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Welcome to DSC 6-7-8.

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But it's not a food bar Friday,
isn't it?

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Not that we're better or angry?

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Welcome to DSC 6-7-8.

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We're happy it's here.

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We just wish it was a food bar
Friday, like you promised.

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On 67, right Adam?

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Welcome to DSC 6-7-8.

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It was $16 million worth of
airplane strapped to my ass.

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Done 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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[ Music ]

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Yeah, that's the soundtrack of
your life.

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Man, it's great creatures,
they're from Wales.

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How would be in the United
Kingdom as well?

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Your love alone is not enough.

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If you live in the United
Kingdom, you've probably heard
that song before.

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It is now officially on the
Podsake Music Network.

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It was, isn't that the girl from
the Cardigans?

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This has been a big hit over
here in the UK.

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Now officially available for
your own independent productions
to the Podsake Music Network.

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It is daily source code, episode
number 678 coming to you from
partially overcast

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Guilford, that is of course the
affluent suburb of Surrey in the
Curry Manor.

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I hope you had a good weekend.

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Yeah, I didn't get to the Friday
food bar festivities.

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There was really food bar.

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It had to make a quick trip to
the hospital, which delayed the
whole day.

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Luckily, it had already
completed the first episode of
No Agenda with John C. Dvorak,

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which is at
noagenda.podshow.com.

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The show is exactly what it
sounds like.

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No Agenda.

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But people are already tuning
into it.

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That's pretty cool.

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And by the way, don't ask me to
put it in my daily source code
feed because I think that's

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a mistake.

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I've tried that over the past
several years.

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People don't like that.

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It's got its own feed.

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Or if you subscribe to
Curry.com, you might have gotten
the episode automatically.

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So has this ever happened to you
where you wake up on a Sunday
morning?

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It's a weekend.

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And like, okay, what time is it
here?

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Oh, man, we slept until 10.

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30.

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This is pretty late for us.

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Pick up the Nokia E61I.

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Turn it on because, of course, I
want to lay in bed there
leisurely.

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Listen to the Sunday morning
love songs on BBC Radio 2.

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This probably never happens to
you, actually.

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And John, the phone, I'm like,
this is weird.

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The phone is saying it's 9.30.

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But it's 10.30.

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And it took me about an hour to
realize after resetting my
clock,

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then turning back on the network
auto time update feature only to
find the time was 9.30 again.

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Or at that point 9.40.

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What the hell is going on?

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Well, of course.

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We fell back into the daylight
savings time.

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So I said the Patricia said,
hey, you know what?

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We got a whole extra hour.

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Why don't we go into London?

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Let's go, let's go hang out.

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Let's go to let's go shopping.

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Ladies, don't you love it when
your man says that?

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And I actually said, let's go to
herids.

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This of course was all, but a
sli-ploy to sneak by

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235 region street to the Apple
store, which is not far from
herids on Brompton.

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Is it Brompton?

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It's Brompton.

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To pick up, yes, I was going to
make today the Big Mac is back
attack.

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To pick up a MacBook Pro.

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And today I was actually
planning on running a cast
blaster on Windows on my
MacBook.

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Of course things never go.

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Let's expect them to.

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And I've been somewhat
disappointed.

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First of all, we had a great, it
was kind of like rainy, not
really rain rain,

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but that little fine mist that
just kind of drizzles down on
top of you

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that makes you just as freaking
wet.

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We had a really nice time in
London, just the two of us.

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Oh man, you know, at herids.

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And if you've never been to
herids, this is an amazing
department store.

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They have every massive major
fashion brand known to man in
this place.

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And although, you know, I'm
marginally into this.

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Of course, it's the female
version of my Mac porn.

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And of course, we went to the
Apple store first and you had to
order it.

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And man, are they just like
handing this shit out there?

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There must be a thousand people
in the store.

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As outrageous, they can't sell
the shit fast enough.

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Anyway, so if you want to hear a
memory upgraded, then they have
to do that in the basement.

