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I've got 16 pounds of porcelain
toilet strap to my ass.

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It was a curry cottage, your
curry condo.

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It was curry vinda loot.

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Some way beyond scrunching or
folding.

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I'm gonna need a mop and bucket.

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Why don't you listen to daily
source code for eight five while
I clean up this mess?

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I'm on screw.

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It's built this here at Charlie,
45.

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Right, right at Murray.

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The issue with the third screw
will be D.S.C.485.

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[ Music ]

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And I have eyes waiting for some
fresh ice here.

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Perfect.

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Perfect for a very lazy
Wednesday.

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Grace skies outside, heater on
inside.

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Feeling like crap, my friends.

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I think the flu is still with
me.

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I've carried it back.

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Maybe it's the second day of jet
lag, but I just woke up.

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I just feel, you know what I
mean?

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Who cares how I feel?

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You got your own problems,
right?

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This is from the pod save music
network.

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And Jersey Todd, I learned me to
the fact that it was up.

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Of course, nothing special
there.

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This is job as the official
musicologist of the Charlie.

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Nina Simone, turn me on.

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The Tony Humphrey's vocal mix,
Nina Simone, of course,

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superstar in a row and right.

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Gosh, what is the song that's
it's commercial now here in the
UK?

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My baby, isn't it?

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Nah, I'll have to look on the
Napster find that for you.

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Hey, it's a daily source code
episode number 485 coming to you
from a curry cottage

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in the affluent suburb of Serino
as Gilford and United Kingdom
huge

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Outage last night here at the
Gilford Exchange.

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Of course, that always comes
when I'm doing a video
conference with the

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Office.

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We had a really interesting day
yesterday.

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We had our first management off
site, which means court yard

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Mary out down the street, but
it's off site, right.

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And it was just amazing to see
all the people who are helping
us build this company.

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And in fact, I thought it was a
pretty interesting TV show
because I was literally

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sitting here with my with my
power book.

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I have to say we used I chat for
the occasion much more stable
than

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Skype video.

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So you know, basically use two
power books and that works very,
very well.

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Using a speaker phone for the
actual voice communication just
a lot

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clear.

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And it was fun to to sit and
watch everybody.

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And everyone, we started off by
everyone telling about their
background.

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And some of them, you know, and
myself included started from
you.

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I was born in Washington, D.C.

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And then what they had done and
how they derived to where they
were today at

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the show.

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And it was, it was a
fascinating, it was, I think
that's a TV show.

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It's a format right there.

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It's called the, the away show.

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There you go.

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The management away show.

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I would love to see senior
executives of many, many
companies going on the tip.

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Don't you have to talk about the
business of the company.

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I'd love to hear the backgrounds
of the people who were involved
because it really shows

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the DNA of a company and helps
you understand what that company
is capable of because

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it's that DNA that makes things
happen.

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It was fun.

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That started at three in the
afternoon, UK time and then
around six boom.

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No more internet.

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And it was like, you know, I
could trace route into the
exchange.

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And so I knew it wasn't a
problem with the, with the line,

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between the cottage and the
exchange, which as you know,

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is a dedicated line, took new
months to get.

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And it didn't come back on until
around 10, 15, 10, 30.

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And then we continued until
about 115.

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My time.

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So that's you.

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Maybe that is something to do
with why I feel like shit
possible.

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Here's something you won't
believe.

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I think, why know you've heard
this.

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You know, Jeff Smith,
thegefsmith.com is the guy who's
doing just tons and tons of
great

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jingles and imaging and sound
stuff for, for many, many
independent producers across the
podcast landscape.

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And our buddy Slow thought it
would be a nice idea to make a
jingle for him.

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Because, you know, it's, when
you're the guy that makes all
the jingles,

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it's nice if someone does
something for you.

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So let's just revisit the sound
of that jingle that Slow made
for Jeff Smith.

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So I went wild about that and I
love that old time, hokey,
classic stuff.

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And I even said I said the Slow
is it dude.

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I would love to have those girls
sing.

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And from me turns out it's, it's
all Slow.

