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Like, Cmon Scoop, it's DSC 44.

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Right?

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Right, I'm worried.

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He he he.

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With $16 million worth of
airplane straps to my ass.

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Then the next generation radio
content in my ears.

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

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Oh, I'm testing his bedroom
curry.

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[ Music ]

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But it's so hard to believe.

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That's what I'm talking about.

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I think it's what I'm talking
about.

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Perfect for Nemesis Army.

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I love that.

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It's perfect.

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It's short, sweet.

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It's got the power in it.

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And it's on the pod safe music
network.

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You can find it at
music.podshow.com.

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Or in the show notes at
dailysourcecode.com.

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Nice ending guys.

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Hey, how you doing everybody?

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It is Tuesday coming to you from
Curry Cottage.

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It is the daily source code
episode 484 crappy day outside.

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A lot of stuff going on on the
inside.

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As you can tell, no lady
Patricia on the show.

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I forgot.

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I'm sorry.

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I forgot that she's getting a
flu shot today.

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She gets that every year.

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She believes in him.

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I don't.

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Of course, I got the flu and she
hasn't had it yet.

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I don't know.

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I've just read.

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I was reading in the financial
times.

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As I was prepping for the show
today.

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Haven't my bagel with cream
cheese and reading yesterday's
newspaper.

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You might as well have
yesterday's newspaper.

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Newspapers are outdated anyway.

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I think five people have died in
Israel from influenza shots.

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And it seems that they've all
come from the same vaccine pool.

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And people have freaking out.

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Understandably.

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Because you are injecting
yourself with the form of the
flu virus in the attempt to make
you immune for it.

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And usually what happens is
Patricia will feel shitty for a
day as opposed to the ten days
that the actual influenza takes.

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Okay, we'll track it.

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We'll see how it works this
year.

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I mean, there's different
batches on different years.

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Exciting stuff in today's show.

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I've got an old friend of ours
stopping by to bring us
something that we haven't done
in just a little over a year.

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But it has been a year since we
last heard from him on the show.

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So that's coming up in just
seconds.

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I also want to talk to you about
Pete Townsend and stuff we're
doing.

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Actually, I had a great call
today with.

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Oh, was his name home?

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And I have it here.

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Michael, this is last name.

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Michael Fuller.

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Michael represents aim, which is
an organization of independent
record labels here in the UK.

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And we talked about, you know,
what we could do with with their
members.

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I think they have about 40 or
50,000 tracks that they have up
on aim.

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And they do have a podcast
license.

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Although.

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People, I think, are using it.

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The uptake hasn't been all that
great because it does cost.

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I think 500 pounds every six
months.

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So we've been discussing back
and forth seeing if we could we
could do anything together.

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And I must say, I'm bullish on
the conversation.

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I, you know, they could still
only recommend it to their
members.

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They wouldn't be placing things
automatically for a number of
reasons.

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Mostly legal, of course.

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But it could get very exciting.

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It could really add a whole new
slew of great music from
fantastic labels to the podcast
music.

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That works to keep your eye on
that.

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And I've got, I've gotten new
girlfriends.

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There's no doubt about it.

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I have girlfriends.

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They are from Ireland.

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No, no, they're not girlfriends
in my beds.

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Not BODs.

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Yes, everyone has corrected me.

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On my Irish, Limerick slang.

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It sounded like it was BOD, but
it's BOD.

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You kind of slipped the R in
there somewhere.

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BOD.

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My bird.

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Hi Adam.

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Hi there.

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Daisy and 10.

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We're driving around.

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Going to the supermarket.

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We were listening to your
Limerick slang.

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Well done.

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We think you did really well.

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But we want to carry it up on
one.

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It's a thing.

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As you were saying, your B.A.

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She's...

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My B.A.

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It's not BOD.

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It's BOD.

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It's BOD.

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BOD.

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BOD.

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BOD.

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It's that we have in Dublin.

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We call them your moths.