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So, oh, I said, I'll come back
at the end of the day and get
it.

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And that was my version of porn.

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Although I don't like having my
porn with so many people in my
proximity.

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And that was off to herids.

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Man, oh my goodness.

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You know, I, uh, I'm forcing, I
know how clothes are made and
what it really takes to do it

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and how fashion operates and,
uh, what a rip off.

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I couldn't believe it.

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The shoes.

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Now, I understand where you can
get, you know, if you get a pair
of Prada or Jimmy

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Choose or, um, you know, Chanel
or, uh, you name it.

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You know, there's a, there's a
brand there.

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You're going to pay a premium.

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And, uh, look, if you're going
to, if you, uh, want to buy
those types of shoes,

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you got to expect to spend four
to 500 pounds.

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It's like a thousand dollars for
shoes, which, by the way,

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my, my wife rarely does.

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She hates that she can't stand
it.

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Now, I can understand when you
got a brand like that.

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And, you know, this shoes, you
know, I held in my hand at
looking around.

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It sniffed a little bit.

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Uh, you know, you have the shoes
with a red bottom, which is
another thing

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that everyone has to be wearing
these days.

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Uh, the sole is completely red.

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You know, it's, um, I, I
understand you pay the premium.

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But even for brands that I, that
I'd never heard of,

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shoes, three, four, hundred
pounds.

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Sandals.

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Just a slab of leather would
like a toe strap on it.

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There's 350 pounds, 700 bucks.

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What the fuck is going on?

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That's how, that's how
outrageous.

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And it's not just the, the, the
brands that, you know,

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that unsophisticated guys like,
like myself know.

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I mean, there's all kinds of new
brands that I've never heard of.

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Even the harrow's house brand
shoes are 400 pounds.

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What is going on?

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Uh, maybe that's a topic for
Noah Gendus,

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something I can, uh, can run by,
uh,

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Dr. John C.

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Anyway, um,

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So, uh, came home and Patricia
did buy a couple things.

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She brought the new, uh, new
trendy, uh, elbow high gloves.

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That everyone's supposed to be
wearing and some new pants.

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And yeah, we had a, we had a
good little shopping trip.

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That was really nice.

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And, uh, of course, you know, I
unpacked my porn.

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I'll unpack the, uh, the
MacBook.

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And it has, uh, 10 OS 10 dot
four installed.

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So then you have to do the
upgrade.

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Probably three hours really
configuring this thing.

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You know that, you know, you get
your fresh Mac and first you got
to upgrade to leopard

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and you go through that process.

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And then you got to install
office, or at least I have to
because we really,

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you know, the power points
really have to kind of be the
same with the same font.

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So we, we do a lot of, uh, power
points stuff for presentation to
presentation

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to advertisers.

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Uh, there's a burp coming, but
it's a wet one.

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So I'll hold it in.

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Um, yeah.

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I installed the, I work, um, you
know, uh,

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did a little search to figure
out how to synchronize my Nokia,
uh,

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E61 eye with eye cal, and then
there's an eye cal with G cal,

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seeing.

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So I'm doing all this stuff.

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And then, of course, I plug in
my time machine backup drive.

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Everything's rolling right.

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I'm like, okay.

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This is great.

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So everything's installed.

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I've got everything set up the
way I wanted to be.

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Uh, okay.

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It's a time.

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Oh, and of course, some, some
updates ran in the background.

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You know, at least a 400 megs of
updates, uh, to the OS,

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which I'm thinking I'm probably
should have installed those
updates first

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before going to leopard, at
least that's what I'm about to
attempt now

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because you guessed it.

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Uh, when I rebooted, um, even
though, you know, everything

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had been installed, it kept
coming up with the setup
assistant.

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And I could not get out of it.

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Even if I completed the setup
assistant again,

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it would start over with the
setup assistant.

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I was like, fuck, you can't put
Cooper,

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you know, you're disappointing
me again.

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What a lousy experience.

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I don't know.

