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Oh, miffy, look, there's Adam.

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Adam, Adam.

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Oh, look, he's wearing those
rose colored glasses.

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Oh, per se.

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Oh, Adam, boy.

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I hear you're still doing that
show, though,

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dairy, saucecare.

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You're up to what 540 shows now.

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Two-shake good boy.

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That's a great, great job doing
that for little people.

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And they're thinking you've got
going with the car.

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Very funny stuff, you know,
shooting in the tank and all.

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They just keep Henry from
drinking too much and shooting
in his ponds.

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I have to go and sleep in the
guest room when he does that.

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Oh, miffy, look, you're having
to wet the bedroom.

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You've had a few too many
martinis.

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So, tell us Adam, what are you
going with this posh people,

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their pig skits?

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It's very funny stuff.

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But you don't really believe
that, do you?

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What?

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Why would you say that?

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What?

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You're really?

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Well, I'm slightly offended,
Adam.

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Well, Gary, you should just go
on and do your D.R.C.540.

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$16 million worth of airplane
strapped to my ass.

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And the next generation renew
contenting flight users.

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We don't need no thinking.

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I like to think I'm sorry.

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We need to think you're in a
good room.

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I guess it's at a period.

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I don't know her.

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Maybe about it.

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She's a good girl.

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She's a good girl.

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She's a good girl.

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She's good.

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She's a good girl.

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She's a good girl.

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She's a good girl.

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She's a good girl.

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She's a good girl.

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She's a good girl.

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She's a good girl.

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She's a good girl.

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She's a good girl.

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She's a good girl.

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coming to you from the Curry
Manor on the west side of G-town
in the affluent suburb of

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Suri known as Gilford. And it's
another beautiful day. Captain
Dan just called me and said,

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we're on for Friday. So
traveling on Friday going to
visit Cas Blaster Mike. Of
course,

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I immediately said, can we have
a day like today as well?
Wouldn't that be nice? It's
another one

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of those blue skies. A couple of
clouds, but it looks like the
ceiling is relatively high.

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So we could just pop up over it
and I wouldn't be nice to fly a
little bit.

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Come fly with me, my friends.
It's Tuesday in the United
Kingdom. Yesterday was man, what
a day.

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It was like non-stop. And as you
know, there was so much Trinity
stuff. It's luckily I was able
to take

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care of a lot of that yesterday
that I was severely behind. I
had an appointment to speak with

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Barbara the Palo Alto podcaster
who you've probably encountered
on the Google group for free

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Trinity, you know, to talk
through how she could help with
the project. And I was like an
hour

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and 10 minutes late. I was able
to email during the show and
stuff. But that's, you know,
when

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I'm an hour and a half late,
then most of the day is pretty
screwed up. And I don't think I
was

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done until like midnight,
something like that. Anyway,
Christina didn't have to get up
very early

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this morning. So we all kind of
stayed in bed to like 830. What
a luxury. Yes. Yes. Wonderful.

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I got to plenty of plenty of
stuff to go through today. I
almost don't know where to
start.

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Let's see. Yeah. This is a nice
one. Tony Schins, I will listen
Belgium.

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You actually has a YouTube site
where he records himself doing
drum solo. It was pretty cool.

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He has a Saudi via that he uses
to record his videos. He uses a
reason and so on. All the

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all the lovely tools to do that.
At the same ground loop problem
with the funky Belgium 240

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volt system, here's how I
limited the ground loop. Remove
the ground. Okay. That makes
sense. I guess

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most of your sound equipment in
via have a three-prong plug. I
use an adapter on these
three-prong

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plug level. Let me see. I don't
even know if there's a... I
don't think it has a three-prong
plug.

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I'll look into that, but that
doesn't sound like the most
logical way to get rid of a
ground loop

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problem by removing the ground.
Isn't the ground there for a
reason? Any ends up as email by
saying,

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by the way, in Belgium it's very
common for the top toilet seat
to fall down. Is that an

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engineering design? Is that a
feature? What exactly is that?
We might as well get straight
into it.

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I've been doing some research on
the quest for answers to find
out whether push people are

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potty pigs. It certainly seems
that way, and I do have my
thoughts about it now, my
friends.

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I think it's something it's an
inner child in all of us,
because of actually witnessed,
well,

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not exactly the same thing, but
we have a teenager here. And, as
you know,

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to live in the house, she
happens to be related, love her
dearly, but sometimes she's a
teenager.

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And there's two things that it's
very interesting to observe from
my vantage point, to see
Patricia

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and Christina, in this endless
loop, an infinite loop, if you
will, from a

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programming engineer's
perspective, an infinite loop,
where Christina makes a mess in
either a,

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her room, or b, the bathroom.
Now, it's not like there's
toilet paper on the floor and
stuff,

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but there's clothes and she
leaves bottles and stuff all
over the place. And, you know,
it's always

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like, could you please clean it
up? If you ask her to clean it
up, but I've, I've long figured
out

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the reason why it doesn't
happen, because if she doesn't
clean it up, Patricia cleans it
up.

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And so we've gotten into this
habit forming, where it's like,
it doesn't matter because
someone's

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going to clean it up, and it'll
be done. If it didn't get
cleaned up, or, as I say,

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if I dump them in the toilet
bowl and then through the
monitor bed, she might get the

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message, of course, I'm never
allowed to try any of my ideas.
But, you know, as a student of

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Anthony Robbins, people run away
from pain and run towards
pleasure. And I think that the
pain level

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of this infinite loop of clean
up your shit just isn't enough
because the reward is so high,

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you know, just leave it and it
takes care of itself. And I
think this is exactly what's
happening

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in public bathrooms, whereas
probably everybody, but most
surprisingly, very
well-mannered,

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posh people who would not do
something like this at home are
doing it in their office
bathrooms

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in public restrooms that just
leaving the shit all over the
place. Yes, or what, you know,

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I mean, of course it happens
that you sometimes you might
just miss your target or
something

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nasty can happen. But why clean
it up because it's going to be
cleaned tomorrow? It's like
magic.

