeah.

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Well, it's a sugar substitute.

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Um, if you go to
destinationflavor.com.

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Uh, that's the website that
explains all the new products.

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Basically this, uh, the sugar,

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do they even call it a sugar
substitute?

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Let me see if they have a name
for it.

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Uh, uh, um.

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Uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh, uh.

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Here we go.

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I've got the whole background
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So let's figure this out
together.

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It's a delicious new product
from the makers of Splenda.

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It's a no calorie sweetener, uh,
each flavor blends for coffee,

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packet contains a combination of
Splenda, no calorie sweetener.

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And one of three delicious
flavors.

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So you can sweeten and flavor
your cup of coffee at the same
time.

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time. So they're available in
vanilla, French vanilla, mocha
and hazelnut flavors. So what

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I thought we'd do is have you
tell me what your flavor is?
I'll be experimenting this

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week. As you know, I'm a big
proponent of the Senseo. So I
don't have a Senseo machine here

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at the condo. It's actually
better. I have a cappuccino
maker, espresso maker. So

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now we have all these different
flavors at the office. I think
we've had them for a while.
They've

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been hanged. At least ten, ten
weeks, maybe even three months.
Since the last time I was here,

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I know that they were laying
around near the Beverage Center
at Potio HQ. And I'm going to

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be testing a different flavor
every single day and giving
feedback to you. And I'd like
you to

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try it out as well. In fact,
there's a special number that is
set up for you to call in and
tell

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us about which flavor you like.
You ready? You might want to
write this down. It's a
206-604-145-206-604-155.

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Of course, I'll put the number
in the show notes. But give it a
try. Let me know what you think.

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Do we have any goodies or
anything at the Send-Anybody? I
want to send people this stuff
so they

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can try it out. Hmm. Okay. I
really should have read this
whole. This is an incredibly
long briefing

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that I've got here. Oh, they
have even, they have a Q&A. What
is Splendid No Calorie
Sweetener? Answer?

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Splendid No Calorie Sweetener is
especially formulated brand of
sweetener. There's made from
sugar,

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so it tastes like sugar. It's
available in distinctive yellow
packets. Ah, that's the trick.
The yellow

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packets. Right. Convenient for
sweetening drinks and sprinkling
on cereal. Oh, man. What else
could

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you sprinkle it on? Use another
question. Is Splendid No Calorie
Sweetener suitable for the

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entire family? Yes. Splendid No
Calorie Sweetener suitable for
everyone, including children and

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people with diabetes. Hmm. Is it
considered a natural product?
No. The sweetener used in
Splendid

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Sweetener products is sucralose.
Sucralose? Those sucralose is
made from sugar and has sugar
like

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taste. Sucralose itself is not
natural. I like it though. I
have to be honest. I have tried
the

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French vanilla. I'm not tried
the other. I don't know about
hazelnut. I don't know a big
hazelnut

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guy. If you've seen these or if
you've tried them out, or if you
want to, let me know. I think

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I should be able to send out
packets of this. Again, call us
at 206-600-4415. One more sign
to get

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out of here. This is from those
wonderfuls. They all call it a
wonderfuls. This is the
Hillbilly

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song. Unsign band from the UK,
now on the bot save music
network. This should get you
rolling.

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Hey, what's up, Naver?

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[ Music ]

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Saturday 21st of October, you
can see him live in action if
you're in the UK, a channel 4.

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It'll be the Digital Music
Awards 2006 where they performed
after winning the

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unsigned band category at the et
cetera awards. It is the
wonderfuls with the

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Hillbilly song. Okay, that's it
everybody. I'm sick and tired of
this morning.

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Already, I've got to go work on
our domain name. I've got to
work on a

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buying a house and oh, yeah,
yeah, yeah, this stuff I was
here for. I like work

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to do here in San Francisco. Oh,
hey, hey, okay. I'll be back
tomorrow everybody.

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Thank you so much for listening,
barring with my begrudging for
today. Have

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yourself a fantastic week.
Another pot show podcast.

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Stick it in your ear.