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Delta Sierra Charlie Quattro
Chettano

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16 million dollars worth of
airplane strap 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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This is Delta Sierra Charlie for
nine form my name is boy at

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Yakshimash Adam Keri

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I like you

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In my country, man can go up
women and eat this normal

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So can I go Patricia Patricia
Mr. Keri

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[ Music ]

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Is it just me or does this song
have that?

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That very distinct holiday vibe
to it

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Sure sounds like it's a me

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Building our own future

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How this is how it sounds

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And this is the daily source
code

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Adam Curry

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That guy so smart

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He knows how it works

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Send out pros to everybody

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And don't play the song

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Absolutely

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It's Friday everybody

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We are completely food bar

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I speak not only for myself

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But about 58 other people who
work at pod show

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Been completely

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Well, they've just been boss the
wall

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All the way to the wire for the
past 30

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I'm sorry, 56 hours

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Give or take a couple

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As I look now at my sky presence

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Indicators still lots of
engineers online

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Even though they're on well

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I guess they may they may live
in San Francisco

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But there's certainly no longer
on San Francisco time

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And so we're all kind of fucked
up beyond repair

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But things are going well

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It is Friday it is the daily
source code episode

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Four nine or four coming to you
from the Curry Cottage

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And the affluent suburb of
Surrey

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Yesterday of course we had the
lady Patricia

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So yeah when I got one lady on

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I can't really have another one
to close by

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I can't really have another one
to close by

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Amy Mack

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It's here too

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Trim the ens

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The next time the lady comes on
it'll be great

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Adam

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Amy Mack

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Hey baby

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I'm sure you've heard enough of
my voice this week

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But again today

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Never enough

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Never enough Amy

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I've had as much fun watching
the process

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I did hosting it

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Real fantastic

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And everyone has had an
exhausting week

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But that means that more than
ever before

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We need to ask your son

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Yes

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Yes

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What are we doing

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Rive your wireless and get ready

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Oh, okay

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Hold on a second

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All right

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All right, I'm ready

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Doing side lunges

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Side lunges

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So you're going to start
standing tall with your feet
together

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Okay

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Now you're going to take a great
big step to the left

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To the left

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Then the left knee and bring
your arms down to the left ankle

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I'm not going to do this

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It's like right leg straight as
you can

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Okay

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Now come back up to the standing
position with feet together

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Okay

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We're going to do the right one

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Now to the right

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Right leg out wide

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Right knee bends

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Arms down for the right ankle

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And up

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I know you've seen your button
stomach to get back up

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So I'm not even going through
mine

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I'm sorry

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Yeah, yes I am

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Keep going

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On the night water go on each
side

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Due to those long legs

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I'll let you count

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Squeeze that vibe

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Yes

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This is a good stretch for your
upper body

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And it's a great workout for
your legs

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And of course we're sculpting
the booty

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As abs finishes

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I want to remind everyone that
fitness attack

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And Spanish will launch

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Translated by the fabulous mark
to bloom

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You can find all my shows at
fitness.potshow.com

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Hey

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Great job Adam

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That bud is really coming along

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I think that out for the
holidays

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I might be able to release you
and do it once a month's check
it

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Oh no

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But then maybe we should start
working on abs

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We could call it Adam's abs
exercise

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Hmm

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Well the name might need a
moment away

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Yeah really

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Anyway, my weekly work is done

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Until next time

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Thank you Amy Mack

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Yeah, I remember those

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I've done lots of lunges in my
life

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When I was fencing

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I only didn't do that to the
side

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You didn't forward

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But yep, I remember

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I can get the feelings coming
back

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You know

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Amy

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I think I need to see

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What

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What episode was this?

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12?

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Let me just check

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14 already, crap

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I think I need at least six more

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I think we need to take it to 20

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That's for sure

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Oh this is a nice place here

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It's real spiffy

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I know you guys

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I don't like spiffy

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Hey

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So you're Adam curry

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Incha

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Yeah

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What about you?

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Well let me introduce myself

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My name's Joey

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And these are my associates

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Many tree hands

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And fat Tony

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Tony he's a little too much

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This is a nice place

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You got here this podshow.com

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It's real classy

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I like classy

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But for being such a nice place

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Mr. Curry

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It's an awfully rough
neighborhood

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I mean being on the internet

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You know

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You have to worry about hackers
and viruses

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And what?