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I think that is part of the
problem. But we're learning a
lot about our fellow man in this

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quest, my friends. Hey, Adam,
this is Tokyo Dan. I haven't
given you a feedback for a long
time,

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but this is for the our posh
people, pig segment. Lately, in
the last 20 years over here in
Japan,

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things have been proved a lot
lately, and the Japanese aren't
too piggy, even the posh people.

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But one thing that does bug me,
if you go to a public restroom,
and you want to use the shitter,

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right? These guys just, they
stay in there. They're camping
out in there and, you know, the
stalls

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are all full. You really need to
go. And these guys are in there
just, I don't know what they're
doing.

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They don't come in. Don't they
live in there? Isn't the housing
such a problem in Japan that

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maybe they're just using them
as, as they're peer to tear?
Well, in the city, I live in
Stahl 13.

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Ma, are they, are they reading?
Are they sleeping? Are they
beating off? I don't know, but
just

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get the hell out of the toilet.
No, it's a public toilet. It's
not in your home. Other people
are

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waiting. Other people want to
use it. They have no regard for
the people waiting. People of
Japan.

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People of Tokyo. If Tokyo Dan or
Brake will get that hell out of
the stall, really bugs me.

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One of the good things about it
over here is a lot of the public
toilets, especially in the
department

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stores and movie theaters. They
have what we call Star Trek
toilets. I mean, these, these
toilets

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have like armrest with all kind
of controls on it. Today, hot
air that blows on you to dry

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off and you can actually adjust
the pressure of the bidet, the
hotness of the air and all this.

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When you're standing up, taking
a leak in one of these things,
you have to be careful that

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you don't hit the wrong button.
I tell you, man, I've had one of
those toilets and I love them.

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I absolutely love them. And I'm
thinking about getting, I mean,
they're big. That's the problem

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and the bathrooms in the manner.
There's enough bathrooms, but
they're, I don't know if they're

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big enough for one of these
basically snowmobile type
devices, but I love them. I had
them at the

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the bunker in Amsterdam. In
place we had there, it was so
nice. You sit down immediately.

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A fan starts, starts sucking
away any odours. Not a lot of
controls, by the way. It's not

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necessary to have all those
controls if it's a proper one.
When you're done with your
business,

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you press little button, a
little faucet comes out, turns
up. Mr. Fires, and bidet of
Fires,

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your private area with a nice
warm squeeze. Completely
adjustable, of course.

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Upon letting loose of the
button, the blow dryer turns on.
They are wonderful, Dan.

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Because you might get a stream
of air or a stream of water
blown right into your face,

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they have to be careful. Another
thing is, the women's toilets I
heard, as soon as you open the

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stall, the stall door, the sound
of flowing water starts playing.
And this is just to cover up the

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more embarrassing natural
sounds. So, things are pretty
advanced over here. So that's
about the

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only pet peeve I've had about
the way the Japanese use their
toilets over here, but oh no,
it's pretty

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good. Well if you want to hear
more interesting things about
Japan, check out the frustration

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segment. On my, what's happening
in Tokyo podcast at
www.whi-to-k-y-o-o.info. And
while we're on the

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subject, I'm a folder. Take it
easy, Adam. All right, dude.
Talk to you, Dan, everybody.
From Tokyo,

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it's over to India. Greetings
and salutations, Adam Curry.
This is Parmac Pazwami from

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Calcutta. And I want to talk
about Pazwami people being pigs,
because here in Calcutta,

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it is not always Pazwami people
who are pigs, but sometimes when
I go visit a buy, a buy who

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sets me my shoes. I step off the
corner right into a big pile of
Cal Puppy. And that is the
problem

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here in Calcutta. There is Cal
Puppy everywhere on the streets.
So, it is not just Pazwami
people

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who are pigs. It is the cows.
The cows that are pigs too. So,
please understand. It doesn't
matter

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if you are a Paz or if you are
poor or if you are just a cow,
you can still be a pig. Anyway,

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keep up to go work, Adam Curry.
You are doing a very, very good
job. This is the point where

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I would tell you that I am a
folder, except I have nothing to
fault. Thank you very much.

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Ah, yes. Mark Yoshimaru Nemkoff,
that is about the worst Indian
accent I have heard

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in a long time. But I appreciate
the thought, my friend.

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Ah, no, no, no, no. Besides, you
can get in trouble for doing
that, man. In the UK. Because

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we are also politically correct
now. Hey, by the way, there is
something I forgot to mention,

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just a little interlude here.
About the Super Bowl, I was so
happy that political

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correctness seems to have
dropped just one notch in the
interest of fucking sanity in
the world.

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You know, there were two black
coaches in the Super Bowl. So,
over and over and over again,

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in the media what you kept
hearing was, there will be for
the first time in history a
black

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coach who was taken a team to
victory the Super Bowl. And I'm
like, this is fantastic.

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We're no longer stuck to the
African American. And I love it.
I really do. Hey, it's black,
white,

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yellow, red, you know, just get
over and deal with it. It's
fantastic. Let's just call it
that way.

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We're all people. But it was
nice, you know. I don't know why
that happened. If it has

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something to do with the
mechanics of the sport and how
that's reported. But it was just

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refreshing. Let me say that. In
our quest to find out if posh
people or potty pigs,

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I want to know if women are
bigger slabs than men. Hello
Adam. This is Stella from
Brisbane. California.

