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Delta Sierra Charley's 6-0-9-er.

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With $60 million worth of
airplane strapped to my ass.

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In the next generation radio
content in my ears.

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I like to think I'm flying into
the future.

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I'm just kidding.

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It's a battle curry.

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These shag and scuba watchin'
the tube,

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Shag said,

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Like hey, scuba look at her
bones.

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I was glued to the tube,

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Like a bad habit.

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I got a heart on for Jessica
Rabbit.

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I had to have it till I changed.

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The station can't believe I'm
any tunes.

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I had been craving masturbation.

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Oh my god.

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Yeah, you know what?

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Eat the moths of all three
girls.

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Power pop.

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I do the little mermaid with
legs of fans.

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[ Music ]

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Come on, mother and children.

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Come on, mother and everybody.

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Now I don't know if it's wrong.

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Do you want a shag?

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But I think I do bugs bunny and
drag.

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Uh, maybe not.

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But I'd love to get some wet pun
from Miss Judy Jetsun.

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Let Josie and opposing cats get
me wet.

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[ Music ]

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I like the princess from
trectow.

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What I mean so far rough that
asked till my tongue turned
green.

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Then Macme deafening from
Scooby-Doo.

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I had her too.

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Then hop on top of Charlie
Brown's teacher.

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Walked from the front.

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From behind it from beneath her.

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But the ultimate kill that I've
been craving is the hot
brunette.

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Bitch on the bunch of sun made
raisins.

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Please, I like you.

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I like you.

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Come on, mother and children.

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[ Music ]

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Come on, mother and children.

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Come on, mother and children.

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Come on, mother and children.

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Come on, mother and children.

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Come on, mother and child.

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Come on, mother and children.

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Come on, mother and children.

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Come on, mother and children.

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Come on, Mother and children.

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Come on, mother and children.

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Come on, mother and children.

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Come on, mother and children.

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Come on, mother and children.

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a nice start to a memorial day,
uh, bank holiday weekend to play
a song like that, uh,

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it's on YouTube. I'll put a link
in the show notes. I, if it's
not pod save yet, I really hope

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it does go pod save. You gotta
see it in context, uh, with the
actual cartoons you're singing

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about. Uh, so it's, uh, yeah,
it's pretty much been three days
of the same, uh, for this long
weekend.

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It's bank holiday here in the
United Kingdom. It's Memorial
Day weekend in the United
States. I'm

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not quite sure what it is in
other countries, but it seems
like every country has something

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going on today. The Netherlands
has, um, I believe a religious
holiday called Pinkstudent,

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no idea what that is, which is
pretty atrocious actually. I've
certainly celebrated the day
when we

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live there, taking the day off
without knowing what it was
about. Let me just open up the
window

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a little bit for you. I'm in
the, uh, in the attic on the
third floor, the curry manner,
uh, get

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another weekend at home, which
was now I always feel guilty
though when you have a Monday
that's

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a long weekend. I feel like I
should be doing something, you
know, not just lounging around,
but it's

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really tough not to with this
weather we've had. And I think
it's, everybody I know that had
this weekend,

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you had great stuff planned. And
of course, we'd had some
wonderful weather in the, in the
past couple

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weeks. And really, I think it
just doused everyone, uh,
formula one. See, did, uh, there
was

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chance of rain for formula one
in Monaco. There was definitely
rain at the Indy 500 in, uh,
Indian

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apolis. In fact, I, I don't even
know who, who won yet because I
had to just tune out. There was,

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they were showing the last 20
races of last year's race. It
was, so, so rained out and just,

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it kept coming down. So I'm up
here. I've got the, because it
is significantly colder in the,

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in the previous couple days.
I've got the fire place on, uh,
Cindy, uh, the cat that I found
in the,

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in the gas station trash. He's
up here, sleeping away on the
couch. And it's really, it's
kind of

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mellow. And I'm figuring,
besides maybe the, uh, the sills
at the beginning of the show,
maybe,

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uh, you know, just play a little
bit of chill music, shoot the,
shoot the bull. Uh, hopefully

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most of the people who listen to
show have the day off. Listen to
that outside. Listen to that
rain.

