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Adam, well, stranded in
Cleveland.com, and I'm getting
really sick of thinking about
you every time I wipe my arms.

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This is Daily Source Code
Number.

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481, $16 million worth of
airplane strapped 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
this genre.

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I can't believe what you said.

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I think it's driving me mad.

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[ Music ]

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It's been a pain, a pain, a pain

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I've done it, it's got something

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And it was so weeping

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And weeping me and weeping

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Oh yeah, you can't get more
popular than that man

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That's perfect

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Girl's stuff

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From Switzerland

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And of course, available on the
Pot-Safe Music Network

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Blue with the title of that

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Send me by Jersey Todd

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for a little midweek cowbell
boost.

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Thanks Todd, I really appreciate
it.

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Yeah, there you go.

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Cowbell on a Thursday.

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Hey everybody, how you doing?

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Coming to you from a very sunny
Northern California

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from the Curry Condo in San
Francisco.

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It is the daily source code
episode 481.

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You could tell from the kind of
generic opening,

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I need some more openings.

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Send them on, please.

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Adam and poncho.com.

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Me or in the end of the trip.

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And I'm feeling much better
today.

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I got up a little bit later than
normal 630.

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And these days, it's kind of
hard not to wake up early

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because this memory told you
that if I look up my window

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and I look out at the bay,
which, of course,

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is, I've got such a view.

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I've got such a great bachelor
pad.

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I've got everything I need, it's
a bachelor in here.

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Every single thing except
girlfriends, the clean and cook
for me.

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So I used to have the Bank of
America tower right outside

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which reached up about, I'm on
the 24th floor.

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So it was probably 20th floor or
something like that.

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So I could just look over it.

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Hey, San Seo with some nice
vanilla splendor, everybody, I
do.

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And they've started building
this thing called one rinkin'
hill.

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One rinkin' hill.com.

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It's going to be two towers.

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And I really, and I can see now
that they're just about as high

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as the Bank of America tower
was.

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And I was riding up the elevator
yesterday.

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And, yeah, yesterday after work.

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And, you know, it's a guy in the
elevator

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and we get the chatting a little
bit.

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Yeah, I got to go up to 24.

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So he says, have you heard about
one rinkin' hill?

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I said, what do you mean?

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He says, well, it's apparently,
90% sold out.

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He says, oh, that's interesting.

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I said, you know, how high is
this thing going?

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It says 59 stories.

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It's supposed to be the tallest
building west of the
Mississippi.

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I'm like, well, it's going to be
two towers.

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Yeah, two towers, 59 stories
each.

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I'll have absolutely no view
whatsoever.

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I'll have no form of pay for
you.

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It's going to be gone.

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Oh, man.

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So what amazes me?

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And I've never seen this, and
I've lived in a lot of
countries.

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But the work starts here at 5
a.m.

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That's when they start building.

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And, you know, so, of course,
you can hear some of it.

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It's just across the way, you
know, they got,

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they're pouring concrete and
lifting steel.

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And they do not stop until 10
p.m.

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Unbelievable.

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The rigor that goes into this.

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Yeah, in most countries, I don't
think you could do that.

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I think it's illegal to work
that long on that.

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Imagine getting that done in
France, huh?

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Well, you're 35 hour, 35 hour
work week, lazy French bastards.

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Hmm.

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Okay, stuff to talk about today.

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I wrote a couple of things down,
stuff that I wanted to mention.

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These are just some general
things that I caught on the six
hour jet

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blue flight from New York to
Oakland.

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And I just want to say a lot of
people sent me email about jet
blue.

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Yeah, jet blue really does rock.

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And I forgot to make one more
comparison about jet blue.

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It is so much like the Concord,
except for the speed, obviously.

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It's not funny.

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The Concord had a very, very
similar type of layout, kind of,
you know,

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for the, you know, these jet
blue seats are wide enough

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that they actually equal what
you'd get on the Concord.

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And the Concord, you had really
nice, you know, nice legroom.

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You couldn't stand up straight
in the Concord.

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There was no television, no
movies on the Concord, basically
because the flight was so short,

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you know, by the time you got
started that have to, you know,

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at the hand your head sets back
in, and we'll get warm in the
cockpit and everything.

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Yeah, of course it was a thrill
to fly the Concord.

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Did it a couple times, but jet
blue, except for the speed,
rivals it completely.