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Not clogging your tubes

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That's why me and the boys here

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We put together a little
security protection agency

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For just a few dollars a day

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We'll make sure that

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Almost nothing bad happens to
you

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Now you can make payment

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In the alley

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Next to the angry geek.com

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Just leave your payment in small

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Unmarked bills in a little
suitcase behind the dumpster

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Oh, Mr. Curry

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If you decide to back out of
this little financial
arrangement we've entered into

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Why don't I just show you why we
call him many tree hands

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Hey Vinnie

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Show him that hand you got

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No Vinnie

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Not your left hand

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The hand you wear around your
neck

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Fucking war

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Yes that hand Vinnie

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Please show it to Mr. Curry

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Anyway Mr. Curry

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As you can see he has a severed
hand around his neck

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That's a hand of the last
podcaster that didn't

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Honor our financial arrangements

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You can put it away now Vinnie

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Yes, I'm sure you can put it
away now Vinnie

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Thank you

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He's a sick bastard he really is

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But we keep him around anyway

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You know he gets the job done

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That and what we get the fire

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Anyway Mr. Curry

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You want our financial
arrangement today

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And we'll make sure nothing bad
before you

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You have a good day Mr. Curry

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Come on boys. Let's say I'm
scary

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You guys are just too kind

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So before I could even mention
it

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Already phone calls coming in

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You know I'm getting into the
holiday spirit

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We've got the cold crisp air
outside

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Today not a great flying day

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Hopefully tomorrow or Sunday

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I am planning on crossing the
channel again

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But as I said it's the holiday
season

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That's why you know the Howard
Jones tune kind of a little bit
of holiday vibe

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Even though I don't know if it
was meant as a holiday vibe
record

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But it kind of gave me that vibe

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And yeah, you know what I'm
waiting for this time of year

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Which I'm under frequent
listening

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Probably more frequent caller

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I'm listening to that time of
year

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Were you going to start knocking
on about

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Bloody egg nog

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Which is you know

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American thing

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Make sure you check out

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The wine

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Believe it's called Mama
Uniformly

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My Lima Echo Delta

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I'll never get it the English
stuff

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Make sure you check that out
because it's good stuff

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Fight

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From Bernie's world at
burnewsworldcast.podshow.com

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A couple of weeks ago

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I sent your tune for footballer
Friday

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And I screwed it up

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Sent you something that was
footballer

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And you played in any way

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Then last week I sent you an
intro

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That goofed on you

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And that whole go daddy domain
name thing

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That was good

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You turned around and you took
it

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You laid it over the first song
of the footballer Friday show

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And you made it from some half
baked

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Homemade intro into something

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That sounded really awesome

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So I kind of owe you

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I wanted to send just the right
tune

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For footballer Friday this week

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I have an instrumental for you

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And if you like hard rock and
guitar solos

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Funky bass and heavy metal jams

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Then this instrumental is for
you

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All right

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It's called Screaming Chicken

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It's by Jobo

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It's on the Podsafe music
network

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And it's got everything you're
looking for

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For footballer Friday except for
one thing

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It needs more cowbell

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So here's Screaming Chicken by
Jobo

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No problem

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I got to it

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You

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[ Music ]

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You

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You

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You

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You

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You

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You

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You

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You

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Take it all

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Damn

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That is excellent

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You

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You

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jam that is instrumental. Don't
play a lot of those on the
Charlie, but yeah, like it.
Dude, thank you so much.

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Comic strip, comic strip, comic
strip, comic strip, comic strip,
comic strip,

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CSB sent in an audio comment.
I've not listened to it myself.
Actually, I had lost it.

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I put it in a wrong folder
somewhere and if you see my
desktop right now, it's just
filled with

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crap and I used Google Google
Desktop search and bam, turns
out I had thrown it into my

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documents folder, but it popped
up immediately. Do love that
Google Desktop search.

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So let's listen to this for the
first time together, shall we?

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Hiya, Adam Curry. You are
aviation freak, so you may be
know how critical, so called

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Battle of Britain was. This
battle took place between UK and
Germany in the air only.

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So here is a young-polette style
question. He loves of what
nationality, where second?

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Did you say penis or pilots?
Most effective in this battle
after Englishmen?