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That's him. I don't know how he
did it. I'm sure there's some
digital trickery involved and
then yesterday

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And this is this is nuts, man.
This is I love this. This is
this is so much what we're all
about

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Jeff Smith created. Thank you
for slow. Oh, yeah

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[ Music ]

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Thank you. It's loud. It really
was this

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Thank you so

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It's like a jingle off

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It's the war of the jingle
makers

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But all in brotherly love
fantastic now go make some shit
for me like that got damn it. I
love that

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Again back into the fray of
what's going on in Europe and
we've talked about this

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So I've talked about this before
that the United Kingdom was
planning on putting restrictions
on immigrants coming into the UK
from Bulgaria and Romania

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And the reason for this is
because when when the EU dropped
all the borders

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So called all the borders and
really

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Trying to make it like the
United States of Europe which
means you know you can move from
Jersey to New York or from New
York to

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West Virginia

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You can cross the borders. You
can cross state lines and you
can work there

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You can immigrate into those
states and the fact they call
them European member states

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There were such an influx of
immigrants including myself my
my dad from other European
countries

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That the UK which is an island
and can only how's so many
motherfuckers

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Got a little worried. You know,
they got like a million people
waiting in lines and hey, we're
here

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We want permanent residency. I'm
I'm number 998,274

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And

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Looks like they're gonna do it
looks like the UK is going to
put certain restrictions on

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European

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Residents who want to immigrate
into the United Kingdom if
they're from Romania and
Bulgaria

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Well, you know there's one guy
out there who's got something to
say about

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Comic strip

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Comic strip

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Comic strip our resident EU
correspondent come to strip
blubber blubber

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I was supposed to be really
slick. Our resident European
correspondent comics strip
blogger checks in ways in on the
situation

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Wow

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Hi Adam Curry

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It is Halloween time

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So here's a scary story from me

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Last week UK decided to block
free movement of vampires

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Who are joining European Union
next year in me it means the
Chancellor vanja, which is a
home country of vampires

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It's in Romania in Romania and
Romania joins European Union
January next year

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So if you are British, I mean
not you but you know, you should
check your neck whether a
vampire

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beaten you out of vengeance

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Vengeance and then data for
blocking

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Fimo movement of vampires within
European Union anyways as far as
I'm concerned. I will only
welcome vampires

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I mean people of Romania and my
historic brothers from Bulgaria
into European Union

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I'm not scared of vampires, but
you braids you should because
your government not only is a
puddle of Joji W

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But your government last week
just pissed off vampires

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And what is your Halloween
costume Adam Curry?

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What is your what are you
wearing?

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Mine is monkey as always

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I don't participate in
Halloween. I find it unhumorous

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Our whole family doesn't find
very humorous because my wife is
a witch

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You know a white one, but she's
a witch so do we don't mess
around with us shit, you know?

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Yeah, there you go. So this
morning I read in the newspaper
that

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Romania and Bulgaria are now
saying well, that's good. Okay,
we'll reciprocate all of your
fuckers who are over here

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We're gonna block them out and
put restrictions on their
freedom of movement. It's just
so wonderful isn't it

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I

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Do understand from the UK
perspective though. I really do
understand

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I think the the unfortunate
thing here is that they're
putting restrictions on certain
member states and not all member
states

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I did make a mistake. I said
that yesterday I said that the

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That the US was not a colony of
the UK well of of course it was
initially but only briefly and
then we kicked your sorry asses
out

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And you know what I was talking
about

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Let's see what else I've got
here. Oh, that's if the
different james coming in

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Oh, Franco is that Franco?

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Looks like he sent this. Yeah
Franco from broadcast the tallya
says Adam as of now a tallyan
artist registered with the S i a
e which is the

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Italian version of Ascat BMI can
go pod safe without worry new S
i a e rules permit

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to exclude online uses from the
contract

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That's fantastic

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That is very very cool

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So just like in the US even if
you have

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An agreement with Ascat or BMI

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It's up to you to provide a
special license which is exactly
what join the pod safe music
network is

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Special license

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So that other people can use it
under the terms of that special
license which would be the pod
safe music network agreement

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Yeah, it's great news Franco.
Thank you

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Jomical Auckland says dude
Splendid.co.uk and I found it in
Sainsbury's online store

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I think the problem is I'm
looking for the flavor blends. I
have not seen those over here

