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First thing that Brisco did that
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dialogue well as an actor,

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but he also did a standing flip
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And the darkness key calm night.

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And God saw everything that he
had made and behold, it was
good.

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And God created man, and man
created machine, and machine,
machine created music.

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And machine saw everything you
had made and said, behold.

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

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And 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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[ Music ]

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I'm so ready.

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Oops.

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As you can tell, definitely in
the portable set-up load.

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Is this better?

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Yeah, there we go.

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Originally from New Zealand, and
now build as from France.

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She's from France, everybody.

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Okay, that's when he grows,
doing all right from the pod
save music network.

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Boy, this sounds like crap
today.

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As you can hear, definitely
still having some health issues
in New York City.

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That's where the daily source
code is coming to you from.

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I realize it kind of sounds like
I'm talking out of my ass.

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I'm not quite sure what I can do
to fix that.

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Let's see if we can change a
little bit here.

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I've got the pod set up, so I
need just a little more output
home.

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Let me try that.

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Okay, that's a little bit better
there.

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Yeah, sitting here in the
Grammarcy Park Hotel had a great
early morning.

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A great early started, five
o'clock, of course.

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I woke up, wide awake, saying,
what the hell,

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Hold on, that's the blackberry.

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I think I, I think I definitely
have an infection.

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Even when I laugh, you can just
hear all this flim is just
sitting there ready to crush out
all over you.

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So two days in New York, it's a
big advertising agency going not
just agencies,

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but also advertisers directly
speaking on a panel tomorrow
here at the OMD conference.

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And it's really been fantastic.

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We started this morning, early
with a meeting with Jennifer and
Chef Mark,

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Chef Mark East Coast, regarding
the culinary podcast network.

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Very excited about stuff we can
do with them.

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And boy, there's some
entrepreneurs there, let me tell
you.

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And I just been trying to keep
myself kind of low-key, trying
to keep my guts together

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because even when I laugh, you
can hear what happens, right?

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It just all starts to come up.

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I really miss Patricia.

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She would make me better in half
a day.

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I know she would.

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I just, I, anyway.

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It's the beginning of a new
week.

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And this is Daily Source Code
episode 479.

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A lot of interesting stuff to
work through today,

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because you guys have been
really doing my work for me,
helping me out with the two main
conversations.

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Nothing on North Korea today.

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Do you have some grammatical
stuff to talk about?

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Grammar, specifically.

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And more on Corey Lydle, because
I was waiting,

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but finally we got one of our
aviation buffs to check in,

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who was actually flown the East
Corridor,

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so we'll be hearing from Robin
from Inside Works in a couple
minutes.

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And of course, the typical other
stuff that drops into the email
box

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to the voice mail box.

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I had a time in tune here.

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I wanted to let you know.

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I found out whether I'm a folder
or a scruncher.

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I went along to the folder or
scruncher.com website that you
recommended.

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And it didn't tell me anything
at all about how to figure out
which I am.

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But I did do.

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I went on to wikipedia.org and
there's an entry there called
Toilet to Paper.

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And it tells you whether you're
a folder or a scruncher.

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And I can't believe these
scrunchers, what they do.

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I mean, how on earth do they
think that, well, oh my
goodness.

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Anyway, yeah, so anybody wants
to find out which they are,

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then go along to wikipedia.org
and have a look at Toilet Paper.

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And Adam, I hope you weren't too
offended by that video
impression thing.

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I did a view.

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I really looking forward to the
launch of the BT Pot Show,

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Pot Show in the UK.

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So how is that going, by the
way?

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Okay, thanks Adam.

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And folder.

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Yeah.

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Another one.

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Another one joins the ranks of
folders.

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Yeah, BT Pot Show going very
well.

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Looks like we're going to be
opening up the doors first or
second week of November.

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As we get closer to this
specific data, let you know.

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It's going, it's, I've already
seen what it looks like, of
course, on the inside.

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And it looks fantastic.

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Here, I think you're really
going to dig it.

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I mean, it's, is it that
different from Pot Show.com?

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No, of course not.

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It's all part of the same
system, but it is specifically
marketed for the UK.

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The choices on the homepage for
the UK.

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And along with this launch,
we're also going to be releasing
or unleashing new features for

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Pot Show.com in general for Pot
Show plus new, new design stuff.

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There's all kinds of things
coming.

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If I can just get my health
back, then it will be fantastic.

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You're always really
interesting.

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I've done 11 exercises now with
Amy Mack.

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And I didn't realize this.

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But a lot of people actually
think that Amy Mack is there
with me in the studio or in the
cottage

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when we do those exercises.

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Of course, the full intention be
to get my ass back in shape.

