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Hey, there's this Chris of Tips
on the Top floor, see you all in
2007. Have a good one.

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Just from the top, from the top
floor tips, from the top of
right, from the top floor.

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Either at him, this is the king,
the king of Fubar.

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You know Adam, I was, I was a
little bit of the other day, and
I heard you, and the lady
Patricia, Patricia Pah.

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I was always like Pah, but you
and Patricia were singing a lot
of old songs,

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and it made me think back to the
days when Elvis used to sing
lots of songs,

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and it made me kind of blue
about the holidays there, Adam.

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So I was a wonder if you might
sing with me, sing one of my
Christmas classics, blue
Christmas.

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All right, here we go, one, it
is two, and three.

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Oh, I know the blue, Christmas
without you, that's without you
Adam.

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Oh, I'll be here so blue,
thinking about you.

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Well, Adam, I just wanted to say
that epic Fubar Friday for
Christmas and kicking off the

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D.O.C. 518.

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With $16 million worth of
airplane strapped to my ass,
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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I'm guessing it's Adam Curry.

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I did it five.

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It's Friday everybody, it's
Fubar.

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Come on.

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Stop joking, Mark.

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Go away.

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I did it five.

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Then, it's Friday.

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Fubar Friday.

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Here we go.

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That's it.

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There you go.

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I know you're going to dig this.

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You see what I'm saying?

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The evacuation order
acknowledged.

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Sorry, minutesetty.

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You can see.

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Sorry, there...

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I see the,</�� Prinzipian image.

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음 for your foot.

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There you go.

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Say a diction and dance at every
corner of our world.

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Understand the cost of the car
still exists.

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And my family I'm at the meeting
in my future.

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I don't care, I don't care, I
don't care.

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The route that meets my eyes

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Okay, I don't have one that's
good, but I'm fucking calling
you now and I'm full.

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[ Music ]

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So, here we are in the sky to
get the birds I do.

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So, here we are in the sky to
get the birds I do.

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So, here we are in the sky to
get the birds I do.

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So, here we are in the sky to
get the birds I do.

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So, here we are in the sky to
get the birds I do.

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So, here we are in the sky to
get the birds I do.

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So, here we are in the sky to
get the birds I do.

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So, here we are in the sky to
get the birds I do.

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I say this over and over again
you know when you see something
on the news or you read
something in the newspaper and
of course the only thing really
true in the newspaper are the
advertisements.

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And it is something you know
about there is always something
wrong with the story it is not
amazing so the stuff that you
don't know about is that
completely correct.

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So, here is what I saw yesterday
last evening on the BBC.

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And it was pretty cool they had
the visuals graphics and they
were explaining how airplanes
land and what they were saying
and here are the mistakes they
were making they are saying well
because of the fog the planes
land on autopilot.

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I don't think so that yes planes
can actually pick up a glide
path and can glide all the way
down but still the last couple
hundred feet.

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You have to be able to see
because the landing is done
manually yes there are some
aircraft that can do a complete
it's look it's not recommended.

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I wouldn't want to sit in an
aircraft is landing itself I
really want to do that last
little bit myself which is
extremely important is really
what pilots are trained to do.

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So, it's not true that the plane
lands itself is just not in fact
it's one of the most exciting
things in the world for any
aviator is when you're
completely in the peace soup in
the shit.

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And you're all you're doing is
flying on instruments I gotta
tell you this it's really is
exciting because I've done it
several times.

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So, you're not looking outside
there's nothing to see because
it's completely white it's a
complete white out you're in the
middle of the clouds or the fog
or whatever it is IFR conditions
as we call it.

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And particularly if you haven't
been doing it for a long time
you know if you actually look
outside well then you get kind
of a spatial disturbance like
vertigo and before you know it
you will have that aircraft
upside down without even knowing
you're even flying upside down.

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If you don't pay attention to
the instruments by the way
exactly what happened the JFK
junior.

