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It's foggy and California, my
friends.

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Good morning.

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How you doing?

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I'm drank a lot of time to kill
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Hey everybody, how you doing?
Welcome to the Curry Condo.

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No, then California. We're in
San Francisco. It is the Daily
Source Code episode number 680.

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Kick it off with Valley Lodge.
I'm so over it.

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Great. Bring it home boys.

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There's a morning. It's very
foggy outside. The condo, it is
bright and early.

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How you doing everybody? Almost
didn't do a show this morning.

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Had all kinds of technical
difficulties, we'll get into
that later on.

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Nice to be in California. Nice
to be in San Francisco. Nice to
have my friends welcoming me
back to town.

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Good evening. Hey, Adam. It's
Ranger Craig on the Rock. Hope
you bring a shock mouth to your
microphone while you're in San
Francisco.

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We have a pretty good little
shake last night, 5.6 with about
30 aftershocks.

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Any case, just what I'm saying,
hey, you have the Halloween.
Enjoy your stay at San
Francisco.

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You know how to reach me if I
can be of any help.

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And I actually have a favorite
to ask you.

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Yeah, but we'll leave that for
another time. Greetings from the
Rock.

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From the Rock Ranger Craig.

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Check it in. He's Ranger Craig.
He sits out there on Alcatraz,

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which there's no way I can see
Alcatraz today. Let me tell you.

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I can barely see the Bay Bridge.

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And in fact, I can't even see
the top of the Tower of Death.

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My goodness, this thing is so
unbelievable.

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You know what they've done up
there. And by the way, thanks,
Ranger Craig,

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for the for the warning about
the earthquakes.

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Well, we have almost a 6.0 the
other day here. Oh, man.

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Can't believe I missed that one.

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The Tower of Death that is now
nearing completion across the
way from the condo.

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Apparently at the top of the
building,

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they have this like whole water
construction, like a huge water
tank

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that is supposed to
counterbalance any, uh,

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supposed to counterbalance any
earthquakes.

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All I can see is I'm going to be
really fucking wet

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if that thing kills over.

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I'm going to get that water
right on my head.

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Oh, yeah, I need to say
something nasty and Swedish.

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Hi, I just thought I'd show the
drunken Londoner and I couldn't
resist.

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So here's it. Here's it. It
isn't Swedish.

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I don't carry it. No, not a.
Yeah, yes.

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So no, not a.

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That's the nasty version of
Yelskadi.

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Oh, boy. I got to tell you so
many things happened yesterday.

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Of course, got to brighten
early, uh,

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hopped on, uh, on the virgin
Atlantic upper class to, uh,

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to ride and over to San
Francisco.

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Of course, completely
un-eventful as, uh, as usual.

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I did watch, um,

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Michael Moore's new movie,
Sickko on the airplane.

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And, uh, I hadn't seen this
movie yet.

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I certainly encourage you to see
it.

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You know, I have very, very
mixed feelings about this.

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If you haven't seen Michael
Moore's Sickko,

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uh, it's essentially it's about
health care in America versus
health care in, uh,

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in other countries. I'd say,
and, and I'd have to say,

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it's a beautiful piece of work.

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It really shows the differences
between, um,

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the general health,

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and health care in, uh, in the
United States.

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And it compares it to, uh,
Britain,

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and the kingdom and, uh,

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who have the National Health
Service, which is a socialized
medicine,

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and it, uh, compares it to what
else, uh,

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to France.

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And I got to tell you, I have
been in many of these countries.

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I've lived in the UK for the
past three years.

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I know what the NHS is,

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and I did not think the movie
was very accurate.

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Um, in fact, well, what it
didn't do is it didn't, um,

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show any of the problems that
these countries have because of
the way

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their medicine is socialized.

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Um, and although it looks
fantastic,

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and it is, of course, fantastic
the NHS,

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because you basically pay
nothing as like six pounds you
pay for medicine,

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you know, instead of the
hundreds or thousands of, uh,

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of pounds or dollars in other
countries.

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Um, in France, uh, you know,

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it's like, wow, what a
well-hala.

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But what Michael Moore doesn't
do is he doesn't show the huge
problems

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that are going on with the NHS
right now,

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or the huge problems that are
going on with France in general.

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Economically, financially, or
economic, or economic kind of
the same thing.

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Economically, socially,
culturally.