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And then the one time we
actually do something that is
set up.

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So it sounds like Amy actually
entered the curry condo the
other day.

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Now everyone's saying that that
was fake.

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Yeah, duh.

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Please, you really thought that
she was there at 6.30 in the
morning?

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Yeah.

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Some ex-gives from Newcastle UK.

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Oh, okay, everyone.

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Amy Mack was so, obviously, not
bad, but that was terrible.

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He's an active person.

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Put anywhere there, you go
anywhere there.

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Anyway, let me get some cool
going quickly for my show at
theboardjordy.proxual.com.

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I've got 13 listeners in a
minute.

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And it's really good music.

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Great stuff.

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There's a mix of everything.

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Get yourself an input.

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Go on.

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Quickly.

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Actions.

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Go on.

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Go on.

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Yeah, I wonder, you know, how
much of that you did not
understand if you're listening

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to this and your U.S. citizen
and living in America?

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I really noticed that, and some
people actually picked up on
that.

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They say, hey, you know, when
you're in America, you're your
accent changes.

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And you obviously, you know,
when I'm totally assimilated
into the UK culture, when

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I'm in the cottage.

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But I really have no problem
understanding that.

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And I know sometimes I'll be
laughing about stuff.

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And I can see a look around the
room.

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And I look at U.S.

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Potshow colleagues.

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And I can just see the
puzzlement on their, the
wilderness on their faces.

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Because you really have to focus
into it and really have to tune
into to listen.

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You know, as they say, it's, uh,

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two, what is it?

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Two countries divided by common
language.

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I think that's where it is.

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Well, you know that, of course,
is the whole premise for now.

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We're from our spine.

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Yeah, exactly.

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It's the X versus the Brits.

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Well, the Bible.

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We'll drive each other crazy.

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But everybody knows that it's
apparent to see.

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Let's just like you and me.

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It's the X and the Brits.

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Yeah.

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The X versus the Brits.

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Mind the gap.

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So not that this is really a
yanks versus the Brits.

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But, you know, I did promise
myself.

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I was going to work a lot more
on using my vocabulary and
expressing myself with my
American accent.

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Much more in the fashion that
the residents of the UK do.

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And in order to do that, I have
to have my language skills.

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My grammar has to be kind of
correct because this is the
proper queens English.

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Or is it the kings English?

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And a question arose about the
use of me or I in a sentence.

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Boy, we got a lot of people out
there who are pretty angled
about language.

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Hey, Adam.

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This is Paul Barry from the
window to the magic.com podcast.

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And I was just listening to BFC
number 477, where you were
talking about the Karla and me.

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Karla and I.

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And you said you were always
taught that it was always in
certain name and I.

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The way that I was taught that
was that if you remove the other
person, it should make sense.

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So if you say Karla and me went
to the store, that would not be
correct.

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Because if you took away Karla
and you would not say me went to
the store.

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But if you said, I went to the
store and you know, and Johnny
ran into Karla and me,

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that would be correct because
Johnny ran into me.

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You wouldn't say Johnny ran into
I.

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So, you know, maybe that that
will be an easy way for you to
remember.

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Just take away the extra person
and say it again in your head.

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And if it makes sense, then that
that would be the way you want
to go with it.

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I'm not 100% sure that that's
right, but that's how I was
taught.

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So hope it helps and keep up the
good work.

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Thank you.

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Thank you.

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Yeah, remember when when we
first moved to the States and
Patricia, of course,

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speaks fantastic English.

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She really wanted to do much
much better for her own, you
know,

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she felt that she wasn't up to
where she wanted to be in
communicating in the English
language.

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And so I would speak English
with her exclusively.

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And we'd go through these things
to say, well, why is it like
this?

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Why do you say it that way?

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And you know what all I could
say is, I don't know, it just
feels right.

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That's the way I was taught and
it kind of just feels right.

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There's so many exceptions to
every rule.

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So I'm sure this will be a
debate or a conversation that
continues for quite a while.

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By the way, do you know what
actually people are in New York
or talking about?

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And are talking about
sponsoring?

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It's really cool.

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I'm a sponsor.

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We actually have multiple brands
competing over the sponsorship
of folder scruncher.

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And we're coming out.

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I can't even tell you what's how
cool this is going to be.

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We're coming out with something
interesting because this is a
worldwide phenomenon.

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It was even on the Gilmore gang.

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If you haven't heard it, the
five episodes that are titled
Friday the 13th gang.

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I was that was recorded on
Friday the 13th last Friday and
released on Sunday.

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I've got to listen to this show.

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I think it was one of the most
entertaining Gilmore gangs ever
ever recorded.

