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This year at Charlie, 5-2-Niner.

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I like to think I'm flying into
this journey.

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[ Music ]

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It's time to try and get me in
the back of my mind, and I just
lose straight from time to time.

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Last week there was an email
that was circulating the Potio
mail servers.

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I think the title was vagrant
effen records.

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The lemon heads indeed are now
on the Potio music network.

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Thanks to the label vagrant
records, they put a whole bunch
of stuff up there, including
Paul Westerberg.

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That was no back bone, and of
course you'll find a link to
that in the show notes.

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Hey everybody, how you doing?

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Daily source code episode number
five to nine are coming to you
from the Curry condo.

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It's Sunday evening, and when I
say evening, it's 10 minutes to
seven, and I just had a great
day.

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I was charged up.

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We got up reasonably early for a
weekend for me before nine
o'clock, because we had a photo
shoot going on at the office
between 10 and 1230.

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I wanted to go over there and
check out how it was going.

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So it was beautiful outside
today.

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It was just a very nice.

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The wind was calm.

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Oh for four bay area statistics.

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I would say reasonably calm.

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Sun was out in shining.

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It was just nice.

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After the session was over,
locked up the office, and I
walked around a bit, went down
to the water's edge.

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And I got myself a sandwich and
came back.

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And I was, and there's a whole
bunch of things we got to talk
about.

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But now that I have some version
of connectivity and internet
bandwidth in the condo
temporarily, again, I'll get
that in a second.

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I was going through, you know, I
had the computer open again,
because without an internet
connection, the computer is just
useless.

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It really is, unless it's a
specific task you want to
perform, but I'm always popping
around.

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And I forget about the net being
even connected until you have to
do something.

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I think through voice mails, and
I came across this one.

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Hi Adam is talking checking in.

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From a rather grey, cold and
miserable London.

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So there you go, that's life.

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Just quick question.

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Where haven't you occurring some
twin?

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I was really looking forward to
that.

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I appreciate an update.

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Check it.

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Bye.

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Thank you, parking.

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I don't even know.

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Did I play that on Friday?

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I might have.

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So I remembered.

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And it was, uh, or wasn't, you
know, it was like two o'clock.

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But a quick Gmail search, search
for Leo Tweet.

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And there was an email thread
because we had gone back and
forth on me joining on, uh, on
Tweet.

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He wanted to pay me 20 bucks.

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I said, I, I do it for free.

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As long as he kissed the ring.

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And, um, so I sent him email,
you know, I said, hey Leo, you
know,

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and this whole thread is
probably seven or eight emails
long.

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And of course, Gmail nicely
tracks that for me.

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And it, uh, it didn't work out
because every single time they,

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they would be taping, it would
be taped on Sunday around, uh,
11 30 p.m.

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Uh, UK time.

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So, you know, I typically
travel, uh, from San Francisco
to London on Saturday arriving
Sunday.

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You know, I'm in the house
around 12 noon.

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And I just didn't think I would
be coherent at all by that time.

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So it didn't work out.

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And I said, this is perfect.

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They, oh, all set of an email.

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And Leo said, yeah, man, no
problem.

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Come on over.

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So, um, Barkey, there's your
answer.

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Uh, it's on the next episode of
Twitter.

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I think it'll be episode number
85.

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And I gotta tell you, I really
thoroughly enjoyed myself.

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It was a nice conversation.

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It was a lot about the
technology news and stuff that
I'm very interested in.

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And it was, uh, it was just a
good chat, you know, it wasn't
an interview situation,

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which is what I, what I despise
most of the time.

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When you go on these shows, this
was just really, um, just a
couple of geeks hanging out

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talking on us on day after noon.

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So, uh, be sure to check that
out.

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It may even be up by the time
you see it.

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So, as I have a, you know,
connectivity and, and of course,
having gone through that, you
know,

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you do, the creative juices are
just flowing.

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And, uh, and I'm, and I'm
thinking about, I'm writing
stuff down.

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Or this is going to talk about
tomorrow.

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This is going to talk about
tomorrow.

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So, you know, screw it.

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I'm just going to do a show
right now.

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Uh, and then I'll have all that
extra time tomorrow morning.

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I can sleep in a little bit
until like 7.

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30 if I really want to.

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Uh, so, um, it may even be, um,

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Monday evening by the time you
folks know Australia here, this.

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I don't know.

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Anyway, um, it, uh, going back
to the, uh, to the weather.