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Ooh, that's not thunder. That's,
uh, that's the wind blowing
against the second microphone. I

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cleverly placed in front of the
window to give you the
impression that I'm sitting
here. Well,

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actually, I'm sitting here with
the window open. Listen to what
it does kind of have a nice vibe
to it.

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Anyway, I caught that video
from, uh, self off of John
DeVorex, uh, blog, John C.
DeVorex blog. Yo,

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Adam, trucker Tom here. John C.
DeVorex, joining pod show. It'll
never work. Just kidding.

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Welcome John to, uh, pod show.
I've enjoyed John's articles
over the years and, uh,

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glad to see him coming to pod
show. You know, it's really been
interesting since this news came
out.

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And I was listening to, uh, to
twit, uh, which is this weekend,
I guess is this weekend's
episode.

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I think it went up today. And at
the, and I saw I already saw on
the show notes at the end of the
show.

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I listen to the entire show and
indeed, near the end of the
show, um, they talked about, uh,

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John joining pod show. And I
think John was a little bit
surprised at, um, at the, uh, at
the level of

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joking that took place amongst
this core group of, of twits.
And I don't think he was
entirely prepared for it.

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It was pretty cool. He, you
know, they, they kind of snowed
him under. I liked it. He did a
shitty job

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of explaining what he's going to
do, by the way. And, you know,
what, what we did when John was
on the

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show, um, was it, uh, Thursday,
you know, went through the press
release and kind of smiled about
how it

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was written in all these
fantastic quotes. And you know,
that's exactly what, uh, what,
what, what Leo

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was doing is like, yeah, of
course. You got to be prepared
for that, man. You know, when
you're with pod show,

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you know, you, you, you're with
the Death Star. He has no idea
what's coming. He's going to
wish

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he had danger pay. And, you
know, I've read all kinds of
stuff around, uh, around the
blogosphere

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and the pod atmosphere, I've
been hearing things. It's in
blog posts, um, the, a very
complimentary

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thing. It's a great thing. Uh,
the John is, is joining pod
show. I don't think people
really understand

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why he's joining. And if you
think it's for the money, then,
well, you'd have to ask him
about that.

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Um, I think he wants to figure
out how the Death Star works. I
think it's some personal

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satisfaction he wants to get.
And he was on Twitter, which was
great, because of course,

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that was the entire deal. You
know, if he, uh, he can continue
with cranky geeks, if he wants,

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um, which I, I encourage him, I
really want him to do that. It's
a great show. Um, he can, uh,

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do Twitter, his, you know, the,
the columns he writes, you know,
the, hey, this is,

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he's doing a certain number. We
don't know him. He's asked
forever. Like, and like anybody,

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am I asked his own? Here's
something funny, though. I'll
see who sent me this. Um,

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Brent, pod show radio. So I was
watching Leo today on stick cam,
stick cam, doing his live

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KFI show. Okay. So I guess he
has a, uh, a webcam in the
studio while he's doing his, his
radio show.

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I did not get the entire
conversation with Leo started
out by saying, I'm not a big fan
of pod show.

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At that point, I thought, this
might get interesting and
started recording. What you are
hearing is

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Leo talking to someone during a
commercial break, possibly as
producer. So you'll only hear
Leo's

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part of the conversation. I've
enclosed the recording. I think
you might be interested in this.

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And, and I, you know, I think
that Leo is exactly this kind of
guy. He's a sweetheart, you
know,

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and he'll put webcams and, and
any, you know, live streams all
around him and he'll, you know,

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just put his life out there and
with that comes stuff like this,
which is pretty fun.

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Greed if, if I asked him at any
time, not to, you know, he said,
I won't plug pod show at all.

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You know, I don't need to plug
pod show. So we'll just see, I
mean, I, you know, I'm not going

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to fire him. He's, you know,
he's a critical part of Twitter.
I might use him a little less.

