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From the Curry Manor, Gilford,
UK, from the Curry Condo, San
Francisco, more from the Curie

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cockpit of the skies above,
wherever Adam might be, there's
always the Daily Source

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Code.

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This is episode number 601 with
Adam Curry.

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With $60 million worth of
airplane strapped to my ass,
then the next Generation Radio

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content in my ears, I like to
think I'm flying you to the
future.

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[ Music ]

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Taking a song, the guy not been
so wrong to shoot a song for you
now.

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Taking a song, the guy not been
so wrong to shoot a song for
you.

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Kind of interesting.

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There we go.

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Yeah, you know, I saw it pop up
on, on Podger's Music Spotlight,
which you could find

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at poncho.com slash music and
I'm like, yeah, yeah, that's
actually pretty cool.

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Do need to haircut though, big
time.

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This is what Spin Magazine said
about Pop-Leave-I, and I quote,

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equal parts psychedelia and
glam, Pop-Leave-I, channel such

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formable front men as Robert
Plant, Mark Bowlin, and Prince.

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Whoa, that coming from Spin.

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Not a lot of plays though on the
Podger Music Network, yeah, got
to get that up a little

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bit.

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Hey, everybody.

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How you doing?

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It's the Daily Source Code.

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It's episode number 601 still
kind of wallowing in the, in the
backwash of all the

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goodness surrounding episode
number 600, it can't really help
because it's still a crap

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day today.

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Again, raining, it's windy,
it'll be nice from time to time.

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I mean, that means the sun will
basically break through a little
bit, but it's going

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to stay generally overcast.

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This is, of course, for the
G-Town region, that would be the
affluent suburb of

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Surrey known as Gilford.

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Now even though it's kind of
dark and gloomy, it's been this
way for what Friday's

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Saturday's Sunday.

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So it's like four or five days
now, there's just been crap
weather.

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It is even kicked in some
natural cycles on the Lady
Patricia, because what she does
when

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the weather is, it's crap and
kind of dank and dark and, you
know, and particularly

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when, well, in the winter, she
does all the time, but, you
know, when we were having such

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beautiful weather now to have
this crop up on us, she's
resorted to making her famous

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soup.

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Listeners of the Charlie have
been around for a couple of
years, we'll know that this

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is the soup that cures all.

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It has a little bit of ginger in
it and all kinds of other
goodness.

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And what she does is she makes
it at night.

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I said, this is so old
fashioned.

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She makes it at night on the
aga, of course.

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And then when it's all steamed
and brewed and there it has to
sit overnight and she puts

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it near the window where, you
know, it can cool down, yet it
doesn't get too cold, but

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you also don't want the weather
all of a sudden, striking into
it and ruining it all.

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And so the this morning, when I,
when I woke up, I could, I could
just smell a little

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bit of it.

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She's just heated it up now for,
I guess, what should be lunch?

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It's already five to two on
behind as usual.

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And you can smell it throughout
the whole house.

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It's really nice chicken
vegetables, just that hint of
ginger, oh, man, my life is so

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good.

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All right, uh, notice of on
today, I'm working on a couple
of leads.

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I did talk to a candyman, Luke
over at Nokia about yesterday's
question about the, uh,

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exploding, uh, Nokia battery.

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And so I've passed on contact
information.

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We're going to keep it kind of
low key.

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But there is a guy, a dedicated
guy at Nokia, apparently, who
looks at all this shit.

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And even there, the belief is
like, way, it can't be in a, it
can't be in a original

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Nokia battery.

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It doesn't happen with ours.

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So, um, trying to set it up, so
we investigate what's going on,
because, you know, one

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is all it takes.

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What's somehow I, I think, I
think there may be some bogus
parts involved in play here,

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not entirely sure, uh, crap hold
on, pilot era as usual.

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Hey, man, you won't go shoot
some pool?

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I can't, man.

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I gotta go work on my podcast.

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You know what?

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How's that?

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I thought you dropped out of
school.

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Yeah, I did, but I went to this
podcast and they hooked me up
with all the fact knowledge.

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And Orole, now I can do it.

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Wow, that's so really cool, man.