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Oh, how about a Polish? It's a
battle of Britain, do you know?

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Polish? Well, these were Native
Americans, no scots. These were
Paul. I told you my compatriots.

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After EU announcement, in 2004,
over 500,000 Pauls emigrated to
UK. So now, birds are scared and
close.

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Temporarily, work market for
buggerians or minions, the new
EU citizens from next year.

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However, the point system for
emigrants, that your soil mate
Patricia mentioned,

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does not apply to EU citizens at
all, but to people from outside
of EU. Good.

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So for example, people from
Asia, you know. Partition was
right after all, but of course,
EU citizens

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have no limits at all, and this
point system doesn't apply to
them.

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So, by the way, I am launching a
video blog on the domain
www.smartphone.tv, and I'm
pondering which video

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hosting service should I use,
which is the best. Do you have
any suggestions? Bye-bye, Adam.

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Yo. Well, yo yourself, CSB.
Interesting. First of all, we
look at smartphone.tv.

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Coming soon, and it will be blog
with videos about smartphones.
Yo.

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Dude, uh, you can use, um,
podshow plus for that. What did
you expect me to say anything
different?

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Podshow plus now also under
videos allows you to upload a
single video and create a viral
video

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out of it with an embed code and
all that groovy stuff. So that
would be one way, or you could
upload

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those, and you'll be able to add
them to feed. I mean, there's
all kinds of stuff that that
we've

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put in all kinds of neat little
things under the hood that I'm
waiting for you guys to
discover.

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Now, about the Polish pilots,
uh, commonster blogger, I
actually didn't know that. I am
an aviation,

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and I didn't know that the
Polish pilots, pilots
contributed to the battle. But
actually,

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they were going to help a couple
more important battles during
the Second World War,

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but the Polish Air Force ran out
of coal, unfortunately. Sorry
about that, dude.

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All right, you're on hard like
to present Sir Jersey Todd. Now,
Sir Jersey Todd is the most

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badass learner in podcasting. So
you can be sure he won't be
saving any damsels into stress.

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He'll be chasing behind the
ambulance on horseback, waiting
to sue the asses off the dragons
that

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are in jail.

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[ Music ]

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Just in time, yeah, just in
time, yeah

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Yo, what's up, AC?

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Jersey tied the official Nighted
Musicologist of The Delloy
Source code

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And I just want to thank the
great and amazing Jim Armstrong
from Sonic Delloy Records

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For his cover of Jeff Smith's
Jersey tied theme song

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I mean, how cool is that?

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Anyway, Adam, listen, the
elections are over here in the
States

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And I finally can come out and
say how upset I was

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About all of the negative
campaigning here in Jersey

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I mean, please, New Jersey get
such a reputation

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New Jersey gets such a
reputation

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of having corrupt officials and
places of power.

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And let me just say this.

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New Jerseyans are not people who
take bribes,

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we are not corrupt,

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and we are not otherwise easily
influenced.

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All right, I just had to get
that off my chest.

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All right, listen, I'm cool.

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Today on the Cha Cha,

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I'd like to bring you one of my
favorite artists,

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the great and amazing Jim
Armstrong

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from Sonic Deli Records.

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Hey, how about that?

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And it's song Angel in our
corner,

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that you're gonna like it a lot.

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It's a great food bar song,

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and have some fun and I'll see
you around.

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We all need Angel in our corner,

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[ Music ]

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and we are leaving, and we are
leaving, and we are leaving, and
we are leaving, and we are
leaving.

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Well, I think that makes it
official.

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This is probably the longest
promo ever run on the daily
source code, Jersey Todd

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often vacation.

24:35.480 --> 24:40.480
I hope I'll be back for next
week, and I have to say I'm a
little bit envious of that

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song.

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It's an awesome one, dude.

24:42.480 --> 24:43.480
Congrats.

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Fubar Faday continues with
something, actually, I think I
should make a regular

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feature.

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It's a little bit on the long
side, but I wouldn't mind having
more of these sent in.

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Maybe just once a week or once
every other week.

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I remember I was talking about
Jennifer Yenolo from Food
Philosophy.

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Actually, she was racking on me,
and then she did me to a
cook-off, like that's really

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going to work.

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I can cook, but I can't cook,
like anyone named Yenolo saying,
but I have a secret weapon.