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What I'd love to do is find some
replacements for him. There's
nobody like him. I need to find,

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I mean, he's got a great sense
of humor. He's got a great
pacing, you know, he understands
bro.

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I mean, I just hear what Leo
says. This is so amazing. I need
to find someone to talk

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how to place him. He likes much
form. There's nobody like him. I
need to find somebody like him.

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I mean, he's got a great sense
of humor. He's got a great
pacing, you know, he understands
broad casting.

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His knowledge, you know, is, is
fantastic. And he's got this
great well-known persona.

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So it'd be very hard to replace
John. Just like it'd be very
hard to replace Merlin on Mac

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Breakweekly. I mean, I think
John or, you know, J.R. Youwing,
you know, that's just when you
have that.

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And I agree with you, Leo.
John's going to work has that. I
was just watching the show on
channel

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four last night. Guy went out
and interviewed different actors
on Dallas and J.R. Youwing.

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I mean, you got to hear that
guy's story. He, when they shot
J.R. He literally held out and
said,

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okay, well, you have two ways to
go. Either you can replace me or
you can change the story line.

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But I'm not coming back until
you let me do this, this and
this, which included in essence,

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a large part of control over the
show. And he held out and he got
it.

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And why was I saying that? Oh,
yeah. Because, you know, it's
like some people just aren't
replaceable.

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Absolutely.

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Agreed. Merlin have kind of the
same roles on those podcasts.
They're really the, the kind of
the focus of the podcast.

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Pixel Core is not competing
because Pixel Core doesn't. I
mean, they're a little bit
competing,

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but not really. They're, I don't
know what he's talking about now
about Pixel Core.

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They're doing different, the
fringes of the stuff we do.

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What, my biggest fear of John
would be competing if, you know,
already he's competing with
cranky geeks.

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Cranky geeks is basically a
video of twit. I don't worry
about people doing video.

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I don't think video competes
with audio. I don't think that's
fair to say either, you know.

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Cranking geeks is not exactly a
video of twit.

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Well, unless you take into
account that a lot of the vibe
of the show is because of

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John Devorek podcasting. But if
John decided to do an audio

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roundtable news podcast on pod
show, that would be it. And then
I might kind of feel like,

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well, he's doing his own thing.
You know, but Kevin started
Dignation. I was unhappy about
that,

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but he's always welcome on
Twitter. He does that turns out
he doesn't come on ever.

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Patrick's doing DLTV. That's
more like the screen savers. I
mean, everybody's got their own
thing.

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We don't have a deal with these
people not to, you know, that
they can't do their own thing.

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I don't want to be in contract.

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So I don't guess he's listening
to the producer saying something
because it's just a gap in this
in this recording.

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Well, there's lots of people who
say get rid of Devorek. I would
never, I love this.

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Everyone should have one of
these little hidden recorders in
their house.

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But this is, I don't think he's
saying anything bad. This is
fantastic. This is Leo being
completely honest.

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And the way I think he always
is. If someone asked him this,
he'd probably say it the same
way.

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Not sugar code. I'm not going to
do that. I John and I go back
way back. I mean, he got me my
start in the tech.

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So, all right.

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And so then there's another

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exactly tech girl. I don't pay
these guys. I can't fire them.

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I could use him less or Twitter
using them not at all. I think
he's important.

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Yeah. All right. So that's kind
of the end of it.

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That was pretty cool. Listen in
on the stick can.

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All right. Keep that vibe going
that I had with the fireplace
and the cat make on the cat.

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[ Music ]

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You know, it's not entirely
perfect, but it's just something
about it.

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It works really. You can go to a
page on the positive music
network. Let me see.

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I remember now. Yes. That's a
Rachel Pearl. Don't play with
fire here in Curie's Jell's
cafe.

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Just with Tennessee. She has a
couple of very interesting
songs. You check it out. Rachel
Pearl.

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Of course, a link to let me get
the outsides back in there. Oh,
shit. See, I got all my

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production here. Trying to bring
you into that mood. That's
really what I intended to do for
today's show.

