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Pearl, what you're doing at the
brand new Pod Show HQ on the
recently moved Pod Show Island

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in Second Life, and why are you
dusting that furniture?

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Happy, you're not with it, you
don't pay attention to anything.

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Pod Show Island is grand
opening, this Friday with a huge
concert by Jeff Smith and the

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fun goes all the way through
Sunday night with Pod Show music
network favorite, the

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Sarah Mac Band closing out the
weekend with a big show.

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Yeah, yeah, yeah, I know all
that M.B. has been doing things
all over the island for

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the grand opening, he has me
setting up the stage for Jeff,
he had me put furniture in

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a curing manner, but why are you
cleaning up in here?

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Adam may be coming to the grand
opening, I want to make sure his
office is perfect, and

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if Adam wants to be a mayor,
then he's a mayor, and now he
has the office to prove it.

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Wow, Adam, mayor of the island?

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Wow, what a great office.

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Very, very cool.

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Ta-da, and I'll pee out.

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Hey, bro, let me introduce the
show.

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DSC 5 9 4.

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[ Music ]

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you'll never guess who that is,
never guess, give up, would you
believe it if I said the

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Jeff Smith, the one and only
Jeff Smith, with the
impressions, attracted it over a
year ago,

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it turns out that song is now
number one on the beach music
charts. I love it. Fantastic.
You

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know that that's the kind of
song that makes you feel cavo-k,
which of course is the opposite

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of fubar. Cavo-k, ceiling
invisibility. Okay, I'm having a
cavo-k day. How are you guys? It
is daily

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source code episode number 594
coming to you from the curry
manner. I've got the windows
open

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up here in the attic. The wind
is just kind of flowing by just
wasping and wasping, wasping,

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just kind of flowing in, trying
to make it sound romantic. It
really is another beautiful

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day, a little cloudy this
morning, but I think it's going
to be good throughout the
weekend. Good,

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because of course I'm planning
on flying over to the
Netherlands, the Lady Patricia,
performing

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and dancing with the stars. I'll
play the song tomorrow on the
maximum music fubar friday. I'll

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play it again for you. The new
version of the star sisters
proudly presents. It's
fantastic.

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Now she's on the road and kind
of the way I do it. I'll call in
once a day, usually in the
evening,

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so she calls and she calls
Christina and then she'll call
me, of course I'm always second
banana.

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But man, she's having a good
time. When the Lady P is on the
path man, she's like getting up
at

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seven doing radio interviews.
She's got a huge interview in
the National Paper coming up on

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Saturday. She really wants
people to watch. And of course
there's a special surprise in
this

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performance that they're doing,
which obviously I can't tell you
about. And I know things are

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heating up because I can see by
the caller ID that the gossip
television shows are now calling
me,

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trying to mind me for
information. Of course, they
just get rejected. I'm all alone
once again,

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and I think the dog is barking
downstairs. So see, you hear
that? Swabber! Swabber!

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What happens is, I leave the
door open so all the animals can
go in and out and he walks out,

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but then he doesn't have enough
power and his hind legs to kind
of vault himself back in

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through the doorway and he
stands that kind of like going,
P, let me in!

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I'll see if I can get a song
going and I'll go downstairs and
grab him real quick.

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Hi Adam, this is Lisa from
Orlando, Florida. I've been a
take her for far too long,

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and decided I should start
giving something back. I did
have a few points though.

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To all the podcasters
complaining about the PMM, shut
the heck up!

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The pod show helps make your
show as possible with financial
and technical support to say
nothing

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of those incredible bandwidth
bills y'all don't pay for. Show
some gratitude and stop
complaining.

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It's really not becoming. Number
two, three words, more Patricia
please. She is so talented and
gracious,

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and it's a real treat when she's
on. Please let her know that.

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Number three, I love podcasters.
They have changed my life. I
rarely watch TV, never listen to
the

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radio, but do listen and watch
dozens of podcasters each week.
One thing I'm really happy about
is my

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dad. He wrote a book 20 years
ago and then did nothing with
it. When I heard Scott's

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saygler of earth core fame,
almost two years ago on the DSC,
talking about his potty of book,

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and how authors were making
their books into podcasters, I
urged my almost 65-year-old dad
to make

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his own potty of book. I'm proud
to say he's in the final stages
of editing his first few
episodes,

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without you, his dream would
still be sitting in a drawer.
And finally, this new format is
fabulous.

