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DSC movies presents Adam in the
Wild West.

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This is a true heart and story
of the boy they called Adam
Curry.

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And they're so excited about it.

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I'm so incredibly happy.

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It was great, didn't even take a
taxi.

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Adam Clark Curry was born on
September 3, 1964.

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He is a broadcaster and internet
personality well known for his
skin from 1987 to 1994 as a
video jockey on the music video
channel MTV.

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He pilots his own airplane.

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He is married to Dutch singer
Patricia Puy.

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And they have one daughter,
Christine Puy.

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This is the Delta Sierra
Charlie, 480.

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[ Music ]

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It's been a while since I played
the space rocks you've fallen on
my head.

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It turns out that I've got a few
new songs out there as well.

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Hey everybody, how are you
doing? Welcome to the Daily
Source Code.

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We are back again in a beautiful
sunny Northern California at the
Curry condo.

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Hey yeah, how you doing? I love
the song.

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You know, go ahead, come up with
it, really.

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Space rocks keep falling on my
head.

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Away with the ferries.

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Away with the ferries, type of
that one.

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Apologies for yesterday, lack of
a showage.

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I have been so incredibly sick.

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New York was completely
different than I had imagined.

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Everything I wanted to do turned
out differently.

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And that's just because crap,
man.

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It happens once a year to me and
I get the flu or whatever it is
or whatever the heck I picked
up.

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It must have been something I
picked up on the flight over
from London.

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And I didn't get to see David
Palito.

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There was a couple other people
in New York that I was looking
forward to hanging out with or
meeting with or at least having
coffee with or a phone call
with.

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I spent so much time just
hooking up my lungs essentially
that I had just didn't get to
anything but the business at
hand.

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New York was beautiful, by the
way.

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Man, and I wish I could have
told you this yesterday, but it
was so nice when you walk out of
your hotel and it's got that
crisp.

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I don't know if you've never
been in New York.

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There's something about autumn
that crisp kind of feeling in
the air.

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They didn't quite have the
chestnuts roasting outside on
the cart yet, but the sun was
shining.

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It was a nice mild, like just
around 70 degrees in the
morning.

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And you kind of have that really
crackling fresh feeling.

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And it was really nice to be
back in New York for that
reason.

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I really, of course, the lady
Patricia and I lived there for a
year and we lived in Jersey,
which was pretty damn close
enough for 12 years, whatever.

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So going into New York every
single day, just it reminded me
and New York is kind of always
like New York.

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It's just always kind of the
same.

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Now the hotel we stayed at was
the, another one of these
fantastic botic hotels.

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Yes.

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Made by the, I think the same
people that did the Sanderson in
London.

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We talked about that.

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The hotel with the fucking egg
in the room, the big egg.

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So this, it's an E.N. Shreger
hotel, which means that they get
an old piece of shit building.

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And they dress it up with
oversized furniture.

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And an old furniture that they
throw sheets over to kind of
mass that it's old.

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And all of a sudden it looks hip
and you put some interesting
chandeliers in.

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And then you got to put some,
some beautiful people who run
the place, which is really
interesting when you have
beautiful people at a hotel.

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This is the Grammarcy Park Hotel
I'm talking about, which, by the
way, as E.N. Shreger hotels go,
the, the decor was nice.

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It's my kind of decor kind of a
plush, you know, red velvety
type vibe.

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Man, the hotel is so dark
inside, you know, the wind,
everything's just dark.

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It's all artificial lighting, so
it really made me nuts after a
while.

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You know, I'd get up, I'd do a
breakfast meeting, and then go
back and kind of like, you know,
hang out kind of like a zombie.

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I've tried every single cold
medicine known to man, and it's
just, I was so stoned from
Tylenol, day quill, night quill,
oh man.

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And then sitting in this, you
know, red velvety plush, very
dark hotel was, yeah.

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I just want to run a bath and
hop in, dragging the toaster
almost.

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So when you had the beautiful
people at the hotel, that means
service is shit, because they're
way too, um, concerned with
looking cool for the people at
the bar downstairs.

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And what is this with room
service? It says now right on
the room service menu.