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Yes, Splendid is apparently
available but I don't think they
have the French vanilla the
mocha and what's the other
hazelnut

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And he suggests looking at the
baking aisle

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brand new to

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To the pod show network. This is
cool kick kick to sneak in with
that is kick to sneak is

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Dude, he he put the high in the
high fee movement

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He's now on the on pod show plus

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Keep the sneak dot pod show dot
com. He's got a great video

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Preview of his DVD which is
coming out these guys rule the
San Francisco Bay area you got
to check it out

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I'll put a link in the show
notes, of course

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Hey the new

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MacBooks came out yesterday

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Aren't you sick of it now don't
you see how I'm so happy I
didn't buy

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You know the first MacBook first
of all. I of course would have
been one of the apparently 10%
of people who have this random

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You know shutdown syndrome

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Overheating frying your nuts
crap not working stuff blowing
up

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All the hardware issues that the
and this is why I why change to
windows not because of I love OS
X

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I love OS 10. I love the Mac
interface. I love the way it
displays

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I really love everything about
it, but the hardware is just
freaking me out and then this is
what the third generation out of
the MacBooks you know

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There's no upgrade paths. You
said to keep buying a new one
and you and you get so
frustrated because the one that
you just bought sucks

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So bad that fucking breaks all
the time

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Remember that that sound problem
that's stuttering sound that
really that's really what got it
all going for me

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So anyway, I'm thinking maybe
you know if Apple would would
just

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Release one and say hey, this is
it, you know, this is the state
of the art and

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And it's out there for half a
year and it actually works and
you know, and I'd love to know
if there's another faster one
coming out

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I mean you don't you can't
release three a year it makes me
feel like a dick

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Do one a year I'll upgrade once
a year if the shit works and
don't do this interim new
product releases it makes me so
mad

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Like I should have known like I
wasn't in on the in the it would
the in crowd

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Let's see oh

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Remember Giselle who called in
from I think it was San Diego

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And she really got me going by
saying that we had a connection
and she really love hearing me
in our ear

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And

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It was a very

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sexually oriented message that
she sent me I've got my doubts
now about this

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I think I'm being set up listen
to Giselle who checks in again
with us. Hi Adam. It's Giselle

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So I was out of town until
yesterday

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But this morning I'm out jogging
out by Pacific Beach listening
to my iPod and Friday's DSC
comes on and I got so excited by
the sound of your voice

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But it literally made my knees
weak and then I heard you play
my message and here I was
jogging down by the ocean

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Yeah, so far so good, right, but
it's it starts. I don't know you
tell me, but well, I'll I'll
I'll ask you the question after
you've heard her whole

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Her whole voice message freaking
out

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And I wanted to grab strangers
off the street and jam my
earbuds into their ears so they
could hear it

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And then you started talking
about touching yourself

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And I literally got so worked up
that I couldn't even think
straight

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I started thinking about you
touching yourself and then
started thinking about you
touching me

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I'm thinking about it right now
and

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I went into a Starbucks right
off mission boulevard and I went
into the bathroom and I re-round
the show and got myself off

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Spray there in the bathroom

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Biting my lips a whole time for
that nobody would hear me

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Yes, I'm a freak, but I'm
starting the things that I
really want you badly

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And yes, I would absolutely do a
three-way with you in Patricia
any time

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Maybe I'd even let the two of
you time me up and do stuff to
me

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Maybe I'm getting ahead of
myself

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I gotta go, but when I get home,
I'm gonna get into a nice hot
bath

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Listen to your show from today.
I can't wait for a little bit

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Catch your later sexy

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Now listen to that last bit.
Okay. That sounded like she was
reading from a script. Listen
any time

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Maybe I'd even let the two of
you time me up and do stuff to
me

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But maybe I'm getting ahead of
myself. Get this. I got to go.
But when I get home

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I'm getting in a nice hot bath.
I don't know show from today. I
can't wait for a little date

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See now I'm a little
disappointed. You're sexy

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Catch your later baby. I don't
know now. I'm a little
disappointed now because I think
someone's having a run at me

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This doesn't sound real anymore

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Still kind of turns me on though

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I'm a fucking freak

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Greetings Adam and all daily
source code listeners. This is
bicycle mark citizen reporter of
the