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I'm sure I was just trying to do
too much at the same time,

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but, you know, there's not like
there's any instructions

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in which order you're supposed
to do this stuff.

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So this morning, I tried to
recover.

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I could actually, I know a
little bit about max,

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so I get into command line and
see what was there.

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And it seemed like I just
couldn't figure out

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how to get past the OSX
assistant.

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In fact, it was bringing up the
10.4 setup assistant.

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So I did what any other brave
man would do, fuck it.

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Just erase the whole drive,
start over from scratch.

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So I've got like 20 minutes left
on the leopard install.

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Then I'm going to reboot and see
if it actually

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will go through that sequence
before I start installing all my
stuff again.

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Ah, luckily though, I got the
dot max synchronization setup.

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So I think everything that I had
already imported

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because you know, you have to
import your address.

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Hello.

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Can I help you, babe?

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What, hold on a second.

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What?

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Yeah.

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When I'm done with the show, I
hope.

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Bye.

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No one cares about the show.

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You don't care about the show.

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Okay, about the show.

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Okay.

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I'll help you later, babe.

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She needs to send off
documentation for a passport.

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And I have in the first passport
for a driver's license.

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Oh, whoa, is me.

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My kid's going to be driving an
automobile.

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And it's time to change in my
friends.

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You know they are.

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Forget around the world.

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Well, the winds have changed to
blow in my friend.

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It's time to elect a president
again.

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I'd love a spirit of debates.

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So I'd be ready for a wait.

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Let's get at them to get the
candidate online.

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Come on, Adam.

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Get the message on the line.

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I really want to know what this
stand for.

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I really want to know what the
mean.

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It'll all be okay.

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If I had my say, I'd love Adam
to get the candidate online.

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Come on, Adam.

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Get the message on the line.

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Yo.

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So the winds have changed our
blowing through this show.

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Even I'm getting a little tired
of the political talk.

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I do want to say a couple
things.

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I got a whole bunch of responses
to the Ron Paul interview from

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Daily Source code 677.

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If you haven't heard it, you
might want to go check it out.

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Here's just one I want to play
for.

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This is Kevin and go from
Florida.

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I just heard your interview with
Ron Paul outstanding.

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Listen, here's the problem.

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I'm going to have red pill you
my friend.

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Okay.

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The problem with Ron Paul, which
isn't a problem, is that we're
used to being sold to.

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We're used to being manipulated.

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We're used to being promoted,
pushed.

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And Ron Paul's not about that.

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He's just laying it out there
for you.

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He's, I guess you call it a data
dump.

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He's not pushing.

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He's not selling it.

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He's not promoting it.

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He just is.

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It exists.

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And it is.

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And it always was.

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And he's just putting it out
there.

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And that's why people are having
a hard time accepting his
message.

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But man, I'm right on.

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Because I hate being sold or
promoted to.

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I mean, that's the deal.

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It is what it is.

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So hey, take care.

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Good interview.

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And have sex with you now.

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I'm not going to do that.

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But.

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Yeah, I will.

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And November 5th, of course,
I'll be donating my funds to the
campaign.

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Interesting.

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While I was installing all this
shit, I was actually watching
the GOP debates.

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I think it was someone posted on
YouTube.

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And there was also a kind of
like a compilation, which I
don't like.

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I hate it when people do
compilations about one candidate
because it's pretty skewed.

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But anyway, there was a
compilation of Ron Paul on Fox
News after the debate where they
had the results of their poll
numbers.

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And Ron Paul, like stood above
all candidates.

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Something like 35% approval in
this poll.

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And it was so funny to watch the
Fox News guys.

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It's like, well, the poll is
obviously fucked.

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You know, the poll isn't right.

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Or, you know, the deck is
stacked because Ron Paul
supporters are calling in more
often than others or whatever it
is.

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And I was like, well, because
clearly they don't manipulate
these polls.

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Otherwise, this couldn't have
happened.

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But it was funny.

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And they were really doing
everything to marginalize it
saying the results were off.