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I know you wanted to hear from
women as your guards. Posh
people are potty pigs.

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Well, I'm here to report that
women are not any better than
men. I do to work very early

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in the morning. You start out at
six. It is so wonderful to go in
to clean bathroom and lock

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her room. At your inclusive day,
when I have to go to bathroom,
well, seems like a hurricane

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I just go through the bathroom
and lock her up. There's hangers
all over the place. There's
toilet paper

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on the floor. Mm-hmm. Sound
familiar? Does it sound a lot
like a 16-year-old little been

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living there? I'm telling you it
was the inner child. Paper
towels. That portion of the
reason

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people miss the very large
garbage can. That is there in
the room for them to place dirt
dirty.

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Paper towels tend to be saying
that it's so disgusting that
some women, I don't know why

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they know how they do this. This
women who have their monthly
career, they offer

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them to date on the floor. I
don't know. It's too much
information. There's red all
over your seats.

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I feel sorry for the cleaning
guide when I have to come in and
clean after

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during the disaster. I'm sorry
to report that there's a lot of
tissue women out there too,

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well, how's it going? Something
bizarrely sexy about the way you
were phoned in that report.

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Thank you so much. All right, so
guys, part of this is up to us
and this is referring back to

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these bits and tinkland common
from yesterday that men
literally destroy bathrooms. I
had a brief

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conversation with a lady
Patricia about this yesterday
and she's like, let's do this
show. We've

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got to do a show because I have
something to say about, okay,
but of course you had to go to

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the hairdresser today at 1130.
So she can't be on the show, you
know, much more pressing items.

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But it is true. She says, you
know, just from one guy in the
house, pretty much me.

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And I guess, uh, Indiana,
Indiana, Indiana, Indiana,
Christina's bow. My son-in-law.

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That she says, you know, urine
is just everywhere. It's on the
walls. It's on the mirrors.

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And she says, yeah, it's just,
there's so much force. And of
course, I'm quite tall. So when
it

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actually hits the toilet bowl,
you know, it just splatters. And
I'm very, you know, so here you
go.

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Here's the inner child thing.
It's like, I'm not to worry
about. It's something to clean
it up, you know,

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today's I will clean it up or
Patricia will clean it up or
maybe I'll wipe it down if I see
it.

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Now it's the whole running away
from pain and running towards
pleasure. And there's just,
there's no,

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there's no downside from me not
cleaning it up. But I love my
wife very much. And I want to
please her.

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So I have started a test. And I
have to equate this to the Nokia
N800 tablet. It took me a while

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to get used to using the on
screen keyboard. It really did.
And now I'm pretty much hooked
on the

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thing. The via was not left the
docking station for four or five
days. I've been using the tablet

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all over the house. But you have
to get used to it. So I've been
trying Zitz and Tinklin.

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Zitz and Tinklin all a lot. Come
on. I'm a problem. I've been
practicing urinating while

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being seated. And I understand
all of a sudden this morning as
I tried this out. I understand
why

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guys don't want to do it. You
know, for for 40 years at least,
I think I can't remember. I
should

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look at my baby book when I was
potty trained. Let's say it's 40
years. I've been urinating

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while standing. And sitting on
the toilet bowl, my entire body
and brain and everything about
me is

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condition that this is for a
different delivery. This, you
know, we're dropping the kids
off at the

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pool here. So all kinds of
muscles and things get into
spring into action. Whereas
that's not the

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not what I want to do. So, and I
think that's why it feels very
unnatural for guys. For women,

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you sit down, you know what your
mission is. You know, all the
pieces move and function in the

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right order and you're done.
Regardless of what you're going
to do there. For guys, it's like
you're

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sitting down. I wait a minute.
The depose empty. But I think
that within four or five days,

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I will be able to completely
have to retrain my brain and
there'll be no looking back.

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Our posh people of peace.
Speaking of, uh, speaking of
this, have you ever heard of the
guys

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called Dirty Sanchez? I don't
know if it's OJ from who's on
it. I'm letting you know that
we've

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got those guys from Wales. You
know the ones that white poo in
each other's faces. You don't
know

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I'm talking about it's dirty
Sanchez. If you want to see how
bad they go hot when they were
telling

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me about grandmother and stuff
which quite frankly, you need to
not be eating when you hear
about it.

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Well, go to who's on it's dot pp
pod show dot com. Cheers mate.
Hey, OJ. Thank you. My man.

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OJ is a cheap ass man. You
couldn't record a comment for
me. You have to dial. He's

20:04.640 --> 20:10.160
completely phoning it in ladies
and gentlemen. The infamous OJ
boards from pod show UK.

20:11.920 --> 20:15.520
Yeah, you got to see this show.
It's up now. Dirty Sanchez.
They've done a movie. It's a
very

20:15.520 --> 20:23.120
jackass like, but essentially
they do a lot with poo. Exactly.
You can't help but laugh

20:23.120 --> 20:27.200
when you see what these guys are
into. I think you really like
this though. They're on OJ's

20:27.200 --> 20:32.000
red couch and while they're
talking, OJ's basically give him
a whole bunch of shit about
being

20:32.000 --> 20:37.440
from Wales, which is I guess
kind of for the British is like,
you know, the Americans are

20:37.440 --> 20:42.080
say, well, you're from Canada.
Something like that. And his
grandmother rings.

20:44.400 --> 20:48.160
Calls him on a cell phone is
mobile. So you definitely have
to check that out.