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So anyway, so they give you 36
channels of, of direct TV.

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So there's got a little dish on
top of the plane.

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And so I watched a lot of
television, I really did.

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And I was able to basically sit
through all six hours without
freaking out.

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I could find something at least
somewhere on one of the
channels.

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And I saw some entertainment
shows come by and two things
that caught my eye.

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One is Wesley Snipes. What is
going on with that?

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Wesley Snipes now being sought.

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There's a warrant out for is a
rest of for back taxes that he
owes.

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How can you mess that up, dude?

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If you, and he owes like $15
million in taxes, you got to
make a lot of money to

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$15 million in taxes.

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So I don't know if they've found
him yet, but this is, you know,
kind of atypical for Hollywood
celebrity.

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So watching that story very
closely.

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And all, you know, New York
State taxes trying to nail me.

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This has happened, uh, this has
happened four or four years ago.

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All of a sudden New York State
sent me a letter and said, oh,
you owe us, uh,

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I don't know, something like
$1.7 million.

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There's some crazy amount like
that.

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And I said, you haven't lived in
New York since 1987.

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I lived there for one year, you
know, what do you after?

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Apparently I had a, I had a
mailing address.

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After we moved from, uh, from
the states to back to Europe, I
had a mailing address in New
York,

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which was basically, um, and a
former employee, her, um, her
apartment.

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And so I had to prove that that,
you know, that I did not live in
New York.

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And I had actually lived in New
Jersey and we had sold the house
and we had bought a house in
Amsterdam

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at the time. And it cost me
about $10,000 in lawyers fees to
prove it.

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And now they come back. They've
actually checked this. They've
put out a warrant on me,

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New York State for like $48,000.
Not a warrant for my arrest, but
you know,

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I guess should I have tried to
sell anything property wise or,
I don't know,

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maybe they will arrest me if I
tried to re-enter the country.

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Uh, and so now, you know, I've
had to send off another $2.5,000
check to the lawyers to go and

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figure it out, just to prove
that I, you know, there's no way
you can't tax me if I,

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if I haven't lived in New York
State. So, uh, so who knows what
mean, what made you going on
with

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Wesley Snipes? We've got to
figure it out. And the other one
that I, this is, I just love
this story.

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Steve Winn, who's a major major
mogul in Las Vegas, uh, he owns
the, yeah, what the

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Bellagio and I guess the, does
he have a Steve Winn hotel now?
Whatever it is, uh, apparently
he'd

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been working, you know, in the
Blagio, if you've ever been
there, has filled with beautiful
paintings.

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And, uh, I guess he was spent a
long time trying to get hold of
this one particular Picasso for

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like 130 or 140 million dollars.
And, uh, so he finally got the,
the painting. And I believe it
was the

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same day, maybe the day after
it, he's showing this painting
off to people. And he makes some
kind of

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weird move, and he pokes a hole
in the fucking painting with his
elbow. 140 million dollar per

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castle. Fantastic. Of course
it's all shareholder money, but
still, just a great story.

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photo. Bye. Choose. Who's got
Duncan? Not a good initiative
there from our German
colleagues.

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Very cool. A couple of people
said, and I've received this
before, maybe it's now heating
up.

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We are not being in the UK. I
can't really track it all that
well, but, um, there's now a

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word, and I guess this is coming
from partially from the UK, but
also from the European Union.

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There is a draft proposal
regarding, quote, television on
the internet. On the internet,

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it's on the series of tubes, and
what they, uh, and I don't have,
I've not seen the draft

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proposal, but apparently there's
some folks who want to regulate
video on the internet,

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the same as television is
regulated. Now, in the UK, by
the way, there are already some
laws

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that carry over to the, uh, to
the internet regarding safety of
children, and, uh, there's one
other.

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I guess you can't threaten to
kill someone. Something like
that. So it's a little more
restrictive

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than, uh, than the free speech
that we enjoy in the United
States, but not much. But now
there's this,

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and I mean, you know where this
is coming from? You know, this
is coming from scared media
companies

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who have some kind of cloud
inside the EU, or was it, you
know, some of these ministers
are

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parliament or whatever. It's
like, I think the quote was
really good. If it looks like
television,

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if it feels like television, and
it smells like television, it
probably is television, and even

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if it's on the internet, it
should be regulated like
television. And like, whoa,
that's pretty big.