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It was no good.

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And then Ron Paul got on.

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He's like, I love your Fox News
audience.

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They're clearly very intelligent
people.

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I was quite funny.

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I did learn something though
that, you know, when they say,

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Well, how come you don't show up
in the national polls?

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And apparently he's at least in
most of them.

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He hasn't been listed as a
candidate.

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But as a candidate that people
can respond to.

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So I don't know, man.

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I think he, again, I think he
had a really clear message.

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And I think that the Republican
Party outside of, you know,

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what was in the audience in
Florida, which apparently
included,

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it was like 3,000 people.

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Giuliani got 1,000 free tickets.

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So a lot of Giuliani supporters.

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This thing is all, what this
whole system is messed up, man.

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It's really messed up.

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But you will be advertised to
about Ron Paul,

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because that's what it's going
to start doing with this 5
million

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box.

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It's going to start advertising.

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So hopefully he'll do it with
the message.

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And for you, my friend, just
called in,

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maybe the radio isn't for you.

17:53.000 --> 17:56.000
Maybe radio advertising isn't
for you.

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Maybe you should just be
sticking to independent media.

17:59.000 --> 18:03.000
Hey Adam, Rob Cohn from Western
Canada.

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Just commenting on your view,
the world rugby championships
there

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as my old rugby coach.

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Yeah, you know, this is, this is
my amazement that England versus
South Africa

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in the world championships for
rugby.

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England lost even though there
was a try,

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which is the equivalent of a
touchdown or a goal.

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That did not count after a video
review because the player was
out of bounds.

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But everyone kind of, you know,
it's like orderly.

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All right, shit, we lost.

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That really sucks.

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We're devastated.

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We're guided.

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But no fighting in the stands.

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You know, no one's beating each
other up.

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So what did your coach use to
say?

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rugby is a barbarian sport
played by gentlemen and soccer,

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aka football is a talent sport
played by barbarians.

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I just thought you might enjoy
that.

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And of course, fuck you Adam
Kurt.

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God, thank you.

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Yo, you know what I got to say
that I think probably a lot

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of the England football
supporters are also England
rugby supporters.

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So what is it about the game?

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What is it about the situation
that changes that?

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Very interesting to me.

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I even though I want to stay
away from a lot of the political
talk today.

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When this guy calls in, you just
can't ignore him.

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Let's have a word with the
nylon.

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Spreading the news with the
smile on where the roll is
right.

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So you'd think, of course, that
the nylon would call in be
completely

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contrary and say all kinds of
shit about the Ron Paul
interview about me about

19:35.000 --> 19:38.000
the show about how much I suck
and you know what?

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You're right.

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Hey Adam, it's the nylon backed
by unparalleled demand.

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Let's go to the chasing here
with Dr. No.

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There used to be a day when, you
know, you'd walk into a bowling

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close to curtain, pull the lever
and walk out and no one asks you
what happened

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back there.

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Let's go back to those days.

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I don't really care who you're
interested in.

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You're mind that your opinions
aren't relevant to me.

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Maybe just some of the listeners
and they're probably relevant to
your new

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so-called listeners from the Ron
Paul campaign.

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You know, that is a good point
that nylon makes there.

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I recall back in the day when I
was just a young girl.

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Come on, sit on Grand Paul Adams
knee here. I'll tell you a
story.

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When I was, I don't know, 5, 6,
7 years old living in the
States.

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I recall very vividly that
people would not talk about
whether who they were going to
vote

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for or what party affiliation
they have.

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That definitely changed over the
years.

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I don't know if that's a good
thing or a bad thing.

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I think debate and talking about
stuff is always good.

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And, you know, if you have a
viewpoint, I guess it's going to
match up with a candidate

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or you'll bring in a candidate.

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I don't know. I understand where
you're coming from on that
nylon.

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But I think it's kind of good
that we're all talking about our
choices and our ideas and our
thoughts.

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And it's, you know, we're from
the outside.