20:48.800 --> 20:54.240
Hey, for the past two or three
weeks, a PD love from daddy cast
and the love house radio has
been

20:54.240 --> 20:59.120
providing fantastic openings.
You heard the posh people
opening for today's daily source
code. Of

20:59.120 --> 21:03.040
course, you're always welcome to
send something in yourself.
That's kind of stop that flow of

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of intros. And whenever I have
more than one, I'll use all of
them. Unless they're like too
long

21:08.880 --> 21:15.360
or ridiculous. And so I just
wanted to give the man some
props for, yeah, for doing that
for me.

21:15.360 --> 21:19.600
Because every single day, it's
like a wake up. I'm doing my
show prep and like a big smile
on

21:19.600 --> 21:24.000
my face when I see that there's
something from PD love. Where is
it?

21:26.080 --> 21:32.480
This is all the stuff that came
from the hospital, but it's not
here. It's got to be around here
somewhere.

21:33.920 --> 21:38.640
If you're new parent, I have
some shocking news for you. Kids
don't come with an owner's

21:38.640 --> 21:43.120
main. Now granted, if you're a
guy, you wouldn't read it
anyway, but you know, if you're

21:43.200 --> 21:47.520
having one of those days, you
may need a little help. Or
perhaps you've had a
breakthrough

21:47.520 --> 21:51.200
that you want to share with
those who can benefit from your
newfound parental wisdom.

21:51.920 --> 21:57.120
Whether you are in need or you
can help somebody who is, come
on over to the daddycast at

21:57.120 --> 22:02.400
thedaddycast.com. My name is PD
Love and I am a father of two
growing boys in the host of the

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Daddycast. On the Daddycast, I
share news, tips, and ideas that
I have found, as well as
suggestions

22:08.160 --> 22:12.160
and thoughts from the listeners,
with a few personal stories
thrown in from time to time for

22:12.400 --> 22:17.920
comic relief. So come join me at
the Daddycast, together we can
create a community for parents
to learn,

22:17.920 --> 22:24.400
share, and help cope with the
complexities of raising good
kids. You can find the Daddycast
at thedaddycast.com,

22:24.400 --> 22:30.000
or search iTunes, Potchope Plus,
or any of your favorite
directories for the Daddycast.
That's the

22:30.000 --> 22:34.400
Daddycast. Because some days,
you just need a little hand.

22:35.360 --> 22:37.360
Listen to my dad and say, I
don't.

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Fagers. That's right. It finally
happened my friends. The
official burp of the Charlie has
now

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been filled up with some Joe.
That's a good one. What's your
Charlie without some Joe? That's

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right. Folgers coffee is now
sponsoring the daily source
code. Very happy to welcome
them.

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They're smart, man. They heard
the whole Senseo thing. That's
over. Last time you'll hear

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about Senseo from me. Now it's
about the Folgers gourmet
selections, coffee flavors.

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I have this at the condo. As you
know, I don't have a capuccino
machine at the condo.

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And I've been using it. It's not
I don't have the gourmet
selection coffee flavors.

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Let's see. They come in espresso
roast. Yeah. No, I do have
espresso roast. I'm sorry. I
have that one.

23:26.400 --> 23:31.520
Lively Colombian or Lively
Colombian decaf. That's a
dichotomy if I ever heard one.

23:33.040 --> 23:37.760
Morning cafe. Oh, these are
good, man. Morning cafe. Like
body with a clean finish and a

23:37.760 --> 23:43.200
delicate bright taste in a Roma
or how about vanilla biscotti
smooth vanilla flavor with a
creamy

23:43.200 --> 23:48.560
finish or the chocolate truffle
creamy smooth and rich with an
irresistible chocolatey flavor.

23:49.600 --> 23:54.800
But maybe you want the rich
flavor of hazelnut cream with an
enticing aroma and smooth finish
or

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ladies a caramel drizzle a hint
of creamy caramel flavor with a
warm rich finish.

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Also available in holding
varieties. Hey, I'm really happy
that they're that they're
advertising

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and that they've picked up a
picked up where other coffee
people didn't understand what to
do.

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And I'm also very happy that the
folks at Syria stars 102 on the
satellite were able to hear
this.

24:25.600 --> 24:29.920
We're going to leave you guys
satellite window is closing.
I'll talk to you guys tomorrow
here on 102

24:30.880 --> 24:37.760
and for those of you on the
podcast. Yeah, I'd like you to
go and try out the Foldiers
gourmet

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selections. In fact, you can get
a free sample if you go to
fulgers.com slash pod show

24:45.200 --> 24:47.200
while supplies last so you got
to hurry up

24:49.120 --> 24:53.280
and let me know. Let me know
which one you like. When I get
back to San Francisco because I
don't believe

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the gourmet selections are
available here. I'm going to
look at the San'sbury

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but that's it. I even broke up
broke out the the old coffee
machine here in in the manner.

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So at least we have the espresso
roast. I got to see if I'd like
to try the caramel drizzle
sounds kind of

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interesting. So of course,
whenever whenever I burp you're
going to think fulgers

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or whenever you burp you're
going to think fulgers. Because
what's the chacha without a
great

25:27.760 --> 25:32.880
cup of Joe? Hey Adam, I just
wanted to let you know that
you're driving me crazy with
this whole HD

25:32.880 --> 25:39.680
HD thing. Not all Brits say H.
Some of us know there's no H at
the beginning of H. Anyway,

25:39.680 --> 25:43.920
while I'm here I wanted to say a
quick hello and introduce
myself. My name's John and I
produce a

25:43.920 --> 25:49.040
weekly video podcast about
photography and digital photo
post processing using Adobe
Photoshop

25:49.040 --> 25:55.120
and all that fun stuff. You can
find my show at photo
walkthrough.btpotshow.com. I'm
just doing the

25:55.120 --> 25:59.840
BTpotshow network and I'm loving
the support you guys are giving
to us podcasters. So thanks for
having

25:59.840 --> 26:04.160
me on board and I'm really
looking forward to meeting some
of you guys at the next boot up
at the

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London crash pad. So when's that
going to be? Hey yeah, tell me
if you're a folder or a
scruncher

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and we'll talk about it, my
friend. I thought I had another
burp. It's not coming. Good.