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Just talk a little bit. Play a
couple of mellow songs. See how
far we get while the rain just

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keeps on pissing down literally.
I was planning on perhaps even
going off to Germany today or
tomorrow,

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but it seems like the entire
world has just come to a
grinding halt. I hope that by
the time you

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hear this, you're at least in a
portion of the type of vibe that
I've had for the past couple of
days.

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There's only one thing that I'm
really bummed out about today.
That's that I've promised myself

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and really carry who is
maintaining my schedule here at
the UK crash pad, which I'm
going to tomorrow.

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I have to do the administration
here at the manner. I've already
started all the

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bank statements, which I get so
many bank statements. I hate
that. The majority of them just
call

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an opened, but then the pile of
stuff to do, there must be at
least 50 envelopes and I'm

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dreading that. I asked you like
a... Speaking of Germany, a
whole bunch of people responding
to my

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call is to, you know, what kind
of what city should we take a
look at? And I think that in
general,

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it's come down to Cologne, Cone,
as they would say, or Hamburg,
and a lot of great response.

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Seriously, and here's an example
of one. Hi there, and it's Mark
from Hamburg Germany,

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good to hear that Pacho is
coming to Germany, and hey, of
course, you'll be choosing
Hamburg.

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Hamburg is a beautiful city with
already music scene, we have
lots of water, and of course, we
have

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Hamburg International Airport
that's 25 minutes from downtown,
and we have a couple of smaller

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airports around. So, come on
over, check it out, it's Mark
from Hamburg plus 49. Okay. All
right, Mark,

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see, that's what I mean, that's
extremely cool, and I'd be
getting so, so many of those,

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and suggestions and podcasts
that, of course, I've never
stumbled upon yet, you know, and
I'm

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learning the landscape, and I
also do have to get back to San
Francisco, though, it's just
like,

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so much to do. There's a lot of
stuff that comes from Germany,
and in fact, one of the original

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Mac Datties of the Podsafe Music
Movement comes from Germany. Do
you know that? Can you guess

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who it is? I mean, his stuff has
been around for a long time, and
on the network, some of his

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stuff is performed by Mario
Agiero, and you probably
recognize this. This is the, the
Moonlight

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piano sonata of the 27 number
two movement one from Ludwig van
Beethoven, a fine upstanding

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Podsafe, German citizen.

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[ Music ]

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Now, bad, huh? Especially when
you consider a man Ludwig van
Beethoven through that one down

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over 200 years ago. I don't care
why you say any song that's
being played more than 200

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years after it's been released,
you know, there's something
going on there. It's just, I
think

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about these classical songs,
that was long. I was like six
minutes, it doesn't fit into my,

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you know, my three to four
minute format, but we've morphed
into. But of course, he would
have been

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happy to know that listening to
this on an iPod or in a web
browser or almost anything
you're

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listening to it on, you could
just fast forward through the
boring bits. I wonder if he
would have

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minded, and by the way, for
those of you that think that
he's from Austria, he moved to
Austria

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when he was around 20, but he
was born in, I think was born
in, he born in Bonne, another
candidate

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for Partio HQ. Hey Adam, this is
Chris Mahquard from Germany,
host of tips on the top floor
and

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a proud member of the Partio
family, and I hear you talk a
lot about Darmstadt recently, so
it sounds

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very interesting to me, and I'm
really looking forward to all
the news that you're going to
bring

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home around that. I'm also an
active podcaster in Germany for
the German market, so

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we might want to talk about a
few things here. I've also just
released my show number 200 of
tips

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on the top floor, if you want to
see Drucker Tom as an alien, Don
and Drew Dancing,

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CC Japanese singing, and of
course the Jeff Smith who wrote
the theme song for the show,

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then yeah, go and over to tips
from the top floor.com, lots of
photography tips in that show as

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well, and by the way, I'm not
even going to go into what
Darmstadt actually translates
to.