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For your convenience, we will
charge you 18% gratuity plus a
five dollar delivery charge.

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So if you just want to have
breakfast like 50 bucks and
like, no, I'm going outside.

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This is New York, I'm going to
go find something outside.

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Go get a night, you know, get
something at the deli.

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Uh, anyway.

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Uh, so I am feeling a little bit
a little bit better.

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Let me see, um, let's see if I
can re retrace the steps.

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Oh, I flew on jet blue for the
first time, which I had no idea
what it was.

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Um, they're using the airbus
320, which is, I think the same
aircraft that easy jet users
only.

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If you've never been on jet
blue, it's kind of like, you
know, it's the service I'd like.

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It's the bus, just like the,
well, the name says at the
airbus.

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And there's three seats on each
side of the aisle.

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And, uh, it's like the nice gray
leather seat.

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And it's not that wide, but it
is.

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It feels like it's probably two
or three inches wider than your
normal, uh, real packed-up,

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sardine coat seat.

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And the, the leg room between
the seat in front of you and
your, and your seat is really,
it's sufficient.

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So even I could stretch my legs
out without my knees or my shins
hitting the seat in front of me.

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Um, and you get your, uh, direct
TV, you know, 36 channels of
live television,

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which actually, you know, I
found could get me through most
of the flight.

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They don't serve any food, you
have blooper-tated chips and,
and water and coffee and stuff.

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Uh, but I liked it.

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I really, you know, I'm, I'm a
big fan of, you know, just give
me a comfortable bus

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that everyone can just, you
know, get on and get off him,
and that's perfect.

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And I have to say, great
service.

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And, uh, relatively inexpensive.

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I think, uh, what was it round
trip was like five or six
hundred bucks, which, uh,

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uh, now that's value for money.

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I really enjoyed enjoying paying
that.

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That's cool.

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Uh, a couple of things I'm going
to tell you about New York.

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Uh, first I got a, I got a
correct, uh, mistake.

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Well, I didn't really make a
mistake, but, you know, I said
the other day, I think it was,
uh,

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either Monday or Friday.

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I was wondering what, uh, what
the currency of Ireland was.

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And of course, I said something
stupid like,

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Dubloons.

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Yeah, I've got a lot of love
email these days.

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Hey, Adam is pretty awesome.

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And I'm sure you're getting
eight thousand messages about
this.

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But the currency in Ireland is
the euro.

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They're part of the European
Union.

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And the only thing that makes it
tough is when you're doing the
UK Scottish

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Ireland tour on those wonderful
brick rail passes,

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that what you do all of it and
see all of the

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Isles there together is that
there's a different currency and
a different

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print in each place.

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Uh, the bank of Scotland has
their own notes.

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The ulcer banks and everything.

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And Northern Ireland have their
own notes.

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Each bank issues their own.

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In fact, some of them are
actually made a plastic.

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It's quite strange.

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And then you go down to Dublin.

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And everybody uses Europe.

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And then back again.

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So, hope that's helpful.

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I'm sure you're getting eight
thousand messages.

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Take care.

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I hope you're feeling better.

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And try that airborne stuff.

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That really works to sort of hit
off cold.

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When you start feeling that
congestion coming on.

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It works like a charm.

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Take care.

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Bye bye.

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It's amazing.

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So many people have said that to
me that airborne stuff.

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And there's a million different
versions of the airborne brand.

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And of course everyone's telling
me to take it after I already
have contracted.

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I stopped that type of airborne
virus.

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When you're breathing the same
air as everybody else for 10
hours in a row.

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Recycle air.

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But appreciate it.

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Yeah, of course it's the euro.

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I knew that.

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I was kind of thinking what
wasn't before then.

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And that is true, by the way.

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If you've never been to Europe
that we all would.

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So now we basically everybody
has the same monetary unit.

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The euro except for the UK and
Sweden.

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I want to say Sweden didn't
participate.

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They still have the corona.

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But every single bank note is
minted.

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Well, I think it's minted in
individual countries.

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And they have their own pictures
on it.

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Excuse me, Sensei.

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I'm going brought to you by
Splendid.

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DestinationSplendid.com.

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Now destinationflavor.com.