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Hey, you think I could do
something like that?

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Maybe there's another podcast
coming up on May 19th.

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Go to www.podcampzanandtonio.org
and check it out.

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Don't let opportunity pass you
by.

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Learn the secrets of the pros
atpodcampzanandtonio, remember
that's May 19th,
podcastanandtonio.org.

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Yeah, I tried to play the
Spanish version of the promo for
some reason it was gone

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or it wouldn't load.

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I was like, that would be so
cool to have a Spanish podcast
promo running, but unfortunately

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couldn't make it work.

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There's a lot of stuff going on
with these podcasts.

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It's, uh, it's a very
interesting phenomenon.

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Of course, we know the podcast
camp in New York, familiar with
that one.

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There was, oh, there was a huge
discussion going on in the UK
about two different podcasts.

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And so there's a podcast, uh, I
guess UK.

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And then there was, and which is
going to be held, and I think,
um, either Manchester

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or Birmingham.

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I don't think that's been short
up yet.

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And then there was another
podcast being organized, I
think, uh, in Buckingham

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Sure.

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So podcast bucks.

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And there was this whole
discussion about, you know, you
shouldn't have two podcasts.

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But the, I don't know if they
were scheduled for the same time
or around the same

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time or whatever it was and it
was, the whole discussion felt
so perpendicular to the

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entire idea of a podcast that
anyone can set this up and, you
know, the rules are pretty

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much obvious.

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And, uh, you know, it's, uh,
it's supposed to be an
uncomference, which is very
difficult

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to organize.

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I might point out or very not to
organize, but to make run
smoothly because you still

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want to try and not have the
speaker audience, uh, type
relationship where basically

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the speakers are the audience
and the audience are the
speakers.

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And, and to me, it's, it felt
like, wow, you know, so there's
two different podcasts.

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And, uh, one is basically
claiming superiority over the
other.

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I don't know.

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It was just weird.

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I had nothing to do with the
spirit of podcasts and I can't,
we all just get along.

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But so anyway, this podcast
that's coming up in the UK, uh,
the interesting, uh, to see

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if it's Birmingham or
Manchester, either one is a fine
flying destination, I, I might

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have, you know.

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And maybe maybe Thursday, I'll
be flying myself.

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We'll cut a Charlie, uh, in the
air.

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Uh, today would have been
possible, but we commend William
is, uh, he's flying somewhere

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else today tomorrow going into
the, uh, in the city.

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You've got a couple of sales
calls to do with the sales we
easled Daniel at the UK Crash

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pad office.

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And then in the evening dinner
with super agent Keith, look him
up, super agent Keith

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Bishop.

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That guy's got something going
on, uh, lady Patricia and I will
be entertaining him in some

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swanky restaurant and so, uh,
you know, it's, uh, you remember
the hit tests?

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I'm sure you do.

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Yon Polad who, by the way, uh,
did today's opening for the
show, appreciate it,

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Yon.

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Uh, he used to put together the,
uh, the hit test.

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And I'm, I'm really working
around regulations and fair use
and all kinds of, you know,

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different, uh, different
policies because I'd love to be
doing the hit test again.

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And of course, when I stopped
doing the hit test, there were
many, many voices saying,

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well, why don't you do a, a
pot-safe music hit test, which
is like ridiculous, because

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you need some history, you know,
you need to hear a song and have
to think, oh, yeah,

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that was, uh, the summer of 69
or, you know, the summer of
whatever it was that

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a really trigger a memory and
emotions, not just a recognition
factor.

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Now with 600 episodes under my
belt and several years of doing
this, uh, including several

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years of the pot-safe music
network, how long has that thing
been around?

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Now two years, two and a half,
maybe even longer, three years,
perhaps?

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Um, I think it's time to do
that.

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And of course, there's always
someone out there who's put
something together.

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Hey, Adam, this is Maurice's on
deck from the Sunday Sundana,
and I've got a new contest

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for you.

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All right.

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It's called the pot-safe sack
and it's really simple.

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Now play just the second three
pot-safe songs, okay, and it's
up to you to get the name

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of the artist and the song.

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All right, everyone in the play.

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The simple, let's hit test.