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The very little content about
industry industry issues, as it
pertains to web 2.0 and

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Office is dead and all the other
interesting stuff that they
discuss on the Gilmore gang.

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But man, when you put Jason
Calcana and myself together,
would it be Jason and I?

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Yes, Jason Calcana and I
together.

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There's a very significant
Laurel and Hardy effect that
takes place.

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And actually, I should find that
for you.

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I should let you hear when Jason
Calcana does an impression.

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His Adam Curry impression is so
impeccable.

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It is so right on.

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You got to listen to it.

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Gilmore gang.podshow.com.

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So finally, I got the feedback I
was looking for.

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Out of all the news reports, all
the in-depth analysis,

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all the NTSB stuff.

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Finally, we have a pilot who has
been up the East River New York
corridor in a light aircraft.

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I had the pictures to prove it
because Robin from inside works.

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Actually, I just found these on
my desk just the other day
before we left for New York.

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Beautiful, beautiful pictures of
him flying.

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When the twin towers were still
there, flying a tail dragger
around the statue of liberty.

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So he has clearly done this
route.

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And what you're about to hear is
really the best explanation that
I've heard yet of what happened.

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And it appears to be just a
very, very, very unfortunate
accident due to more than likely
lack of experience

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in flying in this particular bit
of airspace, which is very
tricky.

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And as with everything, you
know, it doesn't take much to
trip up and to have a whole
bunch of things go wrong

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all at one time.

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The one piece that I'm still not
clear on is they were so many
reports of a distress call
regarding fuel,

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which I believe now is just not
true because I've not heard this
confirmed by NTSB.

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I did go on the NTSB website and
there is a preliminary report.

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There was no report whatsoever
of distress call going out.

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So you can just see how poorly
the media works.

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And by the way, I've made
several analyses of this
accident myself,

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and which I believe turned out
to be pretty much, well, in
essence correct,

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but I just did not have enough
facts.

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As I've said, over and over
again, I really don't have all
the facts.

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And I've never flown in that
particular bit of airspace,

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but I think Robin can really lay
it down for us.

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And we'll have a listen.

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Hey, I'm Mrs. Robin from
InsightWorks and
TheDivaCast.com.

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Two things come to mind about
the Cory crash in New York City.

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First off, I really want to give
our condolences to the family of
Cory and the flight instructor.

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But the two things I want to
say, I flew into New York, which
is just west of New York City.

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That day, just a couple hours
after the crash,

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I have to say it was a really
blustery day about time we got
there.

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So I expect earlier, in the time
of the crash,

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as it's been described, you
know, overcast skies,

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winds out of the east is
probably a very blustery day,

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because by the time I got there,
it was a heavy rain, nasty,
nasty weather.

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Second point is, I have flown in
those VFR quarters that you've
talked about.

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I've flown in my airlines
antique 1931 Curtis Wright
travel air,

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and we took off out of JFK. We
flew up the Hudson across the
central park

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and then down the east river.

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Just through that exact same
area where Cory was.

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We've been talking to a
LaGuardia tower,

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and I have to say they're not
always the friendlyest folks,

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as you might expect in New York
where it's always so busy in the
airspace.

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So I can imagine flying up the
east river talking to LaGuardia.

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You have clouds above you, winds
from the east, city to the left,

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LaGuardia airspace to the north
and to the east.

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You're getting close to the
point where you look where
you're going to let

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us continue further north up the
east river,

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and then LaGuardia says, no,
serious.

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We're not going to let you come
in here.

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Stay clear of our airspace.

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Well, what are you going to do?

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And I'm going to turn east
towards the airport.

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You're going to turn west
towards the city.

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And if you're in that VFR
quarter,

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you're probably favoring the
right side,

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as we do here in the stage five
and in a car.

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It's not like you in England.

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But you're going to favor the
right side of the river,

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and so you're naturally going to
turn left towards the center of
the river,

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and make a left hand turn to
head back south down the river.

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Well, if you have a tailwind,
like you were talking about,

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what's it going to do?

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It's going to push you right
towards the city.

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There are inclinations going to
be a pull harder,

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and I think that may be what
actually happened.

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They had a larger turning radius
than they expected,

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pulled a little bit harder,

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and maybe got into a stall spend
situation.

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So that's my gut feel as to what
may have happened.

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I hate to play, you know,

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the Monday quarterback in the
whole situation,

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and again, my best wishes and
thoughts

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to the families of all those
involved.

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There's Robin again,

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he used to call you from the
cockpit on my way in the 757 or
757.

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Home today, but out tomorrow.

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So long, older.

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All right, Robin.

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Thank you so much, dude.

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So hearing that really puts a
whole new perspective

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on what took place there.