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It may look like, oh, there's a
red state blue state and
sometimes inside the United
States

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as a red state blue state vibe.

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But in general, no one gives a
shit.

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Who are all just Americans?

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Who are found a willing sucker
in you for their version of one
rest of the charts?

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I guarantee you, if you stop
supporting Ron Paul, stop
supporting Steve Kobair,

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which I'm sure that'll be the
next thing.

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You'll lose those listeners
there.

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Look, first of all, I don't, you
know, I don't make this to gain
or lose listeners.

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I presume people listen or they
don't listen.

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And you, let me tell you, I'm a
big fan of lots of shows, lots
of radio programs.

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You just can't listen to
everything.

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But this, you know, I'll never
listen again.

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Fine, man.

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I don't buy any of that.

21:43.000 --> 21:46.000
And this is not about winning or
losing listeners.

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It's about doing my show.

21:48.000 --> 21:51.000
And by the way, Steve Kobair is
actually more internet savvy
than Ron Paul.

21:51.000 --> 21:54.000
So let's move to that one and
bore me.

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Now, don't worry.

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No danger of that.

21:57.000 --> 22:01.000
So, by the way, this whole thing
about bummer is to chill it.

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Let's get over this.

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First of all, bummer is the
chart.

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What are you talking about?

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If you're talking about November
5th, that, you know, Ron Paul
supporters are all going to
start donating money on November
5th to move the needle.

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Which I do believe works.

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I said bummer, I said charts.

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It's, I don't, I don't, I hope
they're not calling it that.

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Boy, as you know, Joseph Jaffey
invented that.

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Didn't move.

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You're still counting the
payments to get WPP or Coke or
Johnson Johnson with your time
and all as your sponsor.

22:33.000 --> 22:38.000
And you know, I find the army is
that before bummer's to chill
it, you have sponsors for your
show.

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Since the needle moves, you have
no sponsors.

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I think you might want to
reevaluate that nylon.

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I got plenty of sponsors.

22:47.000 --> 22:51.000
Both in D-gap and fun of the
show and inside this program.

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However, I will say that I have
turned down quite a few because,
or we've not come to terms
because of the,

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fuck use at the end of each
comment.

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Interesting how that needle
moves.

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By the way, the needle doesn't
need to move from me.

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Okay.

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It's not about me.

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Please understand nylon.

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Back to Ron Paul.

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You two need each other.

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He calls about 1% of the vote.

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And I gather this about 100
million iPods out there and you
get about 1% of those downloads.

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So you two, to me, are the new
1%ers who need each other to try
to get to 2%.

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And Adam, you're really starting
to sound like a cheap, drive,
time, talk, radio host.

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I like people better when you're
signed sell to the podcast about
nothing.

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To me, you're losing relatives.

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Fits your brain.

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Anyway, good luck.

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And I'm hoping you and Dr. Ron
have a good time.

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Bye.

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Oh, man.

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That would be quite a step back
to go to 1%.

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But I understand where you're
coming from with your sorted
lack of knowledge nylon.

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Fantastic.

23:56.000 --> 23:57.000
With Adam Curry.

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Hey, Adam.

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For you ready to be stumps.

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And I'm going to use the
hypnotastic test with young
problem.

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Hey, Adam.

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This is hit test number 93.

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And this is intro number one.

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Are you kidding me?

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I'm going to come run to you.

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Let's try an Adams.

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The Cougar from Vancouver.

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And number two.

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Oh, wow.

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It's...

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Could that be my wife?

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Who's that lady with my man?

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Either that or it's...

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And this week's final one is
number three.

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That's tough.

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Didn't anyone want to go want an
in my handman?

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Algebraus.

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Uh...

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Moose garden?

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Moose garden.

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Yeah, moose garden.

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I think I've got at least two
out of three, huh?

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And times up and these are the
answers for you.

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Yes.

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Number one from 1985.

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Brian Adams.

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[ Music ]

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Yeah, I don't want to see you.

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Cause when they're feeling
proud, I'm going away.