26:15.600 --> 26:20.720
Now, warning the following song
is explicit in nature and should
be deemed defensive by people

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of all religions. All right,
dude, Sunday morning, wake and
bake. Sorry. No room for you,

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crews of faggot. Oh, you're such
a yuck. Hey, ultra boy. Want
some jesus too. Even if there's

26:31.440 --> 26:36.080
suck dogs in hell. That's not
cool. Your chacha is for homo.
The intelligent design theory
has been

26:36.080 --> 26:45.360
just proof. Oh, wookie wookie. I
just don't know what to believe
anymore.

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Think it's not cool to love our
Lord and save you. Jesus Christ.

27:06.080 --> 27:15.600
Damn, my lord. The ball. Jesus.
Oh, Jesus. Holy shit. Who save
us all from the shit from

27:15.600 --> 27:22.560
brains. They call Satan. Make a
freeze. Jesus tight. Fucking
hell. God suck and tith fucking

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piss. Chuck and ask fish and
Jesus on a jet scale. Papa
fucking cry. Yeah, yeah. Oh,
man.

27:34.400 --> 27:40.400
Jesus Christ. God. Thought you
love a church of identical evils
and pretty delicious.

27:46.080 --> 27:51.040
As like every Tourette sufferers
dream song you if you could sing
along. That should be in

27:51.040 --> 27:54.000
Tourette karaoke. Hey, that's a
good idea. Tourette karaoke.

27:56.640 --> 28:00.160
Ah, that showed up on the
podcast and music network. Those
are the same guys who did the
song.

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Hey, girl. Take off the t-shirt
if you don't know any of the
bands on it. I think that's a
title of the song.

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You know, I'm so pleased about
about you guys as an audience
because you really get into all
the

28:12.720 --> 28:20.080
stuff that I'm into and it's
really it's so cool. I've been
talking a lot about about Nokia
devices

28:20.720 --> 28:24.720
of course, you know, and I don't
get paid by those guys. You
know, we're trying to get some
money from them,

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but that's not the point. You
know, about the tablet about the
E61 and it's great because you
sent me

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email messages. I just bought
one of those because I really
like what I was hearing.

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And so I I was looking for a way
to get podcasts onto this pretty
much open device seeing

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as it runs a Debbie and Linux.
And I got an email from Craig
Meyer who says, hey, I purchased
an

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N800 for myself, awesome device.
I did your X 11 VNC trick. I
posted that on curry.com where I
could

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remotely control a Mac from the
from the tablet and I could
control the tablet from the Mac.
That was cool.

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And he's pointing me to some new
applications specifically G
Potter, which is a port of the
Python version

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of of iPodder. And I'm like,
yeah. And so, you know, I tried
to install it. And then of
course,

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and it is kind of the device is
smart. It says, no, no, you need
to depend on this. You need to
put the

29:23.280 --> 29:29.600
Python run time in. And I'm kind
of lost now because for some
reason, my application list or
something

29:29.600 --> 29:35.200
isn't updating properly, I'll
figure it out. It just takes a
little bit of time. But that's a
fantastic

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news that the G Potter is all,
the, you know, the iPodder code,
the whole concept is ported to
this device.

29:42.480 --> 29:48.400
And I guess we could, I, it
probably has a pretty much a
command line based interface. I
think,

29:48.400 --> 29:53.680
who knows? I haven't been able
to get it fire up yet. It might
have an interface. I don't know.

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I can't wait to try it. I'm so
excited. Let me see if there are
a couple other, couple other
messages

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about Nokia. See, I'm doing the
pronunciation right here, too.
Hey, Adam loved your comment on

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and Dick Chargers for new
Nokia's couldn't agree more.
Worst decision ever. See Miss
Leverie.

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Yeah, I hit home with that one,
didn't I? Hi, this is Peter from
Germany.

30:18.560 --> 30:24.240
Since you're in contact with
Nokia on a quite regular basis,
I was wondering whether you
might

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ask them why they changed this
fucking charger plug. Because
this, there's maybe no technical
reason

30:31.120 --> 30:36.880
as far as I can see. Well,
because there's an adapter that
you can simply plug in all the
older

30:36.880 --> 30:44.240
accessories for charging that
you have. And it simply, there's
no point for me in having the
new plug

30:44.240 --> 30:50.640
because well, you have the
accessories. And this was one of
the point why I was buying Nokia

30:51.200 --> 30:58.400
except from being patriotic for
Finland is that you have this
accessory, then you still can
use them

30:58.480 --> 31:02.640
for with every new model. So why
don't you ask them when you're
doing your turn at the

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one, six things? No, of course.
No, I already got an answer.
It's due to

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miniaturization. And by the way,
all the new Nokia phones do come
with a little adapter plug so

31:16.960 --> 31:21.200
you can plug your old charger
into it on one end and then the
other end is one of those little

31:21.200 --> 31:27.440
antique things. Yeah, it's a
designed design decision made by
engineers. I'm sure, as I said,

31:27.520 --> 31:31.920
it's because of miniaturization.
And I'm okay with that because
all the new phones will just
standardize

31:31.920 --> 31:37.840
again on the new miniature
plugs. All I'm was saying is
that they're really fragile.
And, you know,

31:37.840 --> 31:44.800
if I can say anything that I
think anyone who was had a Nokia
phone will agree with these
things

31:44.800 --> 31:50.320
are in the fucking structural.
I've dropped them. I've had cars
drive over and Patricia has

31:50.320 --> 31:56.480
dropped her into the toilet
multiple times, multiple times.
You know, hairdryer, things work
and again,

31:57.440 --> 32:02.000
so I've always enjoyed that. You
know, oh, my phone fell on the
ground. You know, and sometimes,

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you know, the cover would
explode and the keypad would
fall off, but you could put it
all back together again.