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So now, of course, it's dark
outside, but just imagine here,

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if you've never been to Northern
California, uh,

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these are these are the nights
that I really love.

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It is so clear.

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You can see stars.

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You can see aircraft.

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It has that crisp, cool kind of
feeling to it outside.

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It's just nice.

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And I've got the, uh, the
baker's rack all stacked up with
the equipment.

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Uh, I have no light over here.

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Usually I'm doing this in the
morning.

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I even have to, uh, draw the
blind because of the sunlight
coming through.

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So I've got candles lit.

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I've got a little incest go
incense.

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Hello, Adam.

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Mike Turner here from Central
Bristol, the thermo show
podcast.

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See, about, um, vote a phone of
3G broadband and then hit a one
gig a month.

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I'm actually by extra bandwidth
if you need it just to let you
know.

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The egg gonna suddenly cut you
off.

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You possibly speak to them.

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Or you will just get build for
the extra bandwidth.

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Anyway, just let you know, uh,
choose for now.

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Yeah, that was one of the things
that happened on Friday.

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Uh, you know, the first thing I
did when I got up is I called
the, uh,

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customer support to get my, uh,
my line re-provision, you know,

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I had to wait 15 days before
some other service disconnected
real hassle.

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And so because they closed, you
know, of course it like six or
seven o'clock in the UK,

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the, the help desk.

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Or at least you're gonna get the
second string team, you know.

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So I called in went through the
menus.

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You know, you have to re-explain
it every single time you call in
and I got disconnected twice.

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Cox, it made me so angry.

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Uh, so but it's working for the
girls.

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Uh, I'm gonna, can I not gonna,
would there?

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I'm not gonna this candlestick.
There we go.

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Uh, it's working and, you know,
I had it hooked up to a Mac.

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It was really good I went
through that exercise because I
went through quite a bit of
exercise

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myself here in the condo.

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Let's get into it. You know what
actually I think this we see if
I can find it here

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Here we go it qualifies

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104 104 104 you'll have moments
104 104 104 104 104 104 and
moments

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And now it's time for the 104
you'll have moment

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It's not about conspiracy
theories. It's about geeky stuff

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So this that's a let it be fair
warning for you that this is a
geek moment here

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So I've calm cast in the condo
calm cast up generally been very
happy with haven't ever had a
real problem

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I have their cable television
service. I have the on-demand
service. I have pretty much

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All the the basic super packages
you want. I don't have the
sports package or anything like
that

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And I have their high speed
internet and it's work pretty
much show okay for me

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Now what went wrong and you know
that since I arrived Wednesday
in the condo

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Conactivity was out

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The the cable TV is all messed
up. I

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Think I know what happened and
of course is very difficult when
you have a building situation
like I have here with a condo

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Where there's also work going on
inside the building and I guess
somewhere there's some company
in the middle because

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Comcast keeps talking about our
building using a new provider
for a

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Blah

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You know it's you're not really
getting the technical
information out of the people
who are to customer support

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Now I can recall

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When setting up my cable set up
here that the engineer spent
quite a bit of time in the telco

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Cable TV cabinet which each
floor has one and and going
through all this I recall him
saying that something was messed
up like my my

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apartment was a rewired to the
wrong junction box or something
like that and took him a little
bit longer to find action

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You know to actually find the
the cable that fed into my
apartment

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So I think that what happened is
if indeed there was some kind of
provider in the middle somewhere

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between Comcast and my building
that someone probably
reinstalled something and said
oh this cable belongs over here

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And that's probably why I lost
all my servers because Comcast
can't see my mode

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I mean I literally have no
connection to Comcast. I'm
getting just some kind of

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Basic channels and a lot of
stuff. I'm just not getting it.
I don't know what's going on
with the digital box

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So I pretty much know what's
going on and and you know go
through a lot of back and forth
on customer service and trying
to figure it out

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And you know they're blaming the
building the building is saying
it's the provider no one knows
what the provider is or does

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So I'm a little bit frustrated
and finally I get an appointment
for Monday between one and three
in the

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afternoon. How fucking
convenient is that not?