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My moths.

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My moths.

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My shirt.

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My shirt.

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Moth.

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We also have terms like Philly.

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My hoth.

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Or she's a better hoth.

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Better hoth.

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Of course, Tanya.

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Philly.

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They're all their terms for
women.

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This is crazy.

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If you tried to use any of those
words in the United States of
America, for your

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girlfriend or your wife, you
would be sliced and diced in a
second.

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You can't call your girl a
Philly.

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Moth.

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I hope you didn't say Moth.

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It's sure it sounded like you.

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We have like B.A.B.

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Tanya.

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Tanya.

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I'm taking up the Americans'
wagons all our time.

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Yeah.

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Listen to you the whole time, of
course.

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Okay.

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Right.

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Yeah.

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And we're just walking over to
our local supermarket called
Super Value.

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Super Value.

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Jumping us to Super Value.

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Hey.

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You see how well those jingles
really do work?

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They knew it.

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We're inside the supermarket
now.

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We are going to look for some
splendour.

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We're now trying to find a nice
sexy assistant to Moth.

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You have to assist us in finding
it.

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It's up there with us.

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Yeah, he's kind of looking at us
to see what the fuck we're doing
like.

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Trying to hide you?

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No.

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I don't know.

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I'm trying to hide you.

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I don't know.

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Anna, are we now?

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Hi.

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Hi.

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Yes.

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They have splendour.

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Yes.

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They have splendour.

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Yes.

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Yeah.

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That's good.

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Well, splendour can be used for
all different things.

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So I do a lot of all of them.

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I'm baked in biscuits.

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And it does the taste just as
good as sugar.

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Yeah.

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Let's go, so.

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I don't know where to the
cashews.

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Oh.

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I see some cute ones.

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We just use our charm and get
past them all.

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Come on.

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Okay.

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Here we go.

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Hi.

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Thank you.

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I'm fine.

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Really?

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Thanks.

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Here we go.

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Mission accomplished.

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That's it.

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Bye, Adam.

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Oh, my fillies from Ireland.

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Thank you so much.

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I was expecting you to run past
the cashier.

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So if you could steal the
splendour.

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But this is amazing.

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So splendour is available in
Ireland.

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I haven't been able to find it
here.

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If anyone has found it, you
can't please let me know because
lots of experiments

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I'd like to do at home.

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I'd like to have Patricia try it
out.

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Thank you.

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Thank you.

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My fillies from Ireland.

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I'll call you that.

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Those of you listening to this
particular program on serious
satellite stars channel 102,

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which is one over from the
Howard Stern channels.

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You will not be hearing the pod
show on serious for the rest of
the week after today.

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Due to some preemptive
programming.

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Which means we got fucking
bumped.

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Let me see.

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So tomorrow Wednesday's 6 p.m.
Eastern is when normally the pod
show on serious kicks off.

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It'll be Dave Marsh with Bruce
Springstein, which I'll gladly
step aside for the boss any day.

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Not a problem.

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Then Thursday, Candace Bushnell
with Judith Regan.

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Not quite sure what the show was
about or why we're being
preempted for that.

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But I know the names.

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They belong on the stars
channel.

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That's for sure.

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And then on Friday.

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And this is an interesting one.

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The 2006 California governors
and first ladies conference on
women to the carrying that live.

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And if you're wondering, well,
why does that happen?

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You know, the satellite
technology, although incredibly
cool, there's only so many
channels

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that the serious can actually
create out of the bandwidth that
they've been allocated.

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And of course, a majority of the
channels are music channels.

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So it's got to fit in somewhere.

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And we're happy to step aside
for the rest of the week.

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I mean, not like overly joyous.

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But we're happy to do it.

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Particularly for the boss, not a
problem, they're whatever.

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I've tried out this.

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Have you heard about this,
jaja.com?

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Yeah, I'm always looking to
screw the man whenever possible.

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Of course, the phone company man
is the man that's the most fun
to screw.