32:06.400 --> 32:10.960
And it just works. You know, I
really love the product. Not
being endorsed to say that.

32:13.520 --> 32:18.400
But now with the, with the small
plugs, if it drops on the floor,
with the plug attached, or if
you pick it

32:18.400 --> 32:23.760
up with the plug attached,
whereas the plug would just kind
of like tune, shoot out, or at
least hold

32:23.760 --> 32:28.800
its ground now at the end.
Bricks off. That's a real pain
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Hey Adam, guess who composed
that wonderful little song? That
is of course the short version

33:19.040 --> 33:26.480
from the Jeff Smith. It's Ray
Anthony in New York City, and on
DSC number 536, you play the
song

33:26.480 --> 33:33.600
by Pete Hopkins. And artist, I
just so happened to interview
last week for the next episode
of my

33:33.600 --> 33:39.760
podcast at radioguide.com. Here
is just a sample, Pete Hopkins,
talking about writing the song I

33:39.760 --> 33:45.200
won't cry. Just a story, so, and
it was on my mind, so the lyric
part was easy. All I had to do

33:45.200 --> 33:51.520
was just spit out how I was
feeling about things, and the
bass line, I think the bass line
was one

33:51.520 --> 33:56.560
of the first thing that
actually, the music came, and it
just had the sort of cadence to
it,

33:56.560 --> 34:03.120
and I had those chords that were
like, damn, damn, and that
sounded like in my head. I don't
even

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think about you. So I had that
thing going. It came so
naturally, it was just, all I
had to do

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was just pretty much follow my
heart, even though I was
feeling, and translate that
through music.

34:21.250 --> 37:09.440
[ Music ]

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Oh cry

37:11.440 --> 37:13.440
Oh cry

37:13.440 --> 37:15.440
Oh cry

37:15.440 --> 37:17.440
Oh cry

37:17.440 --> 37:19.440
Oh cry

37:19.440 --> 37:21.440
I think you'll agree with me
that there is some kind of

37:21.440 --> 37:25.440
Revolution of wood when you hear
songs like this coming out the
pod save music network

37:25.440 --> 37:27.440
Pete Hopkins

37:27.440 --> 37:29.440
Five four zero

37:29.440 --> 37:31.440
That's a little bit of info a
little

37:31.440 --> 37:33.440
An interview there

37:33.440 --> 37:35.440
Good old Pete

37:35.440 --> 37:37.440
That's really what does it man
is that relationship between the

37:37.440 --> 37:39.440
Yeah

37:39.440 --> 37:41.440
A producer of a show

37:41.440 --> 37:43.440
His audience or her audience

37:43.440 --> 37:45.440
And the artists

37:45.440 --> 37:47.440
I love it

37:47.440 --> 37:49.440
I just absolutely love it

37:49.440 --> 37:51.440
Oh okay, let's see

37:51.440 --> 37:53.440
Yeah

37:53.440 --> 37:55.440
It's almost time for free
Trinity update

37:55.440 --> 37:57.440
Hi Adam

37:57.440 --> 37:59.440
It's your favorite kentish girl

37:59.440 --> 38:01.440
Josephine Lawrence

38:01.440 --> 38:05.440
I am popping into the office to
film episode four of pod find a
UK

38:05.440 --> 38:07.440
And I'd really like to meet you

38:07.440 --> 38:09.440
So hopefully I'll see you there

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Bye bye

38:11.440 --> 38:13.440
I'll see you all I see you

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I'll see you on

38:15.440 --> 38:17.440
I'll see you on Thursday

38:17.440 --> 38:19.440
Yeah, that's it because

38:19.440 --> 38:21.440
I'm going into meet comic strip
blogger

38:21.440 --> 38:23.440
It's going to happen at the
shortage crash pad

38:23.440 --> 38:25.440
It's going to interview me and
we're going to be filming the
event

38:25.440 --> 38:27.440
Traveling across the USA

38:27.440 --> 38:31.440
Open and make a good time today

38:31.440 --> 38:35.440
I feel like I've been watching
you go

38:35.440 --> 38:45.440
[ Music ]