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Now, I'm sure that this is never
going to pass. This will never
become law, but it is kind of

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interesting. People are sending
me, I'll put a link to, uh, to
one of these stories about it. I
guess

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the, uh, the times in the UK
did, uh, the story about it.
I've seen this story around,

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seems like something that's
very, very hard to police to me.
And it just doesn't make sense.

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I would definitely revolt
against that. And that's crazy.
Absolutely crazy.

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Uh, you know what, can you just
bear with me one second? I got
to have a crap. I've got, uh,

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the, uh, the shades here. The
sun is now coming in. I can no
longer see my computer screen,

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because I'm at the Baker's Rock.
I, you've probably seen the
picture of the set up before.

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So all that. I just got a plug
in the, I don't have enough
outlets. I don't have enough
outlets for

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all the gear that I'm packing
here. So I have to unplug one
one a second. So I can plug in
the, uh,

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the window blinds. They are
automatic. There you go. Oh,
much better. It's starting to,

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I was starting to perspire just
a little bit. Okay, and let me
plug the computer back in.

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Oh, man. I'm so ready to go
home. I miss my girls.

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Interesting voice mail is coming
in. I don't know how this
happened, but for some reason
now these,

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uh, these two numbers, the plus
one two one sixty five six three
five seven and then the, the,

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the UK number, which I can't
remember off the top of my head,
but it's on daily source
code.com.

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People are now basically using
that as a voice mail to get a
hold of me. You know,

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which, of course, is really
dangerous because we'll play
your shit on the air if you use
that to call me.

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And even though we've been gone
for two years from the
Netherlands, have not appeared
on

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anything media-wise in, in the
Netherlands at all. No interest.
No reason.

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I still get calls. It's been a
show. Can I come from the data
chain for Adam Curry? Oh, check
this.

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Those of you who are Dutch
listeners, you'll probably get a
kick out of this.

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And we'll meet in a black-nix
program that you did to make a
mark before someone's making an
investment show.

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A television show about
investors.

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At your zeven, um, a pair of
lighting interview, uh, not shut
the fuck out.

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How stupid are they? Why what I
want to be on your show about
investing?

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I'm not interested in that.

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It's not wasting my valuable bit
time.

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Here's something closer to home.
Adam Curry was happening. It's a
month. It is 7.30 and I am an

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onsu in the NISO Hotel. I hope
you can come down and join me.

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Now, is that, does that mean
that monk is in San Francisco?

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Let me say.

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Ah, to be called to come up.
Okay, so I at least is his cell
phone number.

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Monk, what are you doing, man? I
want to, if you think that I'm
in New York or if he's in San

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San Francisco, dude, you gotta
drop by the office today. We're
gonna, we'll have some fun for
sure.

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And, uh, and this was one that
I've been waiting for. I've been
waiting for someone to comment
on this.

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I have been love the fact that
we've got 24 minute segments.

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I am much, much preferable for
any four-minute long segments,

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feelable again. Much, much, much
easier this week to finish my
listening day.

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But I thought for the first to
play trials, which were a bit
shorter.

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You know, I don't know, a lot of
empty trees, one of the zones to
play 90-minute long track

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and that would get through it.
There was a variety of tracks
that I've become in this long.

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So, I, with my say, I absolutely
prefer the split-out deal-more
games.

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Um, yeah, that's a blessing on
this way. It's worth not had
anyone saying how great it is.

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Really, really, I do much, it's
very much the spirit. Thanks for
adding.

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So, this is indeed something
that's been an ongoing
discussion about, uh, if you've
never heard

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the Gilmore gang, go to Gilmore
gang.podshow.com, G-I-L-L-M-O-R
gang, Gilmore gang.podshow.com.

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Steve Gilmore does a weekly, I'd
say I just like a chat, a
conference call with, um, uh,
industry-pundits,

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media analysts, not media
analysts, the technology
analysts, I was the only media
analysts.

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And, um, you know, there's some
interesting people on there. Uh,
like Arlington,

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uh, from TechCrunch, Jason
Calicanas, Weblong Zinc, and
AOL, and Netscape. Um, uh,
there's always a,

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you know, uh, Dan Farber, Dana
Gardner, uh, there's always
interesting, really, I enjoy
listening

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to the show. And what Steve has
been doing for the past, God, I
don't know, months and months
and

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months is splitting this up
into, uh, segments of, you know,
24, 25 minutes, and then
releasing them.