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I don't want to run to you.

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Run to you, Brian Adams is
answer number one.

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Got that one.

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And this is answer number two
from 1987.

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[ Music ]

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Yeah.

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And Adam, don't tell me you've
fucked this up again.

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I don't know.

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This was your wife from 1977.

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Patricia, bye.

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With a great song.

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Thanks, dude.

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Who is the lady with my man?

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But final one.

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Oh, my god.

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Number three.

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Algebraus.

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Is it?

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That's it.

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From 1982.

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This is Roof Garden.

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Oh, I'm gonna go on a walk.

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Same in the night band.

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Does anyone wanna go back?

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Something I'm not a bro.

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One walk.

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Same in the dark.

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What happened to Algebraus?

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I'm saying.

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One walking dance.

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On one.

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And some number three.

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Algebraus.

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And Roof Garden.

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That's from here.

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Number nine.

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B3.

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Yeah.

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All right.

26:46.000 --> 26:47.000
The Adam.

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How did you do?

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Three.

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You had them all.

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Yeah.

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Leave in the second one.

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The one by your wife.

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Yeah.

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I got it.

26:55.000 --> 26:56.000
All right.

26:56.000 --> 26:57.000
The answer to this hit test.

26:57.000 --> 26:58.000
And also the links to iTunes.

26:58.000 --> 26:59.000
So you can buy these tricks.

26:59.000 --> 27:01.000
Can be found at
hittest.potshow.com.

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Next week.

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I'll be back for hit test.

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Number 94.

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So until then, take care.

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And just one final thing.

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If it's still done.

27:10.000 --> 27:11.000
Adam.

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Fuck you.

27:14.000 --> 27:15.000
Bye.

27:15.000 --> 27:20.000
Respect test.

27:20.000 --> 27:22.000
The old pa ll

27:22.000 --> 27:23.000
Where?

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Teac expansion.

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I don't have sponsors.

27:27.000 --> 27:28.000
Adam Hey,

27:28.000 --> 27:30.000
Stage checks for musicians
because in

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I'm listening to dsu

27:33.000 --> 27:34.000
671.

27:34.000 --> 27:35.000
You just said.

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Yeah.

27:39.000 --> 27:45.160
And I thought, are you ever
going to like, when you're 60,
are you going to like sit back

27:45.160 --> 27:47.160
and write like the Adam Curry
autobiography?

27:47.160 --> 27:52.200
Because you got so many freaking
stories that you just breeze
over and I'm glad as you gave

27:52.200 --> 27:56.400
the whole, you know, blow on a
knife part of that, which was
kind of cold, but I'm just

27:56.400 --> 27:57.400
sure there's more to it.

27:57.400 --> 28:00.800
I just ever wondered, have you
ever thought about writing a
book?

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Just curious, a fit from your
favorite scruncher, and of
course, fuck you.

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Yeah, you know how many times
have been asked about that or to
do that, I can't count

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them on two hands anymore.

28:13.920 --> 28:17.920
And of course, I'd love to write
a book, but I think I need to
wait another 20 years

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at least, because when I go, I'm
going to really go all out.

28:20.840 --> 28:25.800
I'm going to tell everything,
because I need to cleanse myself
before I die.

28:25.800 --> 28:30.200
So I'll have a couple more, you
know, well, hopefully more than
a couple of years and 20 years

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from now.

28:31.520 --> 28:36.400
By the way, Jack Sauer sent me
an email, Adam was listening to
DSC60, 675 on the

28:36.400 --> 28:37.400
bus today.

28:37.400 --> 28:39.640
That was two Fridays to go.

28:39.640 --> 28:41.000
Hit test came on.

28:41.000 --> 28:44.680
Every little thing she says is
magic started playing when you
said, you know the word

28:44.680 --> 28:45.680
sing along.

28:45.680 --> 28:48.400
I completely forgot I was on the
bus and started singing out
loud.

28:48.400 --> 28:52.040
After about 30 seconds of
singing, I realized everyone on
the bus was staring at me.