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And this I was throwing some
trash out and as with the most
buildings you know you have a
little room

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In between the elevators and
it's the trash shoe

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And I see there's a door there
that says telco cable TV and
it's a jar

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You can of course only
understand my delight. I

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Open the door. It's not and it's
real sticky. So I guess that the
whoever was in there probably
the provider and

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Just you know let the door shut
and thought that it would close
all the way but it didn't so
immediately

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I got a piece of cardboard and
devised that so I couldn't get
locked out and I

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To make check to make sure that
I couldn't get locked be locked
in

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And I'm taking video of all
this. I want to do a video
podcast of of what I set up

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So anyway, so I go in and I it's
very clear you know I see all
the the the big cable stuff
coming in the thick black cables

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Which are for the the
distribution system which is
opened by the way this
distribution cabinet

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And then I see all the white
cables for each individual
apartment going into kind of
like a

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A mov colored box and like right
that's where I got to be so I
try and open it and has this
real funky like

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26. Allen key wrench lock on it.
So

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And without breaking the thing
off the wall I'm never gonna get
into it. I'm like, oh, I'm not
gonna do that

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And then I see something very
interesting

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I see a cable running up through
a duct

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Connected to an ethernet switch
and that's switch is connected
to I think I'm like a say which
apartment but it's uh yeah

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Actually it was like 25.05 or
something. I don't know which
apartment but I can see it
hooked into one of those

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Wiring bays, you know the ones
with the plastic on it

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So

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So I'm like wow, you know, could
it be so I

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I grabbed my am I laptop? I
plugged the laptop in and

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I'm telling you I had like super
fast internet. So then I'm like,
all right, this is awesome

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All I have to do is create is
get a cable connect it to that
to the switch and then connected
to one of the ports that come
into my apartment

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And I have

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Five different wall plates with
a and b and they're both RJ45
connectors so they'll take an
ethernet jack

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And I figure one is for
telephone and one is for
whatever you want to put on it

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And clearly you can you can
connect an ethernet cable into
the that wired plastic wiring
bay. What does that call by the
way?

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You use a punch-down tool to
connect wires to it. I know that
after some experimentation which
we'll get into

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So I spend

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Man, I don't know when when when
was this was this Friday? Yeah

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Friday evening I spend the
entire evening trying to wired
up and of course I didn't have
the proper tools

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So I was using screwdrivers and
all kinds of stuff and I just
gave up and like this is not
going to work

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So what at the next best thing,
right? I get my my de-link
Wi-Fi. It's a links this makes
this a Wi-Fi access point

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I take it in a plug it in and of
course now I'm broadcasting from
the

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From the telco room next to the
trash shoot and I'm broadcasting
my signal. So you know, I take
the laptop and of course

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As I walk into the door

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Of the condo the signal pretty
much dies because it's going
through elevators through all
kinds of walls

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I mean Wi-Fi the distance is not
that very far but Wi-Fi does not
like to travel that way in fact
when I open the door

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It's like Wi-Fi was whafting in
because then I could actually
get it all the way into the
hallway of the condo

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So clearly and I tried all kinds
of combinations and settings in
place

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But it's just a little 80 bd
antenna and my laptop of course
has to communicate back through
it's little 80 bd antenna

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So there's way too much going on
and by the way what happened to
humanity?

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No one's leaving their Wi-Fi is
open anymore. Oh

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That's so sad anyone can suck
off my pipe anytime

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Oh, that'll make a nice outtake
for someone somewhere

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Okay, so I pretty much give up
on this because you know, it's
it's just not happened and I'm
frustrated

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I'm using the the internet
tablet for just to check my
email and it doing it through

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Using the my cell phone to get a

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Singular edge connection which
is of course is really not not
great for everything

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I get a lot of practice on the
on the internet tablet though,
which was good because I'm
starting to

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Back out of my opinions on an
on-screen keyboard, but that's
for another day

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So I know I need I I'm thinking
it's gonna be

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The way I've put these wires
into this connector so I need
some tools and I go looking
around

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Comp USA Radio Shack and you
know, and it's just so iffy and
you got to go in the sitting you
don't if they'll actually have
it

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So I decide to make the trek out
to Concord, California home of I
think it's the original

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I don't know if it's the
original fries electronics with
the one I've always been to and
this is like mecha for geeks

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Imagine a store that has
everything from the single
individually packaged transistor
all the way up to high and flat
screen

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El see plasma displays
everything in between you want a
hard drive

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I mean you want a camera you
want a particular piece of
cabling you want a punch down
tool for one of those

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Wacky plastic wiring blocks they
got it 69 bucks by the way.
There's not inexpensive tools
and I figure I also get a wire
tracer

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How smart am I now? So I've got
a little transmitter that can
plug right into these jacks and
then with a little probe I can
go and see if the signals come
in through

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And I figure you know what just
on a whim. I'm gonna grab one of
those

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High gain antennas for the D
link as well because it's just a
backup plan

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So all right

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There's a whole piece in the
middle that I'm just gonna skip
which I want to talk about in a
second after

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After we get through this story
and I'm back and I'm

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Doing my probing. I am probing
around turns out the B is
connected nowhere

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It does not show up on that
great A does but only two wires.
So I don't know who did the
wiring in this building

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But someone cuts a major corners
and in order to connect all what
is it to eight is it eight?