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Yeah.

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Then pot-safe.

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Yeah.

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Are you ready?

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I'm ready.

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Here's clip number one.

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Okay.

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I know it.

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That's brother love, uh, there
she goes.

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There she goes.

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That's the most popular songs of
the PMN, yeah.

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So that wasn't easy.

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It was again.

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I figured that one would be in
there.

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This is what I mean.

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How many pot-safe hits do you
roll?

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All right.

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On to the next one.

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Okay.

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Number two.

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Here it comes.

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All right.

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I know those hooks from a mile
away.

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I might need a jingle for this
one.

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So let's listen to this once
again.

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Uh, not on the radio.

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Jeff Smith.

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And the last one.

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Okay.

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Here's clip number three.

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Dude, you make this too easy.

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Uh, the best pot-safe artist to
many of the listeners.

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So got any idea?

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Yes.

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Here it is for the last time.

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I think I know it.

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Drive away.

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Matthew Eagle.

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On to the answers.

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The first clip was this one.

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Ooh.

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And of course, it was brother
love with goal she village.

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Yeah.

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The huge hit on the pot-safe
music network.

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God, that was right.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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All right.

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clip number two was this one.

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What was it?

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The King of the King right for
the VSC.

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Mr. Jeff Smith.

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Not on the radio.

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The York San Francisco.

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The San York in an box.

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You become somebody told me.

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You got that one right?

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Probably.

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And the last pot-safe sack was
this one.

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And of course, Mr. Matthew Eagle
with my way.

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So thanks Adam.

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I hope you liked this first
episode of Pot-safe second.

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If you do, I might return with
another episode soon.

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Ladies and gentlemen, he's on
that from Pot-safe sack.com
signing off.

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Bye-bye.

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Samaris.

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I appreciate it.

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It's going to be hard though,
man.

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It's going to be hard to create.

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I mean, look, this was almost no
challenge for me.

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The whole point is it has to be
kind of, you know, difficult.

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I can just hear young pull-ups.

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It's his butt-crack sweating
right now as he's listening to
all this going on.

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Mash up for the day, DJ Error,

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over the confluence of giants.

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See if you can detect the hits
in this one for a sec.

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[ Music ]

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Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,
oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,
oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,
oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,
oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,
oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,
oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,
oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh,

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I always have to think of this,
you know, I just can't help
myself.

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[ Music ]

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So besides Steve Miller-Band,
David Bowie, the Patentini
Group,

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but this is not American, Steve
Lee Danes do it again,

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and all that mashup from DJ
Error, Error.

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courtesy of mashuptown.com,
official supplier of mashup,

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to the Chacha, resurrected.

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You know, the more I play this
folder scruncher song,

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the more links I get to a new...

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I mean, I know everything about
toilet paper dispensers,

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colored toilet paper.

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I mean, I just know a lot more
about the world's bathroom
habits

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and I really should.

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That's still that makes me a
much richer man.

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All right, so it's taking a long
time,

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and I think that Friday, we're
finally going to launch.

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It's just called this an
unofficial dam announcement.

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We've teamed up with E-Paul,
who, of course, accredited

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and leader in industry of
measurement,

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audience measurement, and
particularly a surveyed test
results.

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We're going to be building the
biggest,

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all I just call it, the super
panel of podcast listeners

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and creators, starting with the
United States.

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And it's going to be good,
because not only do you have the
chance

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of getting all kinds of cool
stuff, but you help us suck
less.

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Help us suck less.

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Nice.

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Okay.

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Quick update on Afghanistan.

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My goodness, what have I gotten
myself?

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What has my wife gotten me into?

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So you recall that because the
Royal Dutch Marines

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performed where they're on the
Dancing with the Stars show

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in the Netherlands week ago,

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part of the deal was that she
would have to bring her show to
Afghanistan.

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And not just to Afghanistan, but
to three camps,

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including Condahar, the
International Camp,

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where I believe the Dutch will
just be providing the
entertainment

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for the entire camp that
evening.

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I have no idea.

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I think there's thousands of
people there.

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So I'm not quite sure how it
works.

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I'm getting the information
like,

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oh, Matt, for God and how much
show work that goes into this.