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Internets

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That's right. I'm one of the
many reporters that look at the
world around us that report on
issues in ways that the

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mainstream simply won't using
the wonderful technology of
podcasting and video blogging

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I just wanted to put a call out
there for all citizen
journalists if you're doing a
program

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I'm interested in hearing about
it and if you're interested in
citizen journalism then perhaps

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Come over to my work at
bicyclemark dot org that's
bicyclemark with a k dot org

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This week I'm doing a special
tribute to Paul Wellstone
remembering the man

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What made him special and how
much the world needs him
nowadays and what would he say
if he saw what was going on now

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For the more I'm doing a series
on global mayors mayors who are
out of the ordinary for their
profile or for their

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Policies or making big change in
their cities in ways that the
national government never could

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So for all the citizen reporters
and the people concerned about
the world around them hope to
hear from you Adam take care

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and I use a bidet

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Just a bidet

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Just a bidet man, just a bidet

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bicyclemark citizen journalists
no less and not a big fan of
that

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Of calling someone a citizen
journalist or a group of people
a citizen journalist

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I think it's I think it's a
waste it's a waste of

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Great resources the bicycle mark
has a fantastic audience

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As does here's one for a Richard
blue sting another person who I
think would call himself a
citizen journalist not
coincidentally

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They're also good friends

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Richard blue sting who is
currently

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Apparently temporarily sitting
in from edge wine steen on yeast
radio

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Is going to release an interview
actually I call it a
conversation because I already
heard it a conversation with
Cindy she had

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Of course the mother who lost
her her son in Iraq and that
stage of protest against that
again

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The war and against the
administration specifically
against the George Bush

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And it was a it was a fun
conversation to listen to I
think he's going to release it
on the next Monday on the 30th
of October

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I wouldn't go as far as to call
it an interview because it was
just like you know Richard and
Cindy talking and

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You know there was no
controversial questions. He was
just kind of pulling stuff out
of her

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It was nice to listen to because

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It was the first time that I've
actually heard Cindy she and
talk

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You know as herself in a relaxed
atmosphere, you know, just a
good conversation and so that
was interesting

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And I'm not going to comment on
it until you've had the
opportunity to listen to it as
well

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I'm also not sure if Richard's
going to edit it or

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Plenty pieces out. I don't think
he will

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So I'll I'll I'll I'll hold back
on on that conversation but the
whole idea of citizen journalism

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You know, it's like we're we're
educating an entire

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Generation of people who know
how to sound off, you know sound
off

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Be media talk like media and I'm
not talking about like
traditional media, but you know

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Just exposing it's all about the
exposure it's all about the
communication of the issues

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But they're very few people who
are using all this technology
and

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These these vast audiences that
we have and these social media
networks that we're creating

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To actually go and do something,
you know, I would much rather
see someone say

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Hey, I'm running for office and
I'm going to

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My platform that I'll use will
be the new media platform
because let's be honest if you
want to be president

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I guarantee you even I can
become president if you give me
$500 million

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Because I'll take that $500
million. It actually costs about

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300 million in the last
election. So that's why I'm
going to give me a little little
margin there

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I can be $500 to advertise
because that's how we choose
presidents. It's how we choose
this so powder that we buy in
the supermarket

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It's how we choose which gas to
buy it's

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It's how we choose what other
crap to watch

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It's how we choose presidents
marketing works television
advertising works. I personally
believe that

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Independent independently
produced media and the way we're
distributing it is much much
larger

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much more engaging and I'd love
to see

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Was Barack Obama interesting
guy. You know, I saw him for
about an hour and a half on
Larry King

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And I think he's got the
charisma. That's really what we
need. We want an actor in the
White House, you know

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Someone who has is reasonable
and can act that that's what we
as Americans wanted the world
wants that really you want a
strong

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Dedicated leader. It's all that
that's what a lot of leadership
is about is how you position
yourself and and how you lead by

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Example and he'll make mistakes
if if he ever gets in the office
everyone will fuck up

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But that's okay, you know, just
say yeah, I fucked up

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That's the easiest way to deal
with it and we're going to do
better next time

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But why isn't he

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You know using this new platform
is because he knows that he's
not ready his organization is
not ready