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That's what I was.

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I got a chance out in the show
notes too.

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And the hell was I saying?

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Yeah.

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So actually in, I think the most
euro currency I've seen is all
been German.

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Because there's just so much
Germanness in Europe.

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And I guess the German is travel
a lot because you see a lot of
German euro coins everywhere.

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Actually.

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So thank you.

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Thousands of you who sent that
message to the same message.

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Oh, I got my Mac back, by the
way.

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Yeah.

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This is the power book G4, which
was the third in a series to
blow up successfully.

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And I got so fed up with it.

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And that's when I got the via
laptop.

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So Guillermo at Podio HQ the
other day, he said,

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Hey, dude, we got your power
book G4 back.

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And all your data is intact.

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We were able to save all the
data.

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In fact, you almost have an
entirely new laptop.

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So what are you talking about?

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Well, I look at the parts list
of all the shit they had to
replace.

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And I was really weird.

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It was like they replaced all
kinds of encasing around the
drive and the power unit and the
memory.

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And all these different, really
structural bits.

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And, you know, if you look at
this list, it does indeed almost
look like they gave me a whole
new power book.

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Of course, this gave me
immediately gave me the
opportunity to, you know, to
play around with it.

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And the first thing I know,
well, the two things I noticed,

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yeah, you cannot beat how nice
everything looks on the screen
on a Mac.

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You just can't.

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Although, I think the luminance,

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the luminance,

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is that what's called the
luminance, the brightness that
I'm getting from the via screen.

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Man, that's, it's so much more
light that comes off that thing
compared to the Mac and Taj.

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But there is something really
nice about that.

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I guess it's the courts overlay.

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And then the next thing you
know, it is almost immediately,

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it's how slow it really is
compared to this dual core
intel,

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dual core pro,

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fuchum, flakum, whatever it is.

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Even just using a browser, you
know, if I just use Firefox over
Firefox,

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just how things open and how
things scroll, it really is.

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It feels like it's probably not
half a slow, but it really does
feel like it.

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So now I'm using both now.

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I'm, I'm just by.

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So the whole reason we were
actually in New York was for
this conference.

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Of course, we took advantage of
the fact that Ron and I were
there,

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and we had a sales Weasel Gregg,

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we had our new sales Weasel
Andrew,

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Bedowski,

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who else do we have there, pod,
pan, pan,

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brousel was there.

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Yeah, it really was the,

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the go out kick ass and,

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and sell stuff team.

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And it was a, I guess it's
symposium or a conference.

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I'd like to call it symposium
actually,

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which was organized by an agency
that we work with OMD,

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and they were doing this this
full day for their clients.

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This is typically what we do for
your clients.

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A look into the future of, of
internet, a series of tubes.

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It was called White Hot and
Digital,

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but what's kind of cool about is
they did it in the NBC studios,

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not just the NBC studios,

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but these Saturday night live
studios,

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which they had basically, you
know,

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the set was all there.

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They just converted a couple
pieces,

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so it could be a stage.

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And it was essentially, you
know,

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a full day of listening to
speakers different,

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from different backgrounds,
different disciplines.

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And I was on a panel,

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and this was a lot of fun.

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And by the way,

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we weren't allowed to take any
pictures there.

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You know,

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so only the NBC staff
photographer,

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I guess it was taken,

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it was allowed to take pictures.

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So I'm waiting to get some
pictures back.

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But I was on a panel,

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which was moderated by Josh
Quittner,

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who I've known for 100 years.

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And I think he's another editor
and chief of business 2.0.

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But I know him back from the
MTV.com days.

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He had actually,

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he wrote a lot about the domain
name dispute

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that I had with MTV,

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and he had registered
McDonald's.com, I think.

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So, you know,

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we kind of share some history
there,

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and he was moderating the panel,

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and the panel consisted of
myself,

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of Christopher Wolfe, CEO of my
space,

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I think so.

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And Chad,

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the co-founder of YouTube.

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So, you know,

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this was fun.

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It was fun for the three of us
to be sitting there,

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and really talking about three
different ways

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of how our businesses work,

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and they really are three
different types of businesses,

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fascinating,

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we've had Chris, by the way,

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from my space.