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I'm really enjoying it. I'm
always astounded at the people
we have in our lives who have
some secret,

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or sometimes not so secret
knowledge about something. Be a
copyright law, how to care for

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African violence, making to die
for a whole week bread or
whatever. I think we all have
savants in

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our lives, and thanks for
reminding us of that. Have a
great day, Adam.

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And Adam? Yes. Folder. Oh, send
a naked picture. Will you
please? Nice voice. Thanks for

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contributing, Lisa. Yeah. Well,
absolutely. Of course, we all
have savants in our lives.
That's

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the whole point. Today, not a
new format, savant from the
circle of savants, because
today's show

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more about a savant of the
musical kind, we started it off
with Jeff Smith, with that song
that

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he did with the impressions,
which I just love. Jeff does, I
think I should do a show with
Jeff.

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And all of this is just, it's
all, every topic, there's a
song. Every little, you know,

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I really can't, you know what, I
don't normally do this, but I'm
all alone. Hold on one second.

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Sorry about that. I just paused
everything to run downstairs and
let the dog in.

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And now, of course, I'm out of
breath from running up and down
the stairs so quickly.

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I really got to get this dog
like an invalid ramp or
something, you know, because he
can

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hope, is it going to be one of
those days? Let's see. Okay. Oh,
man. Yes it is.

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Why? Why or why? No one has used
to my new format yet. Okay.

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Uh, so what was I saying about,
uh, oh, yes. No, no Cirque de
Sivant, uh, Ojo Dwi.

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Is it Ojo Dwi? Yeah, I think,
no. Today, whatever. Oh, you
too.

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Instead, uh, got something cool
coming up from the Jeff Smith.

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Man, I'm really out of breath.

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So I don't know if you followed
the story about the, uh, copy
protection key code to the HD
DVD.

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Disks. I'm, I'm going to try and
explain this because it's very,
very geeky, but it

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had already showed up in the New
York Times because it's
something just things happened.

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So there's this code and this
code literally consists of, um,
I don't know, like 15 or 16
different

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pairs of letters or numbers. So
like, you know, hexadecimal code
to like F0, um, three A, you
know, so

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it's like 16 or 17 of those
pairs. And that is the actual
key that allows you, um, on, um,

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on the player on Linux to
actually crack the HD DVDs, uh,
copy protection so that you
could then

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copy them. Now, as a part of the
digital millennium copyright
act, uh, and this stems back to
an

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original, uh, DVD code crack I
believe. I'm just kind of
paraphrasing in here. I'm not
exactly

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sure of the history. Um, there
was a similar code. If it, it
may even be the same one to hell
to

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I know, uh, but in this, in this
law, in this, uh, DMCA on this
act was put that no one has
allowed

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to publish this, uh, this key
because this key essentially
allows anyone under the right
circumstances

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with proper knowledge, uh, to
copy, uh, HD DVD discs. And so
you're not even allowed to
publish it,

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or, uh, or even dream about it,
it seems. You just, you can't
have this, this code, this
string of,

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of, of numbers and letters. You
cannot have it anywhere in your
possession. Certainly not put it

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on a, uh, on a website. So this
got posted to dig.com. And, uh,
so by now you probably, if
you're like,

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uh, kind of geeky and you live
in the blogosphere, there's no
way you could have avoided this
story.

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If not, then, you know, here you
go. It's one of these stupid
things. And it also really
showed

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what the dig audience is all
about. So it's, it showed up on
dig and, um, uh, and the guys at
dig

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removed that story. And so the,
the audience of dig.com revolted
and then every single story was
basically

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this code that was being put up
and people were putting it up in
picture format and pointing to
it

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in different places and using
face folk, uh, fake subject
lines. Um, and so it was like
pandemonium

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for a while and then it kind of
died down. Um, so now people are
starting to come up with all
these

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fun ways of, uh, of, uh, of
mentioning this code, uh, and
trying to get it published
essentially.

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It was, it's kind of like, uh,
the equipment, like, uh, I'm
going to light off a bottle
rocket in school.