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And they, of course, they come
out on the feed and reverse
order. So, you get the end of
the show.

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First, if you listen to it in,
in, in that chronological order,
and I've found it rather
confusing,

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uh, and there's been a lot of
debate about it, you know,
should you cut, you know, I
think we've

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been through this with Joseph
Jaffee. I don't like it when you
cut shit up like that. But at
the, of course,

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there is no necessarily no right
or no wrong, and it's up to
Steve to treat his audience
over.

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He wants to treat him. So this
is a happy audience member. And
I know I've talked about this

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particular show, uh, earlier
this week, maybe, yeah, earlier
this week, where, um, we talked
a lot

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about Pod Show, we talked a
shitload about Splendid. That
was pretty amazing. It was just
so,

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so fun to hear that the, the
Splendid vibe has been, uh, has
been cruising throughout, uh,

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throughout the network, and
everyone's very aware of it. Um,
but Jason Calcana's, who I know
from

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uh, our previous company, when
Ron and I had a think new ideas,
uh, which, that was a huge
company.

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It was like 700 people, and we
were, we were publicly listed in
a, it was a fantastic time. We
were

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based in New York, uh, the days
of Silicon Valley. And Jason
Calcana's actually, um, uh,
founded,

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I guess the Silicon Valley
reporter. So, you know, we,
we've known Jason for a long
time. And, uh,

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uh, you know, wherever, in the
same time, we will hook up and
try to have coffee or drink or
something

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like that. We exchange ideas
from time to time. I mean, I
think he's, um, there's a lot of
the same

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DNA there. Uh, he's an obsessive
folder I found out. So that's
kind of cool. Uh, but he did
something

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on the most recent guilt go more
going, that I just wanted you to
hear. Uh, he did an, an Adam

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Curry in, in impersonation or
impression. Um, and, uh, well,
listen for yourself, make your
own decision.

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But, uh, I couldn't stop
laughing. Miami shells. You
know, why are you doing that
YouTube? And then

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boom, it's like, why comes up,
it's like, stop it, you know,
stop. You send me that Jason. I
want to see

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that. That's great. So class.
All right. Well, don't be so
nice to each other because of
the

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destroyers. Oh, man. Adam. Yeah.
Adam and I are, uh, uh, a good,
good pass. I know. I've heard

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that's why I can bust the balls
a little bit. Well, certainly
you knew that coming in didn't
just

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see. Uh, well, you know, you
told me that two days ago. I'm,
uh, you know, I can't do it
already.

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The most is my Adam Curry
invitation. I, uh, dude. Um, you
got to do it. All right. Let's
do it. Well,

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it wasn't an impression or
impersonation. It's an
invitation. There you go. Right
out on it.

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With $400 million of airplanes
trapped to my ass. It was a big
side of reaper in my mouth.

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And slender being snorted up my
nose. I feel like I'm flying
into a billion dollar market
cap.

21:16.900 --> 21:20.340
Why? When the credit card is,
hey, my daughter is going out
with this guy. He's, we don't do

21:20.340 --> 21:26.740
show. Ping-pow. Hey. Football is
screwed up. Big time, lost a
domain. But hey, what are you

21:26.740 --> 21:31.300
going to do? And let me tell you
something, Joseph Jacky, you're
my bitch boy. Ben Dover,

21:31.300 --> 21:40.100
we're out fold and crunchy for
you. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Well, I'm
pod. Say if music network

21:40.100 --> 21:45.860
come to live. I'm a Gary
Gasville Curry condo. Curry
condominium. Curry mode. Great

21:45.860 --> 21:59.140
day, man. Curry coppid. Yeah.
I'm crying. Oh, you know, back
in the 80s, I was hanging out

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with, you know, a mega desk. And
we were on the plane and like,
everybody was really fucked up.

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You know, Phil Collins came in
and I mean, Phil, we're talking
to you. Phil and I used to hang
out all the time.

22:10.180 --> 22:15.700
It's got crazy coke addict. It
was insane. Phil and I, we were
doing coke from literally.