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Hey Adam, it's Chef Mark in New
York.

25:25.560 --> 25:30.520
I heard the little slap down my
friend Jennifer Yenolo gave you
for mangling her name,

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and the recipe thrown down she
challenged you to.

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I figured since she really knows
her way around the kitchen, you
might need a little

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help in your corner.

25:38.000 --> 25:42.880
Since the remarkable pilot
podcast is now the newest show
on the Potio PDN, I can step in

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and help you out.

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Here's a little recipe you might
use with splendor flavor blends
to bring to the

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throwdown with Jennifer.

25:48.760 --> 25:49.760
Okay.

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I call this strawberry, French
vanilla and Napoleon.

25:52.720 --> 25:57.800
You'll need some frozen pre-made
pup pastry shells, some ricotta
cheese, fresh strawberries,

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and a few packets of French
vanilla splendor flavor blend.

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Now, you know what's great about
this is you can keep this show
on your mobile device.

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And when you're shopping, you
can stop it and you can rewind
it and listen to the ingredients

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and then as you're preparing
this wonderful dish of which I
forgot in the name, we need

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a snappy or name, Marks, sorry,
snappy or name.

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Then you can actually do the
same thing.

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It'll work.

26:18.320 --> 26:19.320
Trust me.

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After vanilla flavored splendor
into about 3-4 cups of softened
ricotta cheese, be sure

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to blend it really well, make it
smooth and creamy, and get it to
just the sweetness

26:28.560 --> 26:29.560
you like.

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If you like it even richer and
creamier, use muscarpone cheese
and a hand blender to whip

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it.

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Slice your strawberries or
whatever fresh fruit you'd like
and set them aside.

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Next, you're going to bake off a
couple of pre-cut frozen pup
pastry shells in the oven.

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You can get these in the freezer
case of most grocery stores.

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When they've cooled, carefully
divide them into two or three
layers.

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Spread a little of the vanilla
cream over the bottom layer,
line up a few slices of
strawberries

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so that they just peek out the
edges and then top with a second
layer of the pup pastry.

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Repeat with more cream and
strawberries and then top with
the last layer of pup pastry.

27:04.320 --> 27:08.480
You of course, you can
substitute raspberries for the
strawberries, but always get
something

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that's fresh and in-season, or
you can use one of the other
flavor blends as well.

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If you want to get a little
fancy, you can even pure some
raspberries with a little
splendor

27:17.160 --> 27:18.960
and a squeeze of lemon juice.

27:18.960 --> 27:22.360
Push it through a fine mesh
sieve to get rid of the seeds
and voila!

27:22.360 --> 27:26.440
You have a sweet and bright
raspberry cule to drizzle over
your dessert.

27:26.440 --> 27:30.800
And that, my friend, is how you
meet a recipe throw down.

27:30.800 --> 27:34.160
Don't tell Jennifer I help you
out or she'll lock me in the
root cellar with the kitchen

27:34.160 --> 27:35.160
elves.

27:35.160 --> 27:36.160
Ah!

27:36.160 --> 27:38.160
We're all waiting for you, chef.

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Hey, keep it down in there.

27:40.280 --> 27:41.560
I'll make you chop more onion.

27:41.560 --> 27:42.560
No!

27:42.600 --> 27:46.400
Anyway, out of check out
remarkablepalott.potcho.com.

27:46.400 --> 27:51.440
On my latest show, I interviewed
Chef Mingxai at an actual
cranberry bog that they built

27:51.440 --> 27:52.840
into Rockefeller Center.

27:52.840 --> 27:53.840
Ah!

27:53.840 --> 27:57.840
By the way, the elves crunch,
but I most definitely full.

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Yeah.

27:58.840 --> 27:59.840
See you later, buddy.

27:59.840 --> 28:04.120
You know, Chef Mark, I think we
can do this as a regular
feature, but we got to change

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the production a little bit.

28:05.960 --> 28:10.040
As much as I appreciate that you
put this music together, we
really need something more

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like, let me see if there you
go.

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And nowadays, I'm done, man, it
is time for the one and only
matrimarch.

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Our chef fixed, rodna, to bring
you today's recipe of the week.

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Chef Mark is all yours.

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And then you come in and you
say, today we have the vaging
surprise.