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How big is your stage?

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Is one question.

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That determines how many people
we need to bring.

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How many people can we bring?

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And oh, by the way, you get free
transportation.

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You get free lodging and meals.

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And you get free protection.

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Everything else you got to take
care of yourself.

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So it's kind of hard when you
want to bring along cute
dancers.

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They usually charge money for
anything they do.

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And rightfully so.

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So basically, I'm going to have
to sell some kind of TV stuff

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to the Dutch market.

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And you just to be able to pay
for some of the expenses

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like now sound system.

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We have to bring that ourselves.

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A lot that goes into it, but.

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And this is another thing I'm
investigating.

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I do believe they've got all the
pipe.

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They've got all the
telecommunications.

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So we can do a lot of fun stuff
podcast wise from there.

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Talk about some savants.

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So I'll keep you updated on
that.

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And oh, by the way, free Trinity
has not gone away.

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It has not been sidetracked.

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You'll be hearing about that in
the next.

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I want to say next week, but I
just have to be very careful.

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Not saying these things.

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We're coordinating everything
now.

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I have a new assistant who is a
caller and executive assistant.

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Carry who's in the UK office at
the crash pad, which is much
better for me

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because during the waking hours.

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And I mean, that's like until
six in the afternoon,

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even though I do all kinds of
crap with San Francisco until 11
at night.

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I'm much less sharp.

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And I'm probably saying yes to
things that I shouldn't.

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Because I don't really know what
the hell is going on with my
schedule.

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So she's starting to organize my
life.

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It's nice.

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It really is.

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You know, I guess we're chaotic.

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I guess we're kind of a
professional organization.

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He just started up his 16th
summer in New York City.

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It is the guy from Central Park,
that guitar, man.

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Your governor, Miss.

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David E. Polito.

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In a world filled with cruelty
and injustice.

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Ordinary people feel such strain
and strife.

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There are just too many rules.

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Men for common folk and fools.

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Not for those who want to live a
simple life.

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[ Music ]

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Won't you free our spoiled
entitled social eye?

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Now on YouTube, I see videos of
people who are so angry.

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About boring things like
politics and poor.

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Some place that's called Iraq,
but I can't find it on the map.

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I think it's somewhere between
St. Bart and Darfur.

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But Americans like us can still
get bothered.

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The important things demand we
stand and fight.

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And I've got something here to
say.

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Besides my gym is closed today.

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[ Music ]

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Free Paris.

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Free Paris.

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Next, I've got a partner.

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He didn't even have a TV show.

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She's the patron saint, I guess.

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A very shallow drunken mess.

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So you got to let our Paris
built in gold.

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One of the true American art
forms.

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This type of music.

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I love it.

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David Bollito.

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And free Paris.

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Free Paris.

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Hilton.

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He has so many emails.

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And he linked to the song.

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And of course, it's on the
Potset Music Network.

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And he said, yeah, it'll
probably have a lifespan of only
two weeks.

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But what the heck?

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I'm like, I don't know, man.

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She's going to be in the in the
break for 45 days.

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So we have at least six weeks.

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And I think we need to look more
of a we are the world vibe to
it.

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You know, the free Paris.

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I think that would get some
airplane.

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Of course, there's a video to go
with it as well.

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You can find it.

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I think you can get to it from I
love the company.

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I LTC dot pod.

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Sorry.

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India, Lima, Tango Charlie dot
podshow dot com.

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David Bollito.

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Yeah.

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Crack me up dude.

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All right.

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Hope you don't feel cheated.

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I'm going to cut it short right
now because there's a lot going
on.

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And stuff I want to announce
this week.

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So I got to get cracking.

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And.

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This is tomorrow.

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Let me think tomorrow is going
to be a kind of a crazy busy
day.

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It's a said lady Patricia not
going into town for dinner.

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I'm going to be in town earlier
probably for a couple of
meetings.

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I'm not sure if we'll get I'm
trying to get a couple of
savants that all.

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We'll record this evening and
use them for tomorrow show.

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And of course, suggestions are
always welcome and a lot of good
ones are coming in.

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where you can find links to
everything in today's show.

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