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You know, there's lots and lots
of problems with socialized
services.

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Not to say that it's a bad idea,
you know,

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uh, I like the, I have a, my
wife is ill, you know,

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it's a, I pay huge amount in an
extra insurance,

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in case anything happens.

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The real core of the problem,
which I feel wasn't discussed in
that movie,

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is that the drug companies,

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and of course a lot of the
private hospitals, or for profit
hospitals,

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and it's just gotten out of
control.

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The pricing is just out of
control.

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That's really the problem.

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Uh, you know, there's no
discussion of the billions of
pounds

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that NHS is costing, how many
people are really pissed off,

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computer systems that are a
billion pounds over budget,

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aren't working, uh, people dying
of the super bug,

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you know, maybe that wasn't
really apparent at the time this
was made,

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but I don't know.

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The one thing, the one thing
that I, the one quote that's
stuck out from this movie

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that I really, really liked, um,

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and was these expats living in
France, you know,

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and boy, they were living it up.

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That's for sure.

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Um,

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the quote was,

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in America, people are afraid of
the government

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when they want something
changed, they're afraid.

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But in France, they take to the
streets and they protest.

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And that I thought was a very
good point.

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And, uh,

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and something to think about,
something, uh,

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I will be touching on in the
next couple of shows.

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I don't want to get too deep
because well, mainly it's, uh,

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not even seven o'clock in the
morning here.

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It's kind of tough.

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I cannot wait to tell you what
happened when I landed in San
Francisco,

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but first, I had, uh,

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you know, those technical
problems I was telling you
about.

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It's almost as if my, my lovely
son,

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Sony Vio, knew that I'd receive
this voice comment

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and was actually contemplating
looking into it.

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Hey, Adam, this chip was top of
the populate.

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And, uh,

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I was listening to your last
show and you're talking about
getting

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back up and running again.

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And, uh, the only thing you were
really wanting

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Windows for was you could all,
uh,

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cast laughter, which, uh,

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with my PC,

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I was talking about using love
and,

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and if I ever am on the road,

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not using my PC laptop,

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then I will definitely, uh,

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use it and recommend cast
laughter highly.

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However, uh,

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you might know that, uh,

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I switched over to Mac at home,

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and really had been enjoying it
a lot.

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And, uh,

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the first things I did was start
to mess with a garage band,

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as you know, I have a band too,

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and you play my music before,

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so I really appreciate that.

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Uh, you know,

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I was talking to Matthew Ebel on
an interview on my show,

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and then he was talking about
how he made his whole beer,

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and it was a coffee and
cigarette.

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He was, uh,

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on his, uh,

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garage band.

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And so I thought,

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well, I'll give it a shot.

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I'll get a Mac and try to start
eating

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garage band.

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And, first practice song I did,

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is a matter of fact you play on
your show,

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because it was a...

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That's right, remember?

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Yeah, but they've a boy song.

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Yeah, heroes.

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You can be curious.

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And, although,

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I did struggle

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and play all the guitars and all
the instruments on it,

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and learn how to use and send it
to you,

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and you did play it on the show,

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with the lady Patricia present.

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You told her that it was a
karaoke version

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with me saying,

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oh, sorry.

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And I will have to say,

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um,

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who's right now.

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Fuck you.

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Yeah.

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Fuck you.

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You're the fish that you are.

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Sorry.

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I don't know what's going on
with the sound today.

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It sounds weird.

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Yeah.

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So the point, sorry, man.

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I didn't mean to,

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to harsh your mellow with that.

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Yeah, the point being that, um,

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Uber Castro hadn't looked at it
in a long, long time,

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and it's come a long, long way.

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And so I started to install this
on the,

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the MacBook Pro,

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and I was indeed quite impressed
with one small problem.

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There's a delay in the
microphone channel.

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So I, it's like impossible to
speak,

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because you hear there's delay,

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and then you start to talk like
that.

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So I got to figure that one out,

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until then it's a trusty cast
blaster.

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And cast blaster didn't want to
start up this morning.

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That was nice.

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You know, like,

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running around at 630 in the
morning,

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freaking out.

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Bye.

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Okay.

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So hey, guys.

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Guess what?

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All of this talk that we've been
having about,

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the constitution and skull fuck
the rotting corpse of the TSA,

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and all those fine things.