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And I saw this.

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I was actually, here you go.

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Here's how podcasting works.

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I was watching the scobal show,
Robert Scobal of Microsoft fame.

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And now it's a pod tech has a
podcast.

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And he interviews different CEOs
and leaders of, I guess you'd
have to say, web 2.0 companies.

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And then also let's them do a
demo.

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And I ran across this, jaja.com,
which is spelled J-A-J-A-H.com.

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So, Julia D'Alpha, Julia D'Alpha
Hotel.com.

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And essentially, what these guys
have put together is something
that I'm so happy about this.

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You know, Patricia calls her mom
and her sister and her mom and
her sister.

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You know, several times on a
daily basis, which easily easily
can add up to 30, 40 pounds on a
daily basis.

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Because it's really expensive to
call the Netherlands,
particularly from the UK.

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So I'd hooked up with Skype.

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And I have to say Patricia
really got into it.

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And I got her Bluetooth headset,
so she could use it wirelessly,

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at least in the kitchen, in the
neighborhood of the computer.

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And then she enjoyed it.

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The quality, of course, not
always that great, particularly
on the other end.

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There's always, you know, a
complaint or two.

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And those of you who use Skype,
you know, were used to it.

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And we, excuse me, since, hey,
it was blend up.

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You can usually get past it.

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But this jaja system, the way it
works is, you have a number of
telephone numbers,

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which you can be called out.

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My blackberry is an example.

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It's entered as one of my, it's
entered as my mobile number.

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All I do is on a web page.

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I fill out the number that I
want to dial.

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I click call.

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And then my phone will ring.

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I pick it up.

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And then you hear a voice
saying, jaja is now connecting
you to your party.

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And then, you know, the phone
starts ringing and you have a
conversation is normal.

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And it's literally going from my
blackberry to the other end.

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I'm using my existing phone with
any other phone that I am
calling.

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Of course, the cost of that
call.

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In this case, now remember, I'm
using a US cell phone calling to
the Netherlands.

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Cost 0.025 cents.

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So it's, it's an unbelievable
0.25 dollars, I'm sorry.

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So it's two cents.

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It's like two and a half cents a
minute, which is pretty much the
Skype out rates, I think.

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I don't think that there's much
difference in any voice over IP
service that you can get rate
wise.

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And, you know, these guys
apparently have a voice over IP
switching infrastructure set up,

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so that they can handle all
these different calls.

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Now, some calls are going to be
more expensive.

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Just like Skype, you know,
you've got zones.

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And if you call a mobile phone,
it's going to be
disproportionately more
expensive.

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But the cool thing, as I said,
is, you know, you use your
existing phone.

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And I, and I said to Patricia,
she said, okay, try this out.

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And she loves it.

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And she doesn't care how it
works, you know, but she totally
understands.

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And she's already building up on
a dress book.

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And you can actually get a
mobile version, not for the
blackberry, but for Nokia and
Motorola phones.

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And essentially it's just an
extra address book.

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And it does the same thing.

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You know, you just choose the
number, click call, then your
phone rings,

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and then you're connected to
your other party.

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And you cannot beat the price
because it's the same price as
Skype.

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But I think it's very, very,
yeah, very user friendly.

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So, well, whenever Patricia's on
the show, which hopefully will
be tomorrow,

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sometime this week, we'll get
the load on and we'll find out
if she's really enjoying it all
that much.

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And if it's working for her.

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I did a conference call this
morning, you can schedule
conference calls as well.

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Even in advance, you just fill
out the numbers you want.

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And you can even say when when
it's supposed to call,

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and then your phone will ring
and the other parties are
connected.

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If I can technology man, I love
that shit.

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I love it to death.

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Okay.

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Last week, I mentioned that it
would be great to do another one
of these.

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And something we haven't done in
a year and a few days,

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we actually stopped at number
68.