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Oh, good.

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For something like that.

28:33.760 --> 28:39.760
And then we could end it every
single time with, eh, eh, eh,
eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh,
eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh,
eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh, eh,
eh.

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But bon appetit!

28:40.760 --> 28:43.760
Fuck me.

28:43.760 --> 28:45.760
I didn't work the way I wanted
it to.

28:45.760 --> 28:51.680
Adam, I know you've read playboy
magazine, so you've probably
seen the advisor column.

28:51.680 --> 28:55.840
And the advisor, uh, one of the
best known and off-bread
features of playboy magazine is
also

28:55.840 --> 29:00.000
one of the most popular advice
columns in the world, with more
than 10 million readers in

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14 countries.

29:01.800 --> 29:07.200
And the actual playboy advisor
himself, my buddy, Chip Ro,
senior editor of the magazine,

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is on Pacific Coast Highway this
Friday talking about the book,
the column, and a whole lot

29:12.200 --> 29:13.200
more.

29:13.200 --> 29:17.960
In fact, Chip talks about so
much great stuff on the show
that I had to break the
interview

29:17.960 --> 29:18.960
up into two parts.

29:18.960 --> 29:24.560
Well, the first part, dropping
on Friday, at Pacific
CoastHellway.podgeow.com.

29:24.560 --> 29:29.240
And of course, I had to ask
Chip, what was the craziest
weirdest letter he ever got

29:29.240 --> 29:31.240
as the playboy advisor?

29:31.240 --> 29:32.240
And this is what he told me.

29:32.240 --> 29:35.400
Well, I can have a few
favorites.

29:35.400 --> 29:41.720
The one that always comes up
first is the guy who dragged the
lazy boy out into the woods,

29:41.720 --> 29:47.240
and he would go sit in it naked
and spray a bug spray all over
himself except his genitals.

29:47.240 --> 29:51.160
And you can go back to people in
a minute to let that digest.

29:51.160 --> 29:54.720
And his question was basically,
is this, is this normal?

29:54.720 --> 29:58.840
And if you want to know how the
playboy advisor answered that
question, well, you'll just have

29:58.840 --> 30:02.120
to check out the interview at
Pacific CoastHellway.

30:02.120 --> 30:03.120
So thanks, Adam.

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And you know what?

30:04.120 --> 30:09.120
I'm going to be sending you a
copy of the Deer Playboy advisor
book for Christmas along

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with a box of tissues, because I
know you're going to dig it.

30:11.840 --> 30:14.120
I'll catch you later.

30:14.120 --> 30:16.520
Yo, Mark.

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Cool deal, man.

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So that's today, then, I guess,
that it goes up, right?

30:21.560 --> 30:25.480
Oh, about Chef Mark, I almost
forgot to say, ladies.

30:25.480 --> 30:26.480
He's dreamy.

30:26.480 --> 30:27.480
Hey, everyone.

30:27.480 --> 30:28.480
This is Eugene tomorrow.

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My question for you is this.

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How long have you been with your
internet service provider?

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How many times have you
switched?

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My internet service provider is
EarthLink, and I have been with
them as a subscriber since

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April 17, 1998.

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Now, that's a long time before
anyone had ever heard of iPods
or podcasting or even cable

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or DSL broadband.

30:51.080 --> 30:55.360
For over eight years now, I have
relied on EarthLink for internet
connectivity and spam

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for email, and they have never
let me down.

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If you are tired of bad service,
inconsistent connectivity,
constantly rising prices and
email

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accounts full of spam, come on
over where I am, EarthLink.net,
go to www.EarthLink.net, and

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you can get a great deal on
internet service.

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I got to go double check.

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I think the EarthLink campaign
ends this week.

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I'm not quite sure.

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Oh, maybe it's till the end of
the month.

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I got to find out.

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Of course, go Daddy continues.

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It looks like we're working on
some really cool with go Daddy.

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I wish I could tell you.

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I don't think the deal has been
signed yet, but I wish I could
tell you what it's going

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to be.

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A fucking awesome promotion.

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And now a word from our sponsor.

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This is the Brits.

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We'll drive each other crazy,
but everybody knows that it's
apparent to see that just like

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you and me, it's the Yanks.

31:58.320 --> 32:03.840
And the Brits, the Yanks versus
the Brits.