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The Ron Paul interview.

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I'm on the list.

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Oh, yes.

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This already happened to me once
in Chicago,

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and I wasn't quite sure if it
was just an anomaly.

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That was the last time I was in
the States.

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Yesterday I arrived at San
Francisco International Airport.

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Had a nice little chat with the
Customs officer.

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So hey, Adam, yeah.

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We used to watch an MTV.

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What you doing?

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Yeah.

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Living in the UK, cool, man.

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All right.

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Well, have fun.

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So let's me go.

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I go through to get my suitcase.

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And about, before my suitcase
came off,

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so maybe only five minutes after
I'm standing there,

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the same guy had apparently come
running from

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his little cubicle there.

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I said, oh, Adam,

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can I just have your customs
form for a second?

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Yeah.

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I got to write something on it.

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And he writes on it, baggage
check.

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And I say, oh, why is that?

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Did you just all of a sudden
decide you wanted to check me?

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No, I don't know.

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Something popped up in the
computer.

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Okay.

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So I had to go in the other
line.

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And waited for about half an
hour before it was my turn.

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And the Homeland Security
Officer started asking me some
questions.

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And I said, oh, he did my
passport.

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American citizen.

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What are you here for?

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I have a business here.

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I live in the UK.

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And oh, you're a so-you're on
business.

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Yes, I am.

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You have a business card.

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Now Patricia had made me wear a
different coat when I left.

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And I was pretty low on cards,
but that's where I keep a stack.

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And so I hadn't transferred that
stack over to my other pocket.

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And I said, oh, shit man.

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I don't know my wife made you
wear a different coat.

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So I have to look for one.

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I don't know if I have one.

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Well, I really need to see a
business card.

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I'm saying, and this is where
I've, of course, made a mistake.

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And I said, excuse me.

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Isn't my passport enough?

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Well, this, of course, was the
wrong question.

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Well, if you don't want to stand
here for another two hours, you
better show me a business card.

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That was pretty much the
response.

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And then, of course, they
proceeded to open up all of my
business.

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I had nothing.

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You know, no contraband, no bad
stuff, no nothing,

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but thoroughly searched.

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And finally, I found a card of
James.

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James is our, he runs all
production in the UK.

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So we'll look, man, here's a
company card.

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It's not mine.

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But here's the UK address.

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Anyway, so for some reason, that
seemed to be sufficient.

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But I'm on the list.

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I am most definitely on the
list, and I'm not quite sure
what it is,

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but it's not a pretty one
because I am going to get ripped
apart every single time I come
into the states.

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And I'm just not going to
buckle.

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You know, and I'm going to give
these guys shit when they,

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tell me that I can't enter the
United States without a business
card.

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That's horseshit.

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I was actually, I was pretty
angry about this yesterday.

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I'm much calmer now, but this is
how it goes, I guess.

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And I told Patricia, he says,
you know,

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it's just, you know, you've got
a big mouth,

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and you're just not a likable
guy.

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That's the problem.

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You see, you've swamped keys.

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Hey, you know, does anybody ever
push the button to try to send
you effects?

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Does it ever happen?

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Yeah, it does.

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Hey, about this female guy.

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You've just said his name.

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I was just listening.

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I don't remember what I mean
now.

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The way I heard it, he got
promoted.

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Oh, that promotion you were
talking about, he was up for it.

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That you didn't think he got it.

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Yeah.

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He got it, like right after that
big press conference.

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Like somebody would buy it.

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He had a good job of that wag
the dog incident there, son.

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He got promoted.

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But then, like, more up or
happen,

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and I guess as I said,

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to me, he got, he got shit can,
he's out.

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But the dog knows it's only
because some attention got

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to some light got shown on that
situation or whatever.

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Yeah.

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The only way in the Bush
administration that you can get
promoted

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is to be incompetent and proven.

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Just as, uh, just as Brownie.

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Yeah.

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Fuck you out.

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Oh, yeah.

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Thank you.

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I got to work on these voice
mail, uh,

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on the quality of the sound.

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Something's going wrong with the
trans coding there.

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Yeah, of course.

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Okay, it fired.

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He actually got promoted.

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Of course he did.

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This is the guy who set up the
fake conference.

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A lot of red pill running
through my veins,

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my friends.

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That's for sure.

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So I'll run Paul on the tonight
show.