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When we last did this, not daily
source code number 68,

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but the 68th time we did this,
we had the stop.

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I had the stop because we're
going completely pod safe on the
daily source code.

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So, only fitting that it be
brought back just on this one
special occasion

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with episode number 69.

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Swasal Nuff is, of course, a
beautiful number.

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Just kind of on a mark.

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I'm so happy that young pullet
decided to do it.

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And I would love to be able to
continue with these.

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I think that we're at the point
now a year further in time.

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I think we're at the point where
I can actually have a licensing
conversation

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with Ask Captain BMI about doing
this feature in the daily source
code and paying for it.

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I'd love to pay for it as long
as the price is within reason,

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so that we could do more of the
one and only hit test.

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Hey Adam, young pullet here with
another hit test for you.

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Hey baby, how you doing?

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Wow, it's been a year and a few
days since the daily source code
listeners have heard me say
these words to you.

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I must say it was kind of
surprised when the other day
when you played the no-time
generation song

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of which I did the mastering you
suddenly said you wanted to try
another hit test.

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I don't know what the rules and
regulations are right now, but
what the hell?

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So I created this one.

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Today's hit test has four
intros.

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Right on.

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And of course, also four
answers.

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I can't afford and you're used
to.

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It's still a bit weird.

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Come on, man.

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Let's do it.

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Let's have some fun too.

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Here we go.

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All right.

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Intro.

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Show them our second time
around.

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I think.

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Second time around.

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And this is number two.

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I think I have to give up on
that one.

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Number three.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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You can bring that one back.

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I'm not going to fuck it up
again.

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That would be Patricia with
Saturday night.

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I'm not going to screw that one
up again.

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And the final intro for today's
hit test is number four.

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Is that hanging on a string?

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Uh, loose ends, new shoes, new
shoes, loose ends hanging on a
string.

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And that's it.

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And now let's see how we hit it.

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It's left.

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It's four answers.

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And answer number one.

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It's a new one.

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I do one.

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First time I've used this single
in the hit test.

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Okay.

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As answer number one.

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Show them on.

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Second time around.

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Woo.

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I know you don't belong away.

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Baby.

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With me.

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You're looking still.

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Be proud.

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You're looking.

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You're still being fast.

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You're looking down.

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It's so much, it's a great year
on the stop.

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It's really nice.

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Alright. Now we got to get to
number two which I did not know
what it was.

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I'm sure I're going to be
kicking myself.

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Just second time around.

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Well, this second time around is
very short time.

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it was a very short time because
it's a one-time only thing sort
of thing.

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Shalomara's answer number one,
the second answer is not a
first.

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You've missed this in an earlier
hit-up.

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No surprise.

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Feel fair and then go.

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That's in tight.

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It's a shit.

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I can't believe I missed that
one again.

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So make sure that you're ready
when you're not cold.

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I got it this time, I got it
this time, buddy.

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Number three, in today's hit-up.

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A song by your wife.

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1979.

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[ Music ]

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And please, Adam, tell me you
didn't screw up again.

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Of course not expecting
something like this.

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In this one time only, it's just
one year after the facts.

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Answer number three, Patricia
and set it in ice.

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And this is the fourth final
answer in today's hit-up.

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I'm going to say new shot.

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Also one you've missed.

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Real loose ends.

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I'll be singing on a train.

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I get a point for the title at
least, I don't know.

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I get a point for the title at
least, I don't know.

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[ Music ]

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Answer number four, the final
one, loose ends and hang in on a
string.

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Well, I got, well, that's hit
for this hit test.

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Two and a half out of four.

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Number 69.

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Man, so much has happened in the
last year.

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I haven't added the audio in
this way for a long time.

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I want to a sweeper's audio
imaging and mastering.

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That's more the work I'm doing
lately.

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So if you need something, check
it out.

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It's at youngpooled.com,
JNPOLAT.com.

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Well, it was kind of weird
recording.

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Hit the score, Adam.

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How was it for you?