22:15.860 --> 22:21.700
The bathroom in the back of the
G4 all the way up to the pilots.
And the pilot, he was doing coke

22:21.700 --> 22:27.700
right across the dashboard. I'm
telling the G5. We had to get,
we had to get rid of fuel
because there

22:27.700 --> 22:32.900
was so much cocaine that we
snored. We had to drop fuel.
And, yeah, that was the 80s. You
know,

22:32.900 --> 22:38.260
and that was the Zinvot MTV is,
you know, MTV. I don't even get
invited to the 30 years.

22:39.300 --> 22:44.020
But let me tell you something.
There was so much cocaine in
MTV. It looked like it was
Christmas

22:44.100 --> 22:47.620
in Miami all the time. And I
was, yeah, when the real world
happened and we called it the
real

22:47.620 --> 22:54.100
coke. It was the real coke
world. I mean, that's basically
what it was. And that was great.
It was great.

22:54.100 --> 23:01.700
And that's a little bit of that
MTV. I'm telling you right now.
Hey, it's my wife. How you
doing, honey?

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I'm all going to be a fan later.
Seriously. I know what? My
floppy ass. I can't take it
anymore.

23:08.900 --> 23:15.140
So flabby. And I'm getting no
sex from my wife. And we put it
in a bid for another castle.

23:15.140 --> 23:20.420
And I know you guys are broke.
But I'm buying my 16th home. And
I'm just going to open an ass

23:20.420 --> 23:26.580
because I can only fit four cars
in the garage. And I'm trying to
convert my neighbor's house into
a 16

23:26.580 --> 23:32.660
car garage. And it's a real pain
in the ass. My life's terrible.
It's terrible. I'm spending my
venture

23:32.660 --> 23:38.500
capital on $16,000 around trip
virgin elite air ticket. And,
you know, virgin elite air.

23:38.500 --> 23:43.860
Let me tell you something. It's
fantastic. UPNs will never
experience it. No, it's private
aviation

23:43.860 --> 23:48.500
like I do. But let me tell you
something. I know you want to
live by characters for me. They
serve

23:48.500 --> 23:55.380
you. Good dive a chocolate. And
it's sprinkled with cocaine. I'm
not a virgin Atlantic double
elite.

23:55.380 --> 23:59.700
I was up there with Richard
Branson. It was great. So it was
great to Branson. I would hung
out a

23:59.700 --> 24:11.220
lot in the 80s. I was great. I'm
not saying that my life went
downhill after the 80s. But

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you say that nobody's life would
be what the 80s work. Because he
was crazy. It was crazy.

24:16.980 --> 24:22.740
Mega death. I'm telling you
poison. Those guys. Holy cow.
Mega death. I'm poisoning us.

24:22.740 --> 24:27.780
We used to have crazy crazy
crazy times. Crazy times. It was
like the first life that

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lives it. I was there, you know.
It was the first life it. We
were there. We're backstage.

24:31.460 --> 24:36.260
Be a white Aussie, Sharon. We're
having a great time. Do you
mention I know Aussie and
Sharon?

24:38.580 --> 24:42.980
Absolutely. Fantastic. I was on
Aussie's plane back in 89. He
hasn't returned my goal since.

24:42.980 --> 24:47.460
Stop, stop, stop, stop, stop.
There were some other fantastic
moments in that Gilmore gang.
You

24:47.460 --> 24:52.900
should definitely check it out.
If you're on a serious star's
102, we have another three and a
half hours

24:52.900 --> 24:57.780
of awesome stuff coming your way
on the pod show on series today.
If you're listening to the

24:57.780 --> 25:04.420
podcast, when you're in luck
because we got more stuff. Yeah,
we got lots more stuff. No, I
don't know

25:04.420 --> 25:12.980
a second. Oh, man. I love that.
Let me see what I was going to
tell you. I think we're

25:12.980 --> 25:19.380
continuing with another season
of Shadow Falls. That's cool
news. But I know we're going to
have

25:19.540 --> 25:23.620
a call with the Mark Yoshimura
and him cough today. There's all
kinds of ideas. It's guys full
of

25:23.620 --> 25:29.300
fucking ideas. I'm going to do
some of that. What else are we
doing? Working on some video
streaming

25:29.300 --> 25:34.420
stuff that I'm going to tell you
about probably next week, end of
next week. I'm actually

25:34.420 --> 25:39.780
been testing some stuff. If you
go to curry.com, you can find a
link somewhere that has a,
that's a

25:39.780 --> 25:44.500
test link. It's just a test.
Okay. So just just to see kind
of some of my, some of the ideas
were

25:44.580 --> 25:53.780
working on. And in the big UK
launch, first or second week of
November, that's on the horizon.