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Eight wires for pairs. Yeah, I
think so. Yeah, I'd have to know
how to

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Pull this plastic wiring block
apart and I'm like now. Okay.
This forget about it

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That was really upsetting
because I had some awesome tools
and I did all the tracing but
it's just their wiring is all
messed up

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So then I hook up the antenna
thinking that this will do it.
Well, it didn't really do it. It
did however bring the signal
probably

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Five feet further into the
hallway

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with five bars on

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On the eye Mac actually because
that's what I wound up doing so
now I'm figuring out okay

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It's not very convenient to sit
on a chair in the hallway. I
just want to be able to roam
around

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You know I need my I need my
laptop in the bathroom when I'm
listening to something while I'm
taking a shower

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I need it on the couch and you
didn't the kitchen

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I need to be able to watch my
porn and bed. You know I need
the bandwidth coming through

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I can't be restricted to one
spot. This is the sucks

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So I had another linksis router.
Oh, man. This is where all that
experimentation with the a vote
of phone

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USB dongle thingy comes into
play

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So I am receiving the deal link
on the eye Mac and then I'm
using I'm sharing the internet
on the Ethernet port

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Which in turn is now sharing
that connection with any with my
laptop through Wi-Fi internally

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So I had to rename

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This because they were both
named curry condo so I had to
make one curry condo to I had to

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Manually configure all the IP
addresses and it's and it works.
It is so so amazing

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I probably could have done it
without the without the handy
system tool for

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Sharing your internet. I
probably could have even figured
out the routing. I haven't done
it in a long long time

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But it was so much fun and so
incredibly rewarding that it
actually works the only thing I
had to do

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really that was out of the
ordinaries. I had to

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Enter in a manual DNS server for
every client that is now
accessing the internal network

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But I'm just so incredibly
pleased with myself that I've
done all this and tomorrow
between one and three

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Of course, I'll have to
dismantle at hence the the need
for taking video of it tonight

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Because the calm cast engineer
will be coming and that was

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What not fun

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Sometime later this week I'll
delve into all the fantastic
ideas you've given me for naming
the the new cottage the new
curry cottage

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I think I actually have one of
the many many entries this
really caught on for you guys

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It's almost like we're talking
about splendor go daddy or
something like that because it's
everyone's all over this

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And yeah, I'll leave that for
tomorrow

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But I don't want to withhold
Mark Yoshimo Nemkov's entry

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Play to stay and down there on
the third floor. You'll visit
sex dungeon today

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Whips and chains and loop and
lots of ass play

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That's what you've come to
expect and Adam Curry sex
dungeon today

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The hunky garden has been
missing all week

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[ Music ]

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And if you ask he'll grease you
up and ride you around on a
great big saddle

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All the guilt for town tongues
are widen about a place that's
happy and gay

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And now they're all lining up
for Adam Curry sex dungeon today

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Six dungeon oh yeah

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Oh Mark Mark Mark Mark Mark

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No one more thing about the

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The entire Comcast experience

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Their support number is
1-800-COMCAST

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That's easy to remember right

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Now do you realize that there
are many telephones the E61 from
Nokia included that no longer
have the actual digits on the
phone pad

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Or then the the the letters
associated with each individual
digit I had of course I couldn't
get on to the internet because I
had no cable

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I had to call someone and take a
please look at your phone and
tell me what comcast spells out
it was nothing as simple as this

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3-4-7-1-1-1-1-1-6-2-5-6-3-1-7

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Hey Chris it's CC Chapman one
take a minute to welcome you to
the pod show family

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You probably saw him hanging
around at podcasts but take in
all these amazing pictures

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Hey Chris it's Kelly from geek
brief TV welcome to the pod show
family

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Hey Chris this is Trucker Tom
welcoming you to pod show