28:52.040 --> 28:55.120
Only you at him could make
someone start singing out loud
in public, keep up the

28:55.120 --> 28:56.120
great work.

28:56.120 --> 28:58.640
I would have to give some props
to young pull-out there, because
he does know how to

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pick him, how but pick in my
wife's song, trying to trick me
up again, you bastard,

29:02.040 --> 29:03.040
you bastard.

29:03.040 --> 29:07.840
Adam is Jason Jarrett, call it
this and this November the fifth
thing you're talking

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about wrong calls, can't say,
you might not be aware, but
remember remember the fifth

29:13.840 --> 29:14.840
of November.

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I'm going to had a treason and
plot.

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And, lady, the terrorist link is
to do with die force and why he
didn't name them

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on November the fifth.

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Who knows, take care, Beth,
he'll find out.

29:26.840 --> 29:30.040
Yeah, I got a lot of feedback
about that people saying, you
know, that was probably what

29:30.040 --> 29:35.800
the controversy was about
donating money to the Ron Paul
campaign on November 5th.

29:35.800 --> 29:39.720
I think it's pretty genius
actually, so they need to do
some jingles for November,
remember

29:39.720 --> 29:42.800
remember the fifth of November
gunpowder treason and plot,
they'd need to come up with

29:42.800 --> 29:44.440
a new rhyme or something like
that.

29:44.440 --> 29:49.360
Hey, Adam, this is Sean J, just
have a weird thing happen,
sitting at a stoplight, I had

29:49.360 --> 29:56.440
both windows open and a
butterfly flew through my car in
one window and out the other,
and

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maybe think of your mom.

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So, uh, just send out some love
to you, um, keep up the great
work, Dr. later.

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Oh, man, that's a, that's a
beautiful, thank you.

30:05.760 --> 30:10.200
It happened to me the other day
when Patricia and I were
walking, uh, where were we?

30:10.200 --> 30:12.800
We're on the island of White,
and all of a sudden, and it's
pretty late in the year

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in a butterfly flew past.

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Uh, yeah, you know how I believe
in that kind of shipment.

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I really appreciate you sending
that in, makes me feel good.

30:20.760 --> 30:26.360
So, Adam trees from San Diego,
uh, been listening to you for
quite some time, and now

30:26.360 --> 30:31.640
I'm listening to you trying to
open up my mind, make to make a
left, and when I shouldn't

30:31.640 --> 30:38.680
make a right, well, I took your
advice, I made three less, and I
was late, so you know

30:38.680 --> 30:39.680
what that means?

30:39.680 --> 30:40.680
Fuck you.

30:40.680 --> 30:41.680
That's a, how do you fuck me?

30:41.680 --> 30:42.680
Yeah.

30:42.680 --> 30:44.880
No longer fuck you out of, fuck
me.

30:44.880 --> 30:45.880
Hey.

30:45.880 --> 30:50.360
I'm telling you, it does work,
it's really good for your brain
to do something out of the

30:50.360 --> 30:51.360
routine.

30:51.360 --> 30:54.360
Particularly those things you do
with incredible routine, like
picking up your tea cup,

30:54.360 --> 30:57.360
pick up with a left hand instead
of the right hand or right if
you're left handed.

30:57.360 --> 31:00.840
Uh, I'm sorry, I didn't make it,
didn't want to make it late, did
it work though, did

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you feel that better?

31:01.840 --> 31:02.840
Did you do it?

31:02.840 --> 31:04.840
It's a lie.

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You must have felt someone
better.

31:09.200 --> 31:15.200
First cause roll, now Gina
Villalobos, somebody saved me.

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[ Music ]

36:22.400 --> 36:48.400
I'm telling you, it's really
good for your brain to do
something out of the routine.

36:48.400 --> 37:13.400
I'm telling you, it's really
good for your brain to do
something out of the routine.

37:13.400 --> 37:28.400
I'm telling you, it's really
good for your brain to do
something out of the routine.