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So, you follow the you pick up
the glide path you're looking at
your instruments and yeah you
can do it on autopilot but I've
done it manually and you just
keep following the glide path
down and the tower can see you
on radar and then all of a
sudden.

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You break through the the bottom
of the cloud or whatever the the
distances that that you can have
visual range and you see the
runway and then if you've done
everything properly and
everyone's done their job then
you are completely lined up
right on the center line on the
right glide path to just set it
down nicely.

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So you do need to have some form
of visual you need to be able to
see something you need to be
able to see the runway from wow
I'd say it can't be much less
than 150 feet probably 300 feet.

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So that's that's one part and
and so they had that completely
wrong in the BBC and then it was
like he was showing the pointing
out the radar antenna.

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And he said well you know even
though they've got radar.

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It's still very it's too you
know it's there's too much going
on for the radar to be able to
to track the planes on the
ground like hold on a second
radar doesn't track planes on
the ground okay.

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That's done visually from the
from the control tower so.

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The real issue is not
necessarily take off so pretty
much no problem either what the
hell is that stay away from my
jaguar.

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So taking off is not a problem
but the the biggest issue is
stuff happening on the ground so
you know if you if you've been
at a busy airport he throw of
course is one of the busiest in
the world.

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And you look at those planes
stacked up one after another as
they're coming in well they have
to separate those planes much
more like five to maybe even in
severe conditions 10 mile
separation.

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Because once you're on the
ground you know it's like you
got to be careful there's other
shit going on there and and the
pilot you know has limited
visibility as well.

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on the ground and then there's
de-icing and all this stuff that
just takes a lot of time so the
airports aren't really closed.

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They're just the reduced
capacity 50% at least maybe even
the 60% less capacity than
normal.

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Let's just hope that the
remaining 40% can include the in
laws.

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I love them dearly really.

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You know what I'm saying right
so I want to be with my family
and they're very very busy.

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For the holidays that whole
thing yesterday about Christmas
and the holidays.

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Paul Shepherd sent in the
something that's exactly right
he said interesting that the
bridge used holidays as the word
for vacation.

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When the word holiday as it's
entomology is it's entomology is
holy day.

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I would have to say and I think
I agree that when Americans say
happy holidays were actually
saying happy holy days.

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And I'm not quite sure how
vacation could be the same as a
holy day.

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So who's right the yanks or the
brits.

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Hey Adam this is Ed Roberts from
the pod safe Christmas podcast.

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You don't have to really out
some like 80 tunes over at the
pod safe Christmas podcast over
the course of the Christmas
season.

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I figured for the last four bar
Friday with the whole due
respect to the man jersey Todd
that I would submit a one of my
favorite pod safe Christmas
tunes that were released this
year to the pod safe music
network.

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Now I'm a big fan of the band
Chicago and this man the
American angel kind of has that
vibe to it, but especially true
in their song the best part of
Christmas.

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I tell you how much I like this
song.

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I've been listening to it just
like over and over again,
especially as I've been getting
ready for a I'm doing two one
hour kind of mixtape versions of
pod safe Christmas where I'm
rolling out all the best tunes
and I played over the course of
the Christmas season this
weekend.

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So kind of people have music for
their Christmas celebrations.

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But as I've been preparing for
this thing I just been listening
this song over and over and each
time I listen to it it gets
better and better.

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So I hope you enjoy this song as
much as I have American angel in
the best part of Christmas.

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Enjoy Adam and Merry Christmas.

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[ Music ]

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There's a spirit capture here at
you can read it in the air and
with the sentence chilling winds
and most don't seem to care.

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[ Music ]

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You can't put it right on,
nothing we've been through.

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You can't put it right on,
nothing we've been through.

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You can't put it right on,
nothing we've been through.

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You can't put it right on,
nothing we've been through.

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You can't put on, nothing to put
it right on, nothing we've been
through.

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You can't put it right on,
nothing we've been through.

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It was DailySourceCode.com, a
second life, here's one for you.