25:53.780 --> 26:01.460
And, and also a refresh, well,
refresh, I can overhaul a pod
show plus. There's a lot of cool
stuff

26:01.460 --> 26:09.300
that we're doing. And, you know,
nothing I can show you this
week. Excuse me, send it. Say it
with some

26:09.300 --> 26:15.220
splinter. But I definitely will
be able to talk a little bit
more about it next week as some
things

26:15.220 --> 26:23.060
have firmed up. It's just cool
stuff. Very, very excited. All
right, what was this? Oh, check
this out.

26:23.060 --> 26:32.180
This is a young polette master.
I'll tell you about it after the
song. It's like bad 80's pop
remix

26:32.180 --> 26:35.060
something listenable.

26:36.250 --> 29:09.180
[ Music ]

29:09.180 --> 29:15.180
The night you blow my mind

29:15.180 --> 29:17.180
No tied generation seduction

29:17.180 --> 29:19.180
You can find that on the pod
save music

29:19.180 --> 29:21.180
Now work that as a project

29:21.180 --> 29:24.180
A mastering project done by
young poet

29:24.180 --> 29:28.180
Long time listeners of the
Charlie will know that young
poet used to do the hit test

29:28.180 --> 29:29.180
Which of course I had to stop
doing

29:29.180 --> 29:32.180
When we went completely pod safe

29:32.180 --> 29:34.180
I love doing those hit tests

29:34.180 --> 29:36.180
Young maybe we should do just
one more

29:36.180 --> 29:37.180
Just to reprise you know

29:37.180 --> 29:39.180
I'm sure we could get away with
one

29:39.180 --> 29:41.180
Just to remind people how cool
it was

29:41.180 --> 29:44.180
And how cool it could be if we
could actually play

29:44.180 --> 29:46.180
Some of the older songs from our
yesterday year

29:46.180 --> 29:48.180
You know the soundtrack to our
lives

29:48.180 --> 29:51.180
So young is now apparently the
business of mastering stuff

29:51.180 --> 29:53.180
It's pretty cool this is from
the UK

29:53.180 --> 29:55.180
No tied generation

29:55.180 --> 29:57.180
As I said it's been like really
bad 80s pop

29:57.180 --> 30:00.180
But it sounds cool and new and
fresh

30:00.180 --> 30:03.180
Thank you very much for sending
me that to sending that to me
young

30:03.180 --> 30:06.180
Give me a call 201 65657

30:06.180 --> 30:08.180
That's a plus one

30:08.180 --> 30:10.180
If you got yourself on put the
plus in first

30:10.180 --> 30:12.180
So if you travel outside the
country's borders

30:12.180 --> 30:16.180
You can still call into the
Charlie 201 65657 in the UK

30:16.180 --> 30:21.180
In London, O2O 766113753

30:21.180 --> 30:24.180
Alright tomorrow will be food
bar Friday

30:24.180 --> 30:26.180
Hopefully an assur-size from Amy
Mack

30:26.180 --> 30:28.180
I have not seen anything show up
today

30:28.180 --> 30:30.180
And I didn't hear any knock at
the door

30:30.180 --> 30:31.180
So hopefully I'll have that

30:31.180 --> 30:33.180
And of course I'm sure our
musicologist

30:33.180 --> 30:36.180
Jersey Todd will check in with a
couple of cool tunes

30:36.180 --> 30:37.180
To roll out for you

30:37.180 --> 30:38.180
And then I'll be going home

30:38.180 --> 30:39.180
I'm very very ready

30:39.180 --> 30:41.180
It's been a shitty shitty two
weeks

30:41.180 --> 30:43.180
A lot of fun, a lot of
productive stuff

30:43.180 --> 30:45.180
A lot of good things, business
wise

30:45.180 --> 30:48.180
Fun with everyone, good to see
everybody at the office

30:48.180 --> 30:50.180
But I felt like absolutely
fucking crap

30:50.180 --> 30:53.180
So I can't wait to get home and
be pampered

30:53.180 --> 30:55.180
He's been promised to me

30:55.180 --> 30:57.180
Talk to you, everybody, for Food
Bar Friday

30:57.180 --> 30:58.180
Take care

30:58.180 --> 31:01.180
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