38:45.440 --> 38:47.440
Trinity

38:47.440 --> 38:49.440
Trinity

38:49.440 --> 38:51.440
Trinity let the bio diesel set
you bring

38:51.440 --> 38:55.440
As I said I had a great
conversation yesterday with

38:55.440 --> 38:57.440
Apollo also podcaster Barbara

38:57.440 --> 39:01.440
And she's great

39:01.440 --> 39:05.440
She's going to be collecting
data

39:05.440 --> 39:09.440
Presenting that in multiple
forms

39:09.440 --> 39:11.440
Of course we're going to
populate our map

39:11.440 --> 39:13.440
And that's how we're going to
plan out the route

39:13.440 --> 39:15.440
We're Trinity and I think we
should get her going

39:15.440 --> 39:17.440
In a week or two when I get back
to San Francisco

39:17.440 --> 39:19.440
I think we're almost ready

39:19.440 --> 39:21.440
The Google group again you can
find a link to that

39:21.440 --> 39:23.440
It's a daily source code dot com

39:23.440 --> 39:25.440
It's definitely filling up with

39:25.440 --> 39:27.440
Heekly want to participate

39:29.440 --> 39:31.440
I got to get Jeff Smith on the
case

39:31.440 --> 39:33.440
We got to get some more jingles
and imaging

39:33.440 --> 39:35.440
I got to get Chris Boshiers

39:35.440 --> 39:39.440
To do some cool video bumpers

39:39.440 --> 39:41.440
That's going to be awesome

39:41.440 --> 39:43.440
Really is

39:43.440 --> 39:45.440
And good news from Rosie

39:45.440 --> 39:47.440
From podshow HQ

39:47.440 --> 39:49.440
I got a little Trinity for a 500
mile journey

39:49.440 --> 39:51.440
And she writes via email to me

39:51.440 --> 39:53.440
Adam the trip was a success

39:53.440 --> 39:55.440
She ran very well

39:55.440 --> 39:57.440
Little slow going up hills

39:57.440 --> 39:59.440
And also seemed to get a bit hot

39:59.440 --> 40:01.440
But then cooled down right after
the summit

40:01.440 --> 40:03.440
I shot video on a cheap video
camera

40:03.440 --> 40:05.440
We have all transfer the files
this week

40:05.440 --> 40:07.440
And make an edit ASAP

40:07.440 --> 40:09.440
I'll probably ask Andrew
backster to help me

40:09.440 --> 40:11.440
What length do you want me to
limit the editor to?

40:11.440 --> 40:13.440
A couple minutes, Rosie just
show the fun you had

40:13.440 --> 40:15.440
This is something else that

40:15.440 --> 40:17.440
I think I've changed my mind on

40:17.440 --> 40:19.440
Now that I've been reading
through the group

40:19.440 --> 40:21.440
It doesn't seem like a very good
idea to hook up a trailer

40:21.440 --> 40:23.440
It's a Trinity

40:23.440 --> 40:25.440
Because it's only like 90
horsepower

40:25.440 --> 40:29.440
Some very low number like that

40:29.440 --> 40:31.440
I think it's bright

40:31.440 --> 40:33.440
Maybe she comes right in a
little higher

40:33.440 --> 40:35.440
But after 23 years

40:35.440 --> 40:37.440
So I don't think we're going to
be able to get up hills

40:37.440 --> 40:39.440
If we're you know, we're
slipping around

40:39.440 --> 40:41.440
gallons of

40:41.440 --> 40:43.440
Unprocessed vegetable oil

40:43.440 --> 40:45.440
And lie and all the stuff you
need to make

40:45.440 --> 40:46.440
Biodies also

40:46.440 --> 40:47.440
I think we'll have to forgo that

40:47.440 --> 40:49.440
Wonderful

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Technology discussion though

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On the Google Group

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About how to

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Use the Nokia N800

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To send back

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Pictures and video regular
intervals

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And GPS coordinates so we can
track Trinity on her way

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And it's really geeky

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So I'm totally loving that

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Moving out of

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Newport again

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Great one

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Now Black Connect is the
internet

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Catching up on DHC

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Catching up on the Google Group

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I just wanted to ask Bondil
whether or not

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To use the code for Trinity dot
watch

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And there's no one going to

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Smack that one before we use it
for the

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Posting content

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Just so I mentioned that in case

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That one's good for this mind

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Yeah, thank you very much, New

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Interesting because yesterday I
did

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I wanted to start a show free
Trinity dot pod show dot com

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And it was already taken

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Like a crap

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So I did like free Trinity
project

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Dot pod show dot com and I
figured someone

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It probably

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Actually I kind of thought
someone would have

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Just registered it just to
protect it like you

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Suggest there

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Of course it was Barbara

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And Doug Pilgrim has been nice
enough to

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Regirect free Trinity dot com to
curry dot com

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Actually it would be nice to

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Doug if you could redirect free
Trinity dot com

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To free Trinity dot pod show dot
com

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And what we'll get

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We'll get the site up and
running

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Folks things are happening

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As Barbara said this one's for
the doers of the world

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And there's a heck of a lot of
you

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And I really dig it

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Programmer come on in

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I am this is the prolific
program

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Again this time from Toronto

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Chennai

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And the thing I go from here

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I'm for the e-week because

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Oh, it's a good thing it's in
the section

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On DSD

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539 I think it

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Then one

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Yeah 539

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Was actually

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Wonder if it would probably

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Better to glue the other way

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Diver up through Alaska

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And close to during

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Straight I do believe

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And sing one

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When the light is free

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Of course then in that case

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It makes for an interesting
scene

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I wonder if it would work with
any

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I believe it would be very

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Straight up very deep enough

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And if the ice freezes

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The water to the level where
deep enough

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It will be able to cross with
that problem

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Um, hope you're here for me

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Up to this place

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It's some point on the show

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And I also hope you got my

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Us message regarding

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Um

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You could work with this

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Just off in the UK

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Uh, cheers

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Yo cheers

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Programmer from the Bay Area
everybody

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And Programmer

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I'd expected you might be
hacking the Nokia N800

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By the way my my contact my
deep-throed contact at the Nokia
says

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When you guys are ready

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There are development sheet
machines available

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So you can really

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Develop on the machine itself

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I'm just saying you know

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You might want to listen to that
Programmer

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Call in again

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It took me a couple times

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Yeah, I sometimes have to rewind
him

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And that's the reason why I put
it on

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He seems like a real character
man

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The Programmer I just love it

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Just before I go and I do have
one more song for you

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Which is kind of wacky I thought
it played for you

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Um

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They did a test

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Uh, they put a number of uh, of
test subjects

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Into an MRI

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That's uh, does a brain scan

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While they were watching

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Um

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Super Bowl commercials

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And there's been a couple of
reports about him

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Actually I found one in my
Google reader

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And for some reason I lost it