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It's just going to be a
traditional campaign. I have to
say on all this. I'm really with
Dave Winner on

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How we should be using this. I'm
just not interested in people
exposing how horrible government
is and

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The atrocities of everything in
the world and how unsafe it is.
I want people to go do something
and here's something that I've
always held to

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A country gets the government
that she deserves

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Really does what we have now in
in the White House is what the
United States deserves it really
is in the UK

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You've got Tony Blair you don't
like it you deserve him

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You know, you everyone has the
individual power to go and
change that. I'm personally not
all that unhappy

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And the main reason is because I
know that it's only going to be
two more years, you know

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And then there will have to be a
change one way the other that's
going to be a different
president. That's for sure

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I would actually call to arms
and go to arms if there was

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If somehow and I've I have heard
this pop up before that all you

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Bush administration's gonna try
and prolong the the term limits

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I tell that's gonna happen, but
yeah, I'd actually grab a gun if
that happened

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But if you want to change the
world if you're so unhappy then
you know jump on the platform

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Use this stuff and run for
office run against whoever's
running

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That's that's how you do it that
is the only way we're we're
teaching people we're teaching
our kids

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How to communicate about how
unhappy they are. I think we're
kind of forgetting to teach some
how to run

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For something how to run and
compete and debate

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At any rate it's going to get a
lot better

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Mainstream media at least that
is because it is finally dying
out the final

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Signal is here my friends. What
is that final signal you ask
well

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I've said before that when any
industry is about is just about
on its last legs

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There's a technical term for
what happens. It's called
consolidation and

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Essentially all the small
companies roll up into one big
one

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You see this with oil

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You see this with the the record
business

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Only a few huge companies at
this point conglomerates made up
of many many many smaller
companies

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And then there's only one step
after that and that is what's
happening to clear channel
communications clear channel

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Of course owns 1200 radio
stations owns many outdoor
venues

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Really owns a large chunk of the
US media landscape

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They are now in talks with KKR.
That's right the famous guys if
you're read the book or seen the
HPO movie

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Barbarians at the gate about

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RJR Reynolds in the bisco

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Then you know that these guys
are in they'll take

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The company private which means
they're going to buy the company
from the shareholders

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So we'll no longer be publicly
listed and then they're going to
split the fucker up thousands of
people will lose their jobs

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They're going to split these
divisions sell them off to
individuals or individual

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Other companies who feel that
they have a need for a piece
here a piece there and

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This is it they're going to
destroy it. They're going to
break it all down. They're doing
it for themselves

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They make huge amounts of money

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On the on this type of process
particularly the people who are
running the company make huge
amounts of money

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And of course with the loss of
all of these jobs people getting
nervous

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They start looking for jobs
elsewhere and I think they're
going to find that there are
many alternatives

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I would welcome many radio
professionals to join the pod
show network

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You know we pay for for people
who want to work no problem come
on over sending email happy to
have you

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So it's just another you know a
little little little mark on the
wall there as we see mainstream
media

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Crumbling before our very eyes
again the question is what are
we going to do with it when we
have all that power?

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All right, so I'm in mistaken
Michigan right now. I'm a skig
in Michigan isn't exactly a
great town

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Quite frankly it's a shithole. I
can't fucking stand it

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I mean there's nothing to do
here. There's nothing but
bowling and drinking and
drinking and bowling

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And I don't drink anymore
because I'm an ex-alkaholic and
I'm not going to go bowling
without drinking because it's
bowling without drink

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Just fucking stupid

31:36.360 --> 31:42.440
All right, so I'm walking home
and I'm trying to cross a
street. It's a one way four-lane
highway

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It's really not that busy. You
know what I'm saying

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If it had maybe like five cars
on it, I'd be impressed

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So I look I see the cars are
stopped at a light down the
street and across in a little
street. No big deal, right?