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We're all looking forward to
seeing what you do this year

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No pressure though. This is
Julian from and over your head

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You got them tips

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Welcome to the cult I mean the
company

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The German man

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See now I'm really excited
because you and Franklin McMahon
can have like the photographers
death match

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Just make sure you video podcast
it. Welcome aboard

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Congratulations to tips from the
top floor from Michelle at
whisper prayers

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Welcome aboard baby

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Hey looking so much forward to
shaking the world with you guys
tips on the top floor dot beaty
plachio

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dot com

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I'll tell you man. I think
Julian Smith had it right
welcome to the cult when I hear
that it's like wow

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Everybody

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I have some bad news my friends.
I'm sorry that I must tell you
the Trinity

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Has had her three strikes. Yes,
this is a one piece of the story

25:49.560 --> 25:54.760
I didn't tell you about my trip
to fries and all the gear. I
bought to fix my internet's

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internet's situation

25:57.480 --> 25:59.480
until we read love

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On the way back about

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4 miles outside of Concord on
route 24 west I lost power

26:11.240 --> 26:14.440
It was pretty clear it was once
again fuel starvation

26:14.760 --> 26:16.760
I could just tell by the engine

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and

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I tried to turn over a couple of
times I pulled right over on the
just before the moraga exit

26:24.200 --> 26:29.080
Lafayette california on the
shoulder very very narrow
shoulder by the way

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Try to a couple of times and no
good so once again. I was
determined to get my money out
of the triple a

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I was guys are so great man.
They were there within 20
minutes loaded Trinity onto the
flat bed. I think what's
happened

26:41.960 --> 26:44.840
Then I discussed this with Chris
who was the driver of the flat
bed

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I think that because he was not
only interested but seemed quite
knowledgeable of biodiesel

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Because you know what happens is
with any diesel really but also
with biodiesel

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Maybe because there could be
some more more sediment and
other stuff in there that just
burns away with normal use

27:00.360 --> 27:05.720
But only cranking her up once a
month. That's not gonna work
stuff is settling stuff is
clogging up

27:05.720 --> 27:10.760
I'm pretty sure that this is a
filter or another fuel pump
issue. I just had the fuel pump
replaced

27:11.400 --> 27:16.120
Or at least they say it's
replaced. It's been replaced.
It's 200 bucks worth of
something they did

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So

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Unfortunately the science
project is just not for me. I do
need reliable wheels when I'm in
San Francisco

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But of course I feel really bad
about this because I only have
one parking spot. I can't keep
her

27:32.600 --> 27:39.000
But really I'm doing the car no
justice by you know by just
having it sitting there and not
being driven so

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I want to give it away and I
want to give it away to

27:43.320 --> 27:45.720
one of you loyal DSC listeners

27:46.280 --> 27:51.320
But you have to really promise
and maybe that's I haven't
figured out how we're gonna give
it away yet

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But she has to have a good home
and

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She has to be well taken care of
and I'll make sure that she's in
running order. I'm not gonna
give you a busted up car

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I'll make sure it's repaired
whatever needs to be done

28:01.800 --> 28:05.960
But this is what I did this with
another car when we moved from
New Jersey

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99 after Ron and I sold the
previous company think new ideas

28:11.240 --> 28:17.160
And we retired and moved back to
Europe had a Rolls Royce Silver
Shadow 2. I had driven that
thing 85,000 mile

28:17.160 --> 28:18.520
I love that car

28:18.520 --> 28:23.400
Brewster green classic car just
fantastic and I gave it away to

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Fred the fireman who was a
volunteer fireman and in uh I
think it was a ball he lived in
Brona, but it was a monk layer

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Volunteer not volunteer

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He worked for the fire
department. He also

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Later

28:38.520 --> 28:41.320
Played a pretty significant role
in the Twin Towers 9-11

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And his wife, uh, Lordist, Lou

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She was our housekeeper in
Jersey and

28:50.520 --> 28:55.320
Patricia and I were good friends
with both of them and so I said
Fred, you know, would you please
just take care of the car

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Just take it off my hands and
they call it the Duchess and
they still drive it, you know,
at least twice a week

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They take it out on Sundays

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So that's what I want, you know,
I just I don't need anything for
it

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I just I want to come for the
fun way to to give it away and
to make sure that she has a
really nice home

29:09.720 --> 29:16.680
Hey Adam my here from the
Fishball Acoustic Showcase
podcast at
fishballacoustic.btpotshow.com