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I thought I had started

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But I guess I didn't so it's
almost impossible to find it

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You can't really search against
your existing subscriptions

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Unless I'm missing how to do
that

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Which of course is a flaw

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Um

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But apparently the way the

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The media is taking this and I
don't know if this is going to
be very wide spread reporting

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Most of the

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Commercials fell

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Completely flat

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Let me just quote from a scene
at article here

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Uh, using brain scan images of
people who watch advertisements
air during some days

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Championship game researches can
show which ads triggered various
emotions in viewers

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Causing them to be fired up or
emotionally flat

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Federal expresses or FedEx's ad
supposedly fell flat

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The commercials that inspired
the most engagement

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Meaning responses of fear

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Desire

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Conflict and reward

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Where Disney's NFL dreamers and
CR missed airport security ads

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According to researchers from
University of California, Los
Angeles

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A manson, loveless, brain
mapping center

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And FKF applied research

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Oh, that's a mouthful

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Very interesting

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Because it's a bummer

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Because I was well, they posted
the images in the data online
which is nice

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So going and reinterpret

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But I didn't have time while
prepping the show because there
was this other article

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Really explained each one in
great detail

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But just the paraphrase

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Most of the commercials evoked

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An emotional response of fear

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Fear

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And making men want to fight

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And I thought that was very
interesting

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And the reports are saying,
well, so they fell flat

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They didn't work

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I disagree

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I really disagree

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I think that advertising of
course works best when
associated with an emotion

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Such as laughter

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Sadness

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When a commercial really tugs at
your heartstrings and you well
up

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And of course fear

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And fear is so easy to speak to

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Now, I don't know if it's
intentional

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But I think if commercials are
evoking fear

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Well, bingo

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And that's what the news uses to
keep you watching is fear

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Bird flu, you can die

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Right after the commercials

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Commercials

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You'll never get laid

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If you don't use art, is it
cream

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So I think that the analysis is
wrong

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I think it's fascinating though

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That the

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The commercials

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Pretty much all evoked that same
emotion

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Coca-Cola I think gave people a
warm happy feeling

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But warm and happy doesn't mean
that the commercial is a success

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And I think that men,
particularly men

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1834 who were studied in this
particular group

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I think that they

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They are angry a lot more often
during the day

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And probably when they're angry
they think

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I'm angry

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I need a Budweiser

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Something like that

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I'll put a link in the show
notes daily source code

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dot com so you can take a look

47:55.440 --> 47:57.440
At this interesting survey

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[ Music ]

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When you have

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Will be filled

48:19.440 --> 48:21.440
The light

48:21.440 --> 48:23.440
Because my must

48:23.440 --> 48:25.440
On my cue

48:25.440 --> 48:27.440
Tonight

48:31.440 --> 48:33.440
That is going to love you

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Like you're never going to cry
again

48:37.440 --> 51:01.440
[ Music ]

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That is going to heal you

51:05.440 --> 51:07.440
Yeah baby

51:07.440 --> 51:09.440
Mama's gonna rock you tonight

51:09.440 --> 51:11.440
Yeah

51:11.440 --> 51:13.440
Julie Slinn

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The master mill for the pod save
music network

51:17.440 --> 51:19.440
Mama's gonna rock you tonight

51:19.440 --> 51:21.440
I just thought I was an
interesting

51:21.440 --> 51:23.440
Voice interesting song

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She's from the UK

51:25.440 --> 51:27.440
Not quite sure where not all the
details

51:27.440 --> 51:29.440
I don't pod to music that work

51:29.440 --> 51:31.440
Of course I'll point to that in
the show

51:31.440 --> 51:33.440
No state resource code.com

51:33.440 --> 51:35.440
20 years as support

51:35.440 --> 51:37.440
Support artists in various bands
in the United Kingdom

51:37.440 --> 51:39.440
Huh?

51:39.440 --> 51:41.440
Interesting

51:41.440 --> 51:43.440
Speaking of the United Kingdom

51:43.440 --> 51:45.440
If you'd like to call in with a
message

51:45.440 --> 51:47.440
There is a phone number that you
can easily program into your
mobile

51:48.440 --> 52:02.440
All right, I gotta get this show
out

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Gotta hit the bird

52:03.440 --> 52:05.440
Gotta get it to PWFent

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So I'm gonna close it down

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It's been long for the past
couple days

52:08.440 --> 52:11.440
And of course it's because we
have this regular recurring

52:11.440 --> 52:13.440
Trinity free Trinity segment

52:13.440 --> 52:16.440
Soon we're going to move the
conversation over to
freetrinity.com

52:16.440 --> 52:18.440
Free Trinity.podshow.com

52:18.440 --> 52:20.440
I'll keep you alert

52:20.440 --> 52:22.440
But what I'm trying to do now is
kind of after the 35 minute mark

52:22.440 --> 52:24.440
That's what I'm doing all the
Trinity stuff

52:24.440 --> 52:26.440
So people who just really aren't
interested

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Or if you really are interested

52:28.440 --> 52:29.440
You just know where to find it

52:29.440 --> 52:30.440
Daddysourceco.com

52:30.440 --> 52:32.440
Adam atpodshow.com

52:32.440 --> 52:34.440
Remember, I just realized

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We can do all kinds of
scientific experiments now

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We've got all these Folger
flavor brain, flavor gourmet
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That's what it is

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The flavor gourmet selections

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You can experiment by trying
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Splendaflavour blends

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For a great deal on a domain
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I'll be back tomorrow

53:01.440 --> 53:03.440
It'll be hump day and send me
some

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Adam atpodshow.com

53:05.440 --> 53:06.440
Take care everybody

53:06.440 --> 53:08.440
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