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You know, it's not, it's not
really a huge deal, but it's a
really geeky thing. And it was a

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talking to Mark Yoshimo to name
coffee yesterday. And I played
this, this fantastic comment.

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Uh, I got a set of them up right
home.

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So this, of course, is, uh, one
of our ubers of aunts and, uh,
prolific program will

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wouldn't be pp if, if he didn't
try and sneak the code into one
of his collins.

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I haven't been programming it
from dad runs to scope. I just
noticed that dig is going to

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ship shit. Apparently they, they
are censoring the HDD code,
namely, O9 F9 1 1 0 2 9 day 7 4
E 3 5 B D 8 4 1 5 6

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C 5 6 3 5 6 8 8 C 0. Now I, I
suspect the cops are going to
look as arrest me. So I get
very, very

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going. Cheers. So, some parking
lot cracking up over that. Like,
I mean, I can't believe that.

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So difficult, a prolific program
to call the code in fantastic.
Now we're all going to the

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big house boy. And then Mark
says, oh, man, you know, someone
should make a make an edit a
song.

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I don't know that. And I said,
shit, a song. Let's call Jeff
Smith. He should totally do a
song.

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You know, he'll do a great job.
So already we've gone from like
prolific program or

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to Mark and Adam to the Jeff
Smith. And the, and the this
morning, now available. If you
go to

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geek brief TV geek brief dot pot
show dot com, you will see a
video clip a music video for the
song

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that Jeff Smith wrote this
happened all within span of like
18 hours. It's been
unbelievable. Do we have

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a fucking network? Do we have a
network? Do we have a network? I
love it when this stuff happens.

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And Callie and Neil did an
awesome job. Have you ever seen
the the Dylan video? I think in

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access that it as well, where
the basically holding like cue
cards with words on it. And that
goes

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along with the synchronized with
the lyrics. I think you know
what I mean. Anyway, I'm going
to play

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the song for you. You'll hear
the code cleverly hidden. So it
can live on in perpetuity
because,

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songs have an interesting knack
of yeah, you can destroy the
original file. But once
someone's got

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the song in their head, then
we're all going to have this
code embedded in our minds.

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It's called Dick the Code. No
BDI WG. Jeff Smith added again.
I guess we can't publish the
lyrics

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and do the top to memorize it.

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[ Music ]

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So you've got to go check out
the video that Callie made and
now besides the fact that it's
cool how this all came together
and and how she's basically

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Embedding the code in our brains
as well

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Oh, she's fantastic. She looks
so hot at the end of the video
and she's doing little dances
and stuff

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Man there's stuff going on deep
down inside Callie Lewis that I
even I haven't figured out yet.
Uh-huh

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Links of course in the daily
source code. They had the show
notes portion of

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Of that site. Yeah, let me see.
Oh, there's more from prolific
program

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See what he has to say now

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Your French is a bit off you you
went this time on because that's

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Cool and effort to win

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Which I think should we do so
wrong, but you may be because
vendors are a bit off it and
remember my gender's very well

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That's all

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Man, what is it you don't know
your gender's very well. Yeah,
okay. I thought that what he
said

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Okay, so you're gonna do some on
we'll keep it at that for now

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All right

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Time to crank it up a little bit
getting ready for our maximum
music food our Friday tomorrow

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Boy, I'm ready. Hey junior

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What was I thinking

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[ Music ]

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Drop on my best friend's been

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You

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Junior what was I thinking from
the pod save music now we're
wrapping up a shorter episode of
the Charlie today

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You know like I got all like a
lot of stuff to do

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And also I really want to get
prepared for tomorrow's football
Friday

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I have an appointment in the
city at 2 p.m. with the one and
only come extra blogger

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We finally shall meet face to
face

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So we got to prep the office

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Got to make sure everyone's
ready and we all have our
shields up and on and of course

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I got to get the cameras ready
to roll because there's nothing
like

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This type of meeting of the
mind. It's it's going to be
outstanding. I hope

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Okay, daily source code calm.
I'll also put an embeddable
video of

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Dig the code in on the home page
your daily source code dot com
in the show notes link to it

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And of course my email addresses
adam at podshow.com

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