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Mind the game.

32:04.840 --> 32:05.840
I don't know.

32:05.840 --> 32:08.800
I just had as you were talking
on them in a day,

32:08.800 --> 32:12.720
Daddy's supposed to come in
because I said, and I heard you
mentioned the sort of

32:12.720 --> 32:18.320
comparison between UK, not UK,
European Union, United States,
and people in New Jersey.

32:18.320 --> 32:21.080
You're going to like other
states for work.

32:21.080 --> 32:24.400
Now, I think what you mean, and
I agree with you, I think it's a
big deal.

32:24.400 --> 32:28.000
But you can't quite make the
comparison between European
Union and United States.

32:28.000 --> 32:29.000
They are different.

32:29.000 --> 32:33.920
Well, they are still the
independent nations, we're not
going to serve the words
anymore.

32:33.920 --> 32:37.240
I mean, I don't even have to say
it's probably that the states
are to a point that I don't

32:37.240 --> 32:38.240
have the right.

32:38.240 --> 32:40.240
But they are not the same thing.

32:40.240 --> 32:45.760
So, not quite as like, I'd like
to look at your, I think, that
people have won, we want

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to come here.

32:46.760 --> 32:47.760
Yeah.

32:47.760 --> 32:48.760
You can imagine.

32:48.760 --> 32:50.760
It'd be nice if you got it
something.

32:50.760 --> 32:53.560
Anyway, it's mentioned in recent
times, come like that.

32:53.560 --> 32:57.360
Okay, I didn't understand any of
the last half of that, except
that the comparison

32:57.400 --> 33:07.040
of New York, New Jersey, UK and
other European states is not
equitable, not equivalent.

33:07.040 --> 33:09.040
There you go.

33:09.040 --> 33:10.040
Can you tell them football?

33:10.040 --> 33:13.200
I got a green kind of disagree
with you.

33:13.200 --> 33:17.720
First of all, why do you call it
a state if it isn't a state?

33:17.720 --> 33:22.840
And as far as comparisons go,
New York and New Jersey, it's
like two different places.

33:22.840 --> 33:26.240
We talk differently, we have
different money and New Jersey
are money is a little bit more

33:26.240 --> 33:27.240
greysier.

33:27.240 --> 33:32.960
Yeah, I mean, different
countries, Texas, Texas is a
whole different country from New
York

33:32.960 --> 33:33.960
and New Jersey.

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So, there isn't all that much
difference as far as I'm
concerned.

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And still, you can move around
pretty freely.

33:40.640 --> 33:46.720
Music by the Jim Offerman band,
Russell Wolfe, and Marx says hi
on the next edition of

33:46.720 --> 33:48.680
the Pot-Safe Treasures Podcast.

33:48.680 --> 33:53.880
I'm Eugene T. Roya Join us,
download the program at
potsafetreasures.potshow.com.

33:54.800 --> 33:58.680
You know, if you haven't seen
it, BTpotshow.com is launched
now in the UK.

33:58.680 --> 34:03.640
You can get to it from anywhere
and you'll see the subtle
differences between potshow.com

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and BTpotshow.com.

34:05.640 --> 34:09.520
One of them being some of the
shows that we have running
there, you have to check out

34:09.520 --> 34:13.120
the International Sex Therapist,
Dr. Cockney.

34:13.120 --> 34:14.760
You'll find them right there in
the home page.

34:14.760 --> 34:17.720
This show is fucking awesome.

34:17.720 --> 34:20.520
Think a white ballboard art.

34:20.520 --> 34:23.520
Not that board art isn't white,
but you know what I'm saying?

34:24.000 --> 34:29.280
Roaming the streets of London as
the International Sex Therapist
and really giving us

34:29.280 --> 34:35.840
an eye-opener and a deep probe
into English culture, English
sexual culture.

34:35.840 --> 34:38.360
I think he also has a Potshow
site.

34:38.360 --> 34:40.760
What is it? International Sex
Therapist.potshow.com?

34:40.760 --> 34:42.960
Yeah, probably something like
that.

34:42.960 --> 34:48.000
And for all the talking I was
doing about this thing called
Goose Inc.

34:48.000 --> 34:49.160
Goose Inc.