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Dude, I think this guy's got an
inch on me.

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It's fucking tall, unbelievable.

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It's like, you know,

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three, you know,

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dirty, blondish, geeky boys on a
panel.

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Oh, shoot.

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Yeah.

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It's like I've been hooking up a
lung.

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Oh, hold on.

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Do some for yourself.

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People talk about it, baby.

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[ Music ]

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It's nice to know I'm not alone.

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Yeah, I've noticed that,

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you know, all that gunk and
stuff,

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it only really kicks in when I'm
laugh.

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It didn't happen on the panel,
luckily.

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Although I did get the audience
to go for a second there.

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It was,

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what we're talking about,

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it was, oh, you're talking about
advertising.

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Oh, how,

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you know,

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I look at advertising as
content,

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something to do something with.

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Like the splendid stuff we've
been talking with,

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what a fantastic example.

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All the stories you've been
sending me about,

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Splendon,

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the mix as you've been making.

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And I said,

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you know,

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when's the last time someone
called you up and said,

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hey,

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fantastic direct mail piece you
sent me.

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You know,

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I love the way you started that,

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got pulled my name out of the
hat.

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You know,

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when's the last time someone
called a company and said,

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hey, man,

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it was,

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thanks for letting me click
through.

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Great banner.

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You just don't hear that stuff.

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So it was a good conversation in
the audience,

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who,

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unfortunately,

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also due to just the illness and
the weather was crap.

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We had to go,

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you know,

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it took us two hours to get to
the airport.

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When it rains in New York,

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you know what happens.

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Joseph Jaffee was there.

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So it was nice to meet him in
person.

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I unfortunately,

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I really didn't have time.

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You know,

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the morning just say, hey,

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how you doing bend over.

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So we'll have to catch him
another time.

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It was good to see him though.

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Let me give you this one promo.

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And then I got another song for
you for today.

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You like this, I think,

22:45.160 --> 22:46.160
hold on.

22:46.160 --> 22:47.160
Check this out.

22:50.160 --> 22:52.160
The rustling leaves

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and increasing darkness

22:54.160 --> 22:58.160
herald the approach of all
Hallows Eve.

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It is a time for ghouls,

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goblins

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and spooks

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to roam free among us.

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This year,

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the window to the magic dot com
podcast

23:11.160 --> 23:13.160
will be playing host

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to these specters

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as they bring you an all new

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Halloween show.

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This will be unlike anything

23:22.160 --> 23:24.160
you have heard from them before.

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Join us

23:25.160 --> 23:28.160
Sunday, October 29th

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as the window to the magic dot
com podcast

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travels to Disneyland, USA

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to present the all original
radio drama

23:37.160 --> 23:40.160
secrets of the wooden door.

23:40.160 --> 23:43.160
Your favorite window to the
magic personalities

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and some very special guests

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will venture forth into unknown

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environments of the famous

23:52.160 --> 23:54.160
haunted mansion.

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Listen in

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if you dare.

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All right.

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And of course,

24:05.160 --> 24:07.160
with Halloween just around the
door,

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you can also organize a shadow

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falls listening party.

24:13.160 --> 24:15.160
We got to figure out if we're
going to do

24:15.160 --> 24:17.160
another season of shadow falls.

24:17.160 --> 24:19.160
I feel like I don't want to be
left hanging.

24:19.160 --> 24:20.160
That's for sure.

24:20.160 --> 24:21.160
You haven't heard it yet.

24:21.160 --> 24:23.160
Episode six is out.

24:23.160 --> 24:26.160
Shadowfall. podshow.com.

24:26.160 --> 24:28.160
Very good.

24:28.160 --> 24:31.160
Very good stuff.

24:31.160 --> 24:32.160
Okay.

24:32.160 --> 24:33.160
So anyway,

24:33.160 --> 24:34.160
so we got back last night.

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Of course,

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everything was delayed by an
hour.

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Got into Oakland at 1 a.m.

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in bed by around 2.30

24:43.160 --> 24:45.160
and you can understand just how

24:45.160 --> 24:47.160
crappy I feel today.