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And quite honestly, I think, you
know,

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from what I've read,

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there's now been a decision to
close the east corridor

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for fixed wing VFR traffic,

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so small.

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Well, that's the only type of
traffic

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that they can really get in
there,

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VFR to be quite honest.

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So they're going to close that
up.

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And in this case,

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maybe the right decision would
have been to veer left

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if at all possible,

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who knows what is going on.

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And then maybe still turn east
into the wind,

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because I believe there was
quite a crosswind component
there.

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I think there was, you know, 15
knots

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in order to be able to make the
turn,

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probably would have been a
little bit easier to make the
tight turn

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if they hung it to the east
instead of to the west.

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It is very, very unfortunate.

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And I think it is good to
discuss these things, actually,

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because this is how we keep
other people alive.

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And I'm a big believer in going
over accidents

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and understanding what went
wrong,

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and obviously trying not to get
into the same situation myself.

21:25.320 --> 21:27.320
All right, you know what?

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I'm just going to wind this show
up with the request,

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actually, that came in through
the email.

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Hello, Adam.

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It's Martin, H.K.A.D. from G.D.

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by its size bonus.

21:37.320 --> 21:40.320
Not wanting to steal your
official news ecologists from
there.

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But I thought, so I'd come on
for a Friday

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and recommend a song for you.

21:44.320 --> 21:45.320
Well, at least a band.

21:45.320 --> 21:47.320
And the band is called
Superkicks.

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They've just uploaded a couple
of tracks

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for the pot-said music network.

21:51.320 --> 21:54.320
I think they're going really
well on Fuba.

21:54.320 --> 21:57.320
I've been promoting them on my
podcast last day

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to nine months.

21:58.320 --> 22:01.320
Absolutely terrific band, full
of energy.

22:01.320 --> 22:03.320
And what's even better,

22:03.320 --> 22:05.320
from your Nicola Woods in Suri,

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so go on, give them a play.

22:06.320 --> 22:09.320
Superkicks on the Charlie on
Fuba Friday.

22:10.320 --> 22:11.320
Alright, one more thing.

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I hope you feel better soon.

22:13.320 --> 22:17.320
One thing is, it's not Friday,
but who cares?

22:17.320 --> 22:19.320
We can do a football any day we
like.

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[ Music ]

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Run and run and run and away.

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Run and run and run and away.

24:55.320 --> 24:59.320
Run and run and away.

24:59.320 --> 25:00.320
Super kicks,

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get blown away.

25:02.320 --> 25:05.320
Winding up this episode of the
Daily Source Code,

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coming to you from New York
City,

25:07.320 --> 25:10.320
apologies again for the sound
quality,

25:10.320 --> 25:12.320
but it's the mobile setup.

25:12.320 --> 25:14.320
Was either there so using the
wireless mic,

25:14.320 --> 25:16.320
so I'm gonna wrap it up.

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Also, if you check out that
Gilmore gang episode,

25:20.320 --> 25:21.320
I was talking about,

25:21.320 --> 25:22.320
it was so interesting.

25:22.320 --> 25:27.320
We got into a conversation about
pod shows advertising platform,

25:27.320 --> 25:30.320
and how we basically, how we
make money.

25:30.320 --> 25:32.320
And I said,

25:32.320 --> 25:35.320
you know, our advertising
becomes content.

25:35.320 --> 25:38.320
And I didn't even have to
reference the Splendor campaign.

25:38.320 --> 25:40.320
Oh, excuse me.

25:40.320 --> 25:41.320
God, I feel like shit.

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I didn't even have to reference
the Splendor campaign.

25:43.320 --> 25:46.320
I think by the end of the show,

25:46.320 --> 25:48.320
which is about an hour and a
half,

25:48.320 --> 25:52.320
I would not be exaggerating if I
counted

25:52.320 --> 25:55.320
the use of the word Splendor 50
times.

25:55.320 --> 25:56.320
Unbelievable.

25:56.320 --> 25:58.320
How good this stuff is working.

25:58.320 --> 25:59.320
And you guys just keep this
campaign going.

25:59.320 --> 26:01.320
There's so much you have to say
about this product.

26:01.320 --> 26:03.320
It's really phenomenal.

26:03.320 --> 26:05.320
So we'll do more of that
tomorrow.

26:05.320 --> 26:07.320
And, well, of course,

26:07.320 --> 26:10.320
daily sourcecode.com is the
website where you can go get all
the show notes.

26:10.320 --> 26:15.320
And Adam at podshow.com is where
you can send me all your love
and poetry.

26:15.320 --> 26:16.320
So take care, everybody.

26:16.320 --> 26:17.320
I will talk to you tomorrow.

26:17.320 --> 26:18.320
Bye from New York.

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