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Well, I'll behold them on the
other side of the street and a
cop flashes me over

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You know you really shouldn't
cross in the middle of the
street kid

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Hey, I'm from New York City. I
got the street court crossing
think hovered

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Well, it's really not safe to
cross in the middle of the
street. You should use the
crosswalks

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Listen, I'm from New York buddy.
I've crossed eight lanes of rush
hour traffic

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I've had yellow cabs almost hit
me because they're too anxious
to get a jump on a green light

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I've had more on jump red lights
while I'm in the middle of the
street and I've weaved in and
out of midtown rush hour traffic
to get to work on time

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I know how to cross streets
buddy

32:34.200 --> 32:42.280
They smile that me gave me a $75
ticket for disturbing the peace
and then told me have a nice day

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Now that's fucked up

32:45.960 --> 32:50.040
Oh, and Adam your New York
phrase it a week. Yeah, watch it
more on I'm walking here

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Watchin more on I'm podcasting
here. Thanks buddy

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Uh

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See two things I had written
down. Oh, yeah a lot of people
sending me this email about jet
blue

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Experimenting on it and in fact
the email is actually coming in
experimenting on passengers

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Well, they weren't experimenting
on passengers apparently jet
blue tried out an experiment and
we're monitoring

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Their air crew to see if there
was any decrease in performance

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Flying 10 hours instead of the
current maximum, which I have
not been able to confirm that
that's the maximum

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But the current maximum
apparently of eight hours of
flying

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And so of course people are
outraged that this was being
tested well passengers were in
the plane

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I don't think I have enough
information to comment on it
right now because it's just a
lot of he shed

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He said she said here say there,
you know a low level FAA
official granted the the test

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They had the third pilots in the
cockpit and you all this stuff

33:47.640 --> 33:50.440
And of course there's lots of
agendas in here

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Primarily the pilot's union

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Who may not want to have

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Their pilots flying longer this
you know be very careful with
spouting off about this one
thing

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I'm pretty sure of you were in
no danger if you're on jet blue
and I'd get on any jet blue
flight at any point

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Because I just don't believe
that you know, I just can't
believe all this noise you know
I saw this with the cori-lightle

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Reporting how completely
incorrect it was so I'm just not
gonna jump on board here and say

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Yeah, yeah, jet blue did a bad
thing. I'll keep my eye on it,
but it's just oh

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We're so quick to judge hey one
cool piece of software I wanted
to tell you about this TV unit
works. Have you heard of this
yet?

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It says some I think these guys
are in somewhere in in Asia East
Asia

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Maybe it's China. No, not China.
I can't remember who it was well
all of course I'll put a link up
TV unit works

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And this application which as
far as I can tell is windows
only

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You started up and it's it's
appear to appear streaming video
application and

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Essentially you can watch
American television

34:59.800 --> 35:05.240
It's very cool because it's got
ABC and BC CBS it's got ESPN
it's got comedy central

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It's got a whole bunch of basic
you know channels basic
television channels

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Unfortunately most of them are
the San Francisco feeds so

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Really with the eight-hour time
difference it makes no sense for
me to try and watch anything in
prime time

35:17.880 --> 35:22.680
But just the whole idea that I
can flip it on here and I'm
seeing a San Francisco signal
literally

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I'm seeing the San Francisco
local affiliate of each of these
stations

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It's fantastic. I'm sure there's
a huge lawsuit waiting to happen
here

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although I don't know if I were
ABC and BC or CBS I'd be fucking
delighted

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You know you're you're it's not
like the commercials aren't
being aired with it the
commercials are being aired with
it

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It's free extra distribution
you're marketing to me and I'm
loving it

35:43.640 --> 35:49.880
Something you may want to try
out though because it's cool and
and they will also let you
broadcast using their
infrastructure as well so

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Keep a close eye on that

35:53.720 --> 35:58.360
Lakuna coil that's the last song
I'm gonna play for you today. I
didn't even know this but

35:59.400 --> 36:03.320
Lakuna coil who has appeared on
cover rolling stone magazine and

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Let me just see if I can find
I'm in the pod save music
network right now. Let me just
click through here

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Here we go look on a coil. Let
me see what the bio says

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Look on a coil exhibits a
miraculous eloquence in their
collusion of melody and metal

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They also maturely exhibit and
chanting Gothic overtones and
point melancholy to build their
ethereal ethereal ethereal

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ethereal musical landscape. Oh,
I really butcher that

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So this track has been released
before the official album

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Fucking A you better believe it
because they've seen the light
this is Lakuna coil

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And closer

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It's actually called the radio
edit go figure

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I like that little outro there

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