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I hope you enjoyed it.

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And maybe until somewhere in the
near future,

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where this can all be legal
again.

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We can have fun playing music on
podcasts.

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Not only podcasts, but like you
said, music from the soundtricks
of our lives.

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Well, thank you for playing.

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Maybe until the next time.

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So take care, and until then,
bye-bye.

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Back to test at gmail.com.

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Info, youngpool.com.

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TNPOLAT.com.

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Yon, you've outdone yourself, my
friend.

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Thank you so much.

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That was fantastic.

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Big smile on my face here right
now.

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Really big smile.

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I would love to do this more
often.

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Oh, be so much fun.

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Wouldn't it?

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The music from the soundtrack to
your lives?

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That's what it is, man.

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We're missing all this good.

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I love podcasts, music.

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I love independently produced
music.

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I love everything that we can
play in podcasts.

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But I really, really do miss
even just those snippets of
those songs.

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You know, and just a triggering
memories and thoughts in your
brain about when you heard that,

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you know, the first time you
heard it, the most recent time
you heard it,

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which was probably a long time
ago.

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As I said, we're, you know, I'm
really ready to get into
negotiations to be able to do
this type of programming.

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It would be so nice.

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So if we pull it together young,
then definitely my friend.

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Most definitely, we'd get that
together.

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Let me see.

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Oh, yes.

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I wanted to play this promo for
you because it's so fucking
weird.

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Hello.

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I'm here to plug a new podcast
called Freelance America.

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You see, some of you over there
in our former colony obviously
don't feel free enough,

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and now want to work for
yourselves.

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I mean, how much freedom do you
people need?

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You live in the land of the
free.

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You lead the free world.

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You've even been known to eat
freedom fires for goodness sake,

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and far more of them than is
good for you, frankly.

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What more do you want to run
around naked,

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flapping your arms while singing
Belinda Carlisle's live your
life before you?

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Not everywhere can be like San
Francisco, you know?

23:51.800 --> 23:52.800
Well, anyway.

23:52.800 --> 23:57.800
In case you haven't already
guessed, Freelance America is a
podcast all about freelancing,

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providing tips on motivation,
tax issues, and marketing
yourself.

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Oh, and it's free to download.

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Obviously, check it out at
freelanceamerica.lipsin.com.

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That's something.

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Personally, I think one of them
table manners is a much bigger
priority.

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Dude, I don't think the United
States was ever officially a
colony of the United Kingdom.

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I think that people left to go
found the new country.

24:26.800 --> 24:28.800
You really can't get that
straight dude.

24:28.800 --> 24:32.800
You colonize a lot, but not the
good old USFA.

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Clearly, Yanks versus the
British.

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And now we're from our spine
here.

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It's the Yanks versus the Brits.

24:39.800 --> 24:45.800
We'll drive each other crazy,
but everybody knows that it's a
parent to see.

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They're just like you and me,
it's the Yanks.

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And the Brits have to adapt.

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The Yanks versus the Brits.

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Mind the gap.

24:55.800 --> 24:59.800
Boy, we're going to see a lot of
that Yanks versus the Brits
stuff in the next coming weeks.

24:59.800 --> 25:05.800
In November, when we launch
BTpodshow.com, we're going to
have so much cool stuff there.

25:05.800 --> 25:10.800
It's really, of course, there
already is a plethora of UK
content available.

25:10.800 --> 25:15.800
By the way, a shitload of, you
know, we've really been trying
to flesh out what we want to
highlight in channels.

25:15.800 --> 25:19.800
And, you know, we feel that
there's just like onpodshow.com.

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There's a lot of mainstream
content, which is very good.

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Oh, sincere.

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With Splenda.

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A lot of BBC stuff, which is
good.

25:30.800 --> 25:34.800
Some of the newspapers, like the
Guardian, do some really good
podcasts.

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And we're going to be mixing
that up as usual.