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Anyway, didn't I only translate
this? I know. Oh, I did.

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I think I played that, you know,
I'm fried, man. Did I play that
on Friday? Like an idiot, I'm

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rolling it. I doesn't matter.
Crab, I know this one didn't go
out on Friday.

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Hello, Mr. Adam Curry. I've just
been to the Partio Sutlus Zone.
I finished the survey, and I'm

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pretty pissed off because I
think Partio is beautiful. I
love what you guys are doing. I
love the fact

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that you will host my podcast
for free and you can put your
ads in and whatever I don't
care,

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but, you know, these are doing a
great service. But the main
problem that I find with the
Partio

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site is that it's very
complicated. It's cluttered. And
I think it needs to be nice. So
here I go

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into the survey and I'm
answering all these questions.
And that ones you talk about the
design

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so come on guys, you got to get
into a six-glistan design, make
it easier, make it, you know,

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let's cluttered. That's all I
ask. Hey, hey! Yeah, I know!
Now, obviously if you think that

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this juncture where we have the
sock-less zone and we're
surveying as to how we can sock
less,

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if we didn't know that something
needed to be fixed with design,
we would have been in a very

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sad state. So you'll see that
there are a number of questions
that have to do with the

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functionality of the design and
that's exactly what you're
talking about. And of course we
have

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I mean, this is, there is a
plan, believe it or not, there
is an actual plan and people

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say search sucks. That's right.
New search being implemented
across the board. So it's

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things like that and it just
takes time. But I do appreciate
you for completing the survey

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and I hope you'll continue to
work with us just to help us
suck less and get some real data

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to the people who produce this
stuff. I'm dying to know, I'm
just dying to know what some

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of the answers to this survey
are. And everyone, you know,
gets to everyone who
participates,

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particularly all the producers,
what do you have? Like, I don't
know how many we have. It's like

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8,000 shows on the network or
something like that. It doesn't
matter, even if it's 80 or 80,

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just getting that information is
fantastic. So I really do
appreciate it. And then I got
this from

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a couple of people. Sinclair was
the most recent one who sent it
in. No carmers and the CEO,

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yeah, the CEO of Syria
satellite, radio, who of course
is trying to come together with
XM to create

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one big satellite monopoly. Make
no mistake. That should, of
course, never happen. These
companies

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probably should just go away. I
mean, it just makes no sense to
have, when I suppose to have

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monopolies, this is not the way
it works. There's probably too
many, too many people who've got

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options and shares in their
pockets. So we'll see what
happens there. It doesn't
matter. No carmers

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and said, well, it's about to
talk about the stock prices
versus value. Each of these
companies

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I think loses $600 million per
half here. It's just an amazing
amount of money. But he said,

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no, well, we suck less than XM.
That can't be a mistake. That
can't be a coincidence,

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either. It's not. And if you
think that big media isn't
listening to what, not just what

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Pod chose doing, but to what we
all collectively are doing,
you're making a mistake. Of
course,

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they are. Of course they're
listening. They're not stupid.
And of course, they've heard
that

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fricking suck less. So many
times. I think a attention, Jeff
Smith, we're going to need some,

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let's do a country version.
Let's do a hip hop version. We
already have different podcasts

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with doing, we've got to do some
shorter versions because I will
have to shoot myself. Or at
least

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until we get, you know, like
7,000 people who said, let's do
that. Yeah, we could always turn
the

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suck less zone around. We won't
turn off the suck less sawing
until, until you've all taken
the

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survey. Post the name of that
movie. It was some horror movie.
Was that, or Friday the 13th or

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Nor was Halloween. It was some
kind of thing that kids had. It
was a wristband or a toy.

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And you'd hear the song on
television. Nine more days,
tailhandle, a wean, something
like,

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what the hell was the name of
that movie? Kind of helped me
out. This fine team is quality.

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So actually, the art of music is
the art of speaking with this
fine team is quality.

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Yeah, definitely. Yeah.

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Wow.

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It's like 1 in one, and you put
it around and Defce your.

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