24:47.160 --> 24:48.160
If you listen to us on

24:48.160 --> 24:49.160
serious stars,

24:49.160 --> 24:51.160
one or two got a fantastic line
up

24:51.160 --> 24:52.160
with the podshow on serious

24:52.160 --> 24:53.160
for you for the next

24:53.160 --> 24:54.160
three and a half hours

24:54.160 --> 24:56.160
taking up until 10 o'clock
eastern.

24:56.160 --> 24:57.160
And for those of you

24:57.160 --> 24:59.160
checking us out on the podcast.

24:59.160 --> 25:00.160
Oh,

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I got some cool music for you.

25:02.160 --> 25:05.160
Dennis Gray from

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101 uses for baby wipes.

25:09.160 --> 25:12.160
Probably remember the podshow
podcast network.

25:12.160 --> 25:14.160
It sends in dude this song

25:14.160 --> 25:16.160
from Kelly Le Evans.

25:16.160 --> 25:17.160
She's cute clever.

25:17.160 --> 25:18.160
Songs very mellow.

25:18.160 --> 25:20.160
It's fantastic when you're night

25:20.160 --> 25:21.160
not feeling too well.

25:21.160 --> 25:23.160
It's quote nice jazz

25:23.160 --> 25:25.160
to blow your nose to you.

25:25.160 --> 25:29.160
You don't call me anymore.

25:29.160 --> 25:32.160
I just as I play.

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[ Music ]

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I still need you.

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I still need you.

28:04.160 --> 28:08.160
You're right, Dennis.

28:08.160 --> 28:10.160
Thank you, man.

28:10.160 --> 28:12.160
Kelly Lee Evans.

28:12.160 --> 28:14.160
How can I get along without you?

28:14.160 --> 28:16.160
Now on the pod save music
network,

28:16.160 --> 28:20.160
you can find a link to that in
the show notes today at
dailysourcecode.com.

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All right, so I'm going to
regroup here.

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Blow my shnaz a couple more
times.

28:24.160 --> 28:26.160
Get dressed and then it's off to
HQ.

28:26.160 --> 28:28.160
I am kind of ready to go back
home.

28:28.160 --> 28:30.160
I have to say I'm missing the
girls very much.

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The in laws are they're going
back today.

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So I missed their visit.

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Which I'm sad about because it's
always fun to hang out with my
in laws for limited period of
time.

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Um,

28:42.160 --> 28:44.160
crap, I don't know.

28:44.160 --> 28:46.160
So much stuff.

28:46.160 --> 28:48.160
So much stuff to do.

28:48.160 --> 28:50.160
I always feel like I'm
short-changing you guys.

28:50.160 --> 28:52.160
One amount here because there's
so much that goes on.

28:52.160 --> 28:54.160
My head literally swims.

28:54.160 --> 28:56.160
Okay, well you got to run down
from New York.

28:56.160 --> 28:58.160
And tomorrow I'll tell you
what's happening here in San
Francisco.

28:58.160 --> 29:00.160
Because we got new people coming
in, new things we're doing.

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We're getting very close to the
official official unleash of

29:04.160 --> 29:06.160
BTpodshow.com.

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So we're all going to be back in
the UK pretty soon.

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It's just a lot of shit going
on.

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But it is a lot of fun.

29:12.160 --> 29:13.160
Hey, give me a call.

29:13.160 --> 29:16.160
I haven't gotten a lot of
voicemail recently.

29:16.160 --> 29:20.160
And I think it's probably
because I haven't been hawking
the numbers much as I used to.

29:20.160 --> 29:21.160
Um,

29:21.160 --> 29:25.160
plus one 20120163.

29:25.160 --> 29:26.160
What the hell is it?

29:42.160 --> 29:43.160
Yeah, that's it.

29:43.160 --> 29:44.160
Now everybody.

29:44.160 --> 29:45.160
Talk to you tomorrow.

29:45.160 --> 29:46.160
Adam at podshow.com.

29:46.160 --> 29:47.160
See you, bye.

29:47.160 --> 29:49.160
Another podshow podcast.

29:49.160 --> 29:51.160
Stick it in your ear.