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With, you know, as much
independent stuff as we can get
our hands on, obviously.

25:40.800 --> 25:43.800
And we've already been working
together with a lot of people.

25:43.800 --> 25:47.800
And here's something that I'm
trying to pull together, which
is, I think, going to be very
exciting.

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This is through our serious
satellite radio contacts.

25:50.800 --> 25:52.800
The Who is currently on tour.

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And Pete Townsend's girlfriend,
Rachel Fuller, has, who, I
think, she's a, yeah, she has an
album out as well.

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Had an album out, she's a
musician as well.

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I might add, she's somewhat
younger than Pete, and very
feisty.

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They've been doing shows after
the Who shows, usually with the,
with the artists who open up for
the band on that particular gig.

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They've been doing it.

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Let's see, on the US tour, they
were doing it in the back of
their air stream trailer.

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Some of it's in hotel room, some
of it's backstage.

26:25.800 --> 26:30.800
And literally, you know, Pete
will hop on the guitar, and
everyone's jammed along and
singing.

26:30.800 --> 26:37.800
And so, you know, at this very
moment, we're now discussing,
how can we get these episodes
featured on BDpodshow.com.

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And how can we, you know, and
there's more new episodes to
come as the, as the second,
like,

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a second, like, a second or
third leg of the tour kicks into
gear.

26:45.800 --> 26:51.800
And so, I've been going back and
forth with Rachel and with the
Who Management and, and, and,

26:51.800 --> 26:54.800
Kerry, who, who really is
working with me on this right
now.

26:54.800 --> 26:58.800
She sent me something extremely
cool to want to play for you
because, you know,

26:58.800 --> 27:05.800
how often do you get to hear
some classic, classic Pete
Townsend live, unplugged, and
completely unrehearsed?

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I've been given the permission
to play this on the show.

27:08.800 --> 27:11.800
Check out Baba O'Reilly
featuring Pete Townsend.

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We're, look, I'm trying to put
on on your side, but it's okay.

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Okay, now, with the favourite
legs in this tiny little attic
room.

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Right.

27:21.800 --> 27:22.800
It's just a Pete Townsend.

27:22.800 --> 27:26.800
It's a wonderful, yeah, with
honor to be here once again with
Mr. Pete Townsend.

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Baba O'Reilly.

27:27.800 --> 27:28.800
There you go.

27:28.800 --> 27:29.800
There you go.

27:29.800 --> 27:33.800
Two, one, two, three, four.

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[ Music ]

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teenage wasteland

29:56.800 --> 29:59.800
teenage wasteland

29:59.800 --> 30:01.800
here we go

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we're just going to let that

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hover out into

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the world

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flaming lips

30:21.800 --> 30:23.800
Pete Townsend Rachel Fuller

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I don't know

30:27.800 --> 30:30.800
wait until you see the video
that

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this is so fucking unbelievable

30:32.800 --> 30:33.800
really really cool

30:33.800 --> 30:35.800
I'm very excited about pulling
that together

30:35.800 --> 30:37.800
just imagine having that stuff

30:37.800 --> 30:39.800
to look at and listen to

30:39.800 --> 30:41.800
this is my second day of

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being back

30:43.800 --> 30:44.800
being back

30:44.800 --> 30:46.800
got to tell you the jet lag is
always

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just a little bit heavier on the
second day

30:48.800 --> 30:49.800
first day

30:49.800 --> 30:50.800
you're like yeah I'm punching
through this

30:50.800 --> 30:51.800
not a problem

30:51.800 --> 30:52.800
I can make it

30:52.800 --> 30:53.800
I'm doing good

30:53.800 --> 30:54.800
but even last night

30:54.800 --> 30:56.800
is Christina insisted that I
watch

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scary movie 4

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where they're which I did

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and yeah I was like

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those and often I'm like

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dad you're not watching

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it's the best part of

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I have that but

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so a little rough around the

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edges today

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tomorrow I'm sure will be better

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