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The illustrious Brittany Mason,
who you probably know from Pod
Show Island, has created

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a video show, and you can find
that at
BrittanyMasonShow.podshow.com, I
think you should

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check that one out.

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Hey Adam, I've got a proposition
for you.

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Oh, I like that.

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How would you like to turn on
thousands of women and not take
the lovely lady Patricia

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off?

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Oh, that sounds like a deal.

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Would you love to personally
introduce women to a great way
to use their hands, all

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hours of the day, and night?

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Ah, yeah, very good.

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Hey, line out of the gutter.

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Sorry.

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I'm talking about introducing
them to one of the most popular
hobbies around.

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Scrap-up.

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Ah, yes.

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My name is Lynette, and I'm the
host of Scrapcast.

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The world's first Scrapbook and
paper arts podcast where we get
to play with paper, scissors,

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and glue, all the time.

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Hey, why not turn some men on as
well?

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After all, Hugh Heffner is an
avid Scrapbooker, and just look
at he's got.

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Scrapcast has been around since
June 2005, but is brand new to
the Pod Show family.

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You can come check out the show
at scrapcast.podshow.com.

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Scrapcast isn't just a podcast.

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It's Scrapbooking for your
speakers.

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Hmm.

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Okay, Lynette.

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And don't worry, Adam.

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You've still managed to turn me
on to podcasting that is.

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Hey, girl, welcome.

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Fantastic.

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Yeah, that's that's shit's big,
man.

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That's Scrapbooking.

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It's pretty outrageous.

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It's like knitting.

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And we're looking at a number of
knitting podcasts.

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I know, laugh all you want, but
there's a huge audience for that
stuff.

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Let's see if we can hook someone
from the States on the Voice
Mail line.

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One, two, one, six, two, one,
six, three, five, seven, one,
one, two, one, six, two, five,
six, three, five, seven.

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And we've got to brush with
greatness.

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Hey, Adam.

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It's out to us here from Rodondo
Beach.

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I am listening to DSC 516 here
in Patricia.

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And this is her open funny.

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We're briefly and on the give a
half-for-half talking about how
big it is in the UK.

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So, friend of mine, what I work
with is woman, she, she's a
teacher like me, but she

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moonlight, that can be at the
chart out in Rodondo Beach.

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And that's where the half was
last night, where the baby's
sophomore yet, looking out

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over the Pacific Ocean,
drinking, tower greener, nothing
fancy.

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She said he was on his best
behavior, so, you know, out of
his eyes as issues with the

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deaf holes Jews, but I guess he
was on his best behavior last
night.

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So, all right, keep up the good
work, Merry Christmas at the
holidays.

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Good, baby.

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Thank you.

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I love it when you send in to
brush with greatness, looking
for more of those, also from

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the UK.

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Remember, you got to put these
numbers in yourself on it.

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Don't forget the plus before
them for easy access.

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Plus, four, four, two, oh,
seven, six, eight, one, three,
seven, five, three, plus, four,
four,

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[ Music ]

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Now, let's all give a nod to the
heart and work in the Lord,
you're just in time.

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Yeah, yeah, yeah, just in time.

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Yo, what's up, AC?

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This Jersey tide, the official
musicologist of the Chacha.

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Hey, every once in a while a
band comes up on the Pod Save
Music Network, that absolutely

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blows at me away, and it makes
it absolutely impossible for me
to give you any other choice

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for you to play on Fubar Friday.

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Well, it's happened again this
week.

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This week, I'm bringing you the
band's stereo file out of
Brisbane, Australia.

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They're on their way to LA to
work with some of the team that
put the Red Hot Chili

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Peppers last down together.

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And if this song super flies any
indication, this band has got a
crazy future ahead of them.

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Hey, big man, this Jersey tide
signing out, but hey, let me
know what you want me to bring

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over it to your place for that
last blowout at the Casa de
Curre on New Year's Eve.

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Hey, I'll check you later.

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This is stereo file on a daily
source code.

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[ Music ]

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