34:49.160 --> 34:53.200
Which allows you to synchronize
your Google calendar, which I
use along with my

34:53.240 --> 34:55.240
Gmail onto your mobile phone.

34:55.240 --> 34:56.600
I couldn't get this thing to
work.

34:56.600 --> 34:59.760
It was supposed to send me
authentication message and I
didn't.

34:59.760 --> 35:02.440
And then I said, well, just
delete your profile and start
it.

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It just didn't work.

35:03.440 --> 35:11.040
And then I got an email from
Otto Heldemann and Otto pointed
me to gcalsink.com.

35:11.040 --> 35:13.120
Which is an open source Java
application.

35:13.120 --> 35:18.520
So it'll run on your Java phone,
which the Nokia E61 handles
quite nicely.

35:18.520 --> 35:21.120
So gcalsink is golf Charlie
Alpholimus Chero.

35:21.200 --> 35:26.520
Yankee November Charlie dot com
installed it, worked right off
the bat, synchronized

35:26.520 --> 35:27.520
in my calendars.

35:27.520 --> 35:32.800
I haven't been able to get it to
write up to the Google calendar
only to pull down

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from the Google calendar, which
is kind of a drawback.

35:34.800 --> 35:38.000
But maybe I'm not doing
something right or maybe there's
another version coming along.

35:38.000 --> 35:39.000
We'll do that.

35:39.000 --> 35:40.000
I'm sure.

35:40.000 --> 35:42.040
But it's definitely something
you want to check out if you
have a Java capable

35:42.040 --> 35:44.040
phone.

35:44.040 --> 35:51.040
Join Dawn and Drew as the
interview BT composer,
songwriter, and DJ
extraordinaire.

35:51.280 --> 35:54.240
We'll talk about his new
project, this binary universe.

35:54.240 --> 35:58.600
And all sorts of other crazy
things that you won't hear
anywhere else.

35:58.600 --> 36:02.000
It'll be November 13th over at
DonAndrew.com.

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Don't miss it.

36:04.000 --> 36:06.040
You know, um,

36:06.040 --> 36:10.400
check out my new album, this
binary universe, and you're
listening to the Don and Drew

36:10.400 --> 36:11.560
showed check it out.

36:11.560 --> 36:13.400
They got chicken.

36:13.400 --> 36:15.600
Yes, they do.

36:15.600 --> 36:18.800
I was cruising through the
positive music network.

36:18.880 --> 36:22.560
You know, as I did yesterday,
when I just found my chemical
romance, and I found this

36:22.560 --> 36:28.880
outfit from, um, well, she
doesn't say with her from, I
wonder.

36:28.880 --> 36:33.200
Well, their name is area
phonics, and let me just read
from the bio here.

36:33.200 --> 36:37.200
Area phonics is created a
totally new music style by
combining elements of classical
crossover

36:37.200 --> 36:41.800
with moods close to 70s
conceptual albums on this
groundbreaking album.

36:41.800 --> 36:48.360
Modern electronic sounds are
combined with the lyricism of
Italian aria.

36:48.360 --> 36:50.240
And actually, I was going to
play this song first.

36:50.240 --> 36:53.520
Let me see if I can just pop
this up for you, just so you can
hear a little bit.

36:53.520 --> 36:59.000
I'm playing it directly from the
web browser at
music.podshow.com.

36:59.000 --> 37:04.200
And I kind of thought I was
interesting because it was
listed as genre was opera.

37:04.200 --> 37:08.320
And it's titled Sposason
Distresatta.

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I still kick my ass, which I
hear is my pronunciation.

37:11.720 --> 37:15.000
And I thought that was, uh, that
by itself was pretty cool.

37:15.000 --> 37:20.440
But then I found this other
track they have, which, to me,
was just such a fantastic

37:20.440 --> 37:21.440
mashup.

37:21.440 --> 37:31.080
And it's actually legal, so I
want to listen to this one.

37:31.080 --> 37:34.960
The only problem with Microsoft
is they just have no taste.

37:34.960 --> 37:36.960
They have absolutely no taste.

37:36.960 --> 37:40.160
They have absolutely no taste.

37:40.160 --> 37:44.240
Not only is it's common, but
it's still new.

37:44.240 --> 38:01.040
No taste, no taste, no taste, no
taste, no taste, no taste, no
taste, no taste, no taste, no
taste.