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Just wanted to say that we're
really excited about fishball

29:21.960 --> 29:30.600
Being on the BT Pot Show network
and uh I wanted to let you know
because I know you're a fan of
these guys that the shakes are
gonna be a long to play

29:31.320 --> 29:37.080
A rare Acoustic set at the
fishball which is gonna be at
the white heart in wadhurst

29:37.720 --> 29:44.920
So pub in wadhurst in East
Sussex on Sunday the 28th of
January and we're gonna be
recording that set

29:45.560 --> 29:49.240
For the the fishball podcast so
hopefully that will go out

29:49.720 --> 29:52.120
Within a week or so after the
show itself

29:53.240 --> 29:54.280
Now

29:54.280 --> 29:58.040
This is what we do at the
fishball we put on live shows of

29:58.440 --> 30:00.040
Generally Acoustic artists

30:00.440 --> 30:08.120
We do previews of tracks from
the the acts who are gonna play
and then we record the actual
shows themselves and put them
out as

30:08.920 --> 30:12.120
Exclusive live performances on
the podcast

30:13.320 --> 30:19.320
So if you and your listeners
want to check out some excellent
acoustic live music

30:19.960 --> 30:21.960
That you won't hear anywhere
else

30:22.360 --> 30:27.560
Then check out
fishballacoustic.btpotshow.com

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Nice to see the BT Pot Show
family growing. That's a great
show by the way if you'd like a
acoustic

30:34.920 --> 30:36.920
You know unplugged stuff and
totally for you

30:37.480 --> 30:41.560
And the shakes also did another
unprecedented unplug performance
on who's on it?

30:41.560 --> 30:44.760
I don't think the show was up
yet. It'll be up tomorrow
sometime

30:45.240 --> 30:46.520
UK time

30:46.520 --> 30:48.040
Probably in the evening

30:48.040 --> 30:50.680
Who's on it dot btpotshow.com

30:51.480 --> 30:55.800
They performed on some rather
interesting instruments that we
had laying around for him

30:55.960 --> 30:57.960
I also wanted to talk about

30:58.440 --> 31:01.640
What's going on with big brother
in the UK, but we'll save that
for tomorrow

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by now I want to roll out the
marauders

31:04.840 --> 31:08.280
The Pot Saved Music Network of
course. It's kill pop radio

31:08.600 --> 31:10.600
You don't have to the bank for
me

31:10.600 --> 31:12.600
Going to put a fist in my hands
TV

31:13.160 --> 31:17.640
Down in the base you got to be a
family going to plug it into
another thing saying

31:17.640 --> 33:51.250
[ Music ]

33:52.200 --> 33:57.080
Shea marauders I want to kill
pop radio and there was another
song I really wanted to play for
you today

33:57.080 --> 33:59.720
I heard it on I love the company

34:00.840 --> 34:06.600
Which of course the David
Baleito from New York now with
his phone. He's got the hot hot
toast

34:07.720 --> 34:10.680
Oh, baby keep played a song
today, man

34:11.240 --> 34:13.240
crap. It was

34:13.240 --> 34:16.920
What was it called? I'll be your
bitch or something. It was
hilarious

34:17.080 --> 34:19.640
I was it to David Schwartzman. I
think who

34:20.520 --> 34:24.120
Did the Bill Clinton got a
blowjob and of course the song
is available anywhere so I'm
gonna stay

34:24.120 --> 34:25.800
But if you can get clearance
when to play it

34:25.800 --> 34:32.680
I'll see if I can play that
tomorrow again. I want to talk
about this whole flap of in
Britain over big brother and
racism and

34:32.680 --> 34:34.680
Have some have some views on
that

34:35.320 --> 34:38.600
But that's for another show. I
liked it today. I hope you guys
liked it, too

34:38.600 --> 34:43.240
I felt really good. It's it's
much nicer when I'm awake. You
know when when I'm not dead
tired from

34:44.840 --> 34:48.520
Getting up at five thirty in the
morning. Maybe I should do these
things in the evening

34:48.520 --> 34:51.400
It seems like I'm much sounded
principal. Anyway, Adamertek

34:51.400 --> 34:56.360
Potcho.com love to hear from you
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at

34:56.360 --> 35:00.760
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you tomorrow everybody. Let me
find a lighter for the signature
sign off

35:01.640 --> 35:03.640
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35:03.640 --> 35:06.280
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