38:01.040 --> 38:07.040
They don't think of original
ideas and they don't bring much
culture into their product.

38:07.040 --> 38:19.520
No taste, no smell, no taste, no
smell, no taste, no smell, no
taste, no smell, no taste.

38:21.250 --> 38:37.120
[ Music ]

38:37.120 --> 38:47.120
Just killing from me.

38:47.120 --> 39:02.920
No taste, no taste, no taste, no
taste, no taste, no taste, no
taste.

39:02.920 --> 39:04.260
Just killing from me.

39:04.260 --> 39:06.760
Just killing from me.

39:06.760 --> 39:16.760
No taste, no taste, no taste, no
taste.

39:16.760 --> 39:26.760
Good on it's coffee, and there's
still.

39:26.760 --> 39:30.760
Are you in version?

39:30.760 --> 39:32.760
You're still in version.

39:32.760 --> 39:34.760
You just think you're not.

39:34.760 --> 39:38.760
No taste, no taste, no taste.

39:38.760 --> 39:42.760
No taste, no taste.

39:42.760 --> 39:46.760
No taste, no taste.

39:46.760 --> 39:50.760
No taste, no taste.

39:50.760 --> 39:52.760
Better than you are.

39:52.760 --> 39:58.760
That doesn't matter.

39:58.760 --> 40:00.760
Excellent.

40:00.760 --> 40:05.760
I'm not quite sure what the
version thing was doing in there
all of a sudden, but I liked it
a lot.

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I just realized that we're
missing an important link.

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If you haven't seen it yet, we
had now have really the audience
facing side of the

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positive music network.

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If you go to patchart.com slash
music or just hit in the music
tab anywhere.

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You'll see that we have all
these artists pages.

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We've now brought it out into
the forefront.

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You can get an artist and put it
into your collection.

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It'll play in the dashboard.

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You can't download it, but you
can play it in the dashboard.

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You can get an embeddable player
of your favorite artists.

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All of their tracks will then
appear on the page that you put
that code into.

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And you can play it right from
that page.

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So there's just a whole bunch of
things that we've done, but
there's no connection from the

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really the producer side, the
podcast or side, which is the
pod save music network.

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Now I've got to go find the link
on the music side of
podshow.com.

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So I can paste that in because
that's really what you want to
be.

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Which you want to be looking at.

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Certainly as a listener.

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And then of course, so we need
it the other way around.

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So if you're a producer or a
podcaster or anything you find
on podshow.com slash music,

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you should also be able to click
that and add it to your play
list or something like that.

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That's something I still got to
work on.

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As we have to work on many, many
things.

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But we're getting there.

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I think over the weekend we'll
really clear up most of the big
buggies.

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And then we can go towards
rolling out more of the video
stuff.

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And please, you've got to check
out what we've done for the
podcas producers.

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You know what?

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I am indeed quite footballer.

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I don't get it today.

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It's Friday.

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Monday Tuesday Wednesday
Thursday.

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Food about Friday.

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Add a spinal fund for the week.

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Well, for the final thought of
the week.

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Yesterday, I did a show with the
lovely lady Patricia.

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And I actually listened back to
it in the car.

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I was running a couple of
errands.

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Yeah, I'd like to listen to
shows once more.

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Particularly Patricia's on and I
can kind of see how the vibe
was.

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And I have to say that I'm going
to try and improve myself a
little bit.

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It's been incredibly busy the
past few weeks.

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I've been sleep deprived along
with all of my colleagues.

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But Patricia had some very valid
points.

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She said, hey, you're just not
in the good mood.

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And I thought to myself, that
really sucks.

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Even though I'm really tired and
even though things aren't going
exactly the way I wanted to go,

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I should be a lot nicer.

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And so the next time you're
feeling shitty, tired, food
barred,

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remember those who love you and
who really are just doing
everything they can to support
you.

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And the only thing you have to
do is just flash them a smile.

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I know.

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It worked for me last night.

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And Tuesday, Wednesday.

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Thursday, full by Friday.

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And I'm spinal thought on the
reef.

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On my cast, last night.

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That's it for me, everybody.

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Have a great weekend.

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I'll be back here on Monday with
a more crap.

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Bye-bye.

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Another pod show podcast.

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Stick it in your ear.

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Get this pod cast and we're
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