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That was pretty cool.

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Uh, not so marginal anymore.

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A.

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And Hillary, you know,

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comic strip blogger.

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You keep telling me that Hillary
is a shoe in

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for the Democratic nomination.

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I don't know if you saw the, uh,

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the debate, which was on two
days ago.

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I don't think so.

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Oh, yeah.

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It's still anybody's race.

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And in the infamous words,

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Ron Paul on the tonight show.

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Hey, you know,

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there's a danger.

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I could actually just, like,

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kind of win this.

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Comic strip.

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Comic strip.

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Comic strip.

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Comic strip.

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Comic strip.

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Comic strip.

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Comic strip.

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Comic strip.

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Comic strip.

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Comic strip.

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Comic strip.

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Comic strip.

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So, of course,

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with me now being on the TSA
shit list.

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Comic strip blogger is timely as
usual.

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Adam Curry.

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This or your comment.

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It's not about your opinion on
as usual.

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Okay.

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It may be disturbing to you.

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This is your last chance.

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Stop listening to this or your
comment and

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delete it.

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Delete it.

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If you don't want to be
disturbed,

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the comment will end.

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And you will wake up in your
bed.

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And believe whatever you want.

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Okay.

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This is a comic strip blogger's
red pill blue pill.

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I think.

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Hello.

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See you as be.

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So, do I stick with me?

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Yes.

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You prefer?

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Yeah.

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Red pill, my friend.

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Red pill.

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Bring it on.

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Bring it on.

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Bring it on.

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Okay.

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You wanted it.

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So, first listen to this.

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It is an airplane with which I
flow.

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Last weekend.

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Oh, sounds like a...

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Sessner.

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172.

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Maybe even a 182.

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Definitely a like-coming engine.

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As an airplane-hit test.

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What airplane was it?

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It's a like-coming engine.

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I can hear that.

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Yes.

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It is just not airplane.

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But it is not the point.

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Now, listen to me, Adam Boy.

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Tell me.

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Do you seriously think that you
can fuck with various interests,
groups,

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without endangering yourself?

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Don't you think that some groups
may send a contract killer

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to eliminate you?

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Adam.

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You have changed.

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I knew you at the time when you
preferred to fool around about
gadgets

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and see the fun things like sex,
drugs, and rockin' out.

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Now, you got political.

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You got serious.

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You fuck with more or less
secrets and dangerous groups,
Adam.

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I am afraid that once upon a
time,

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we may find out that your
chestnut airplane had some
accident.

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And we will know then that they
have reached Adam.

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But then we will be too late.

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Adam, come back to your
silliness and stop that
political crap.

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Ignorance is please.

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Fuck you.

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Yeah.

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Fucker.

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Yo.

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Yo.

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Alright, I woke up.

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I still got the red pill
coursing through my vein.

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CSB.

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Yeah.

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Patricia said something very
similar.

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You know, and I have received a
lot of emails about this.

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People saying, hey dude, you
know, you should really be
careful.

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You should watch out what you
say.

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So two points to your statement
there.

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CSB one.

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You know, this is what you guys
are talking about.

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I mean, I'm trolling my email.

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I'm trolling my voice smells.

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I'm looking for feedback.

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I'm not getting any naked
pictures.

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I'm not getting any gadget
stuff.

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All I'm getting is political
stuff.

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So we're kind of going with the
flow.

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It goes both ways, right?

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If you want to talk about
something else,

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if you want me to pontificate
about my MacBook Pro.

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I'll do that a little bit more
because I am going to get some
version of

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Uber Caster up and rolling.

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But I will not be silenced, my
friend.

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I'm sorry.

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And yeah, you're absolutely
right.

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And when you said this about the
airplane, I'm like, yeah,

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as someone could absolutely
sabotage the aircraft.

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And what's the worst thing that
could happen?

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I think failure, I guess.

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I guess that would be possible
to sabotage it.

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You know, it's in a hanger.

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I'm not around it.

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It's marginally protected.

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There's lots of people who have
access to it.

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So it could someone do
something.

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Yeah, absolutely.

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Am I going to be afraid of that?

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No, apps are fucking loosely
not.

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I will continue to say what I
feel is on my mind.

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Because that is my right.

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And if you hear about an engine
failure,

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then you'll know what happened.

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And the first thing you need to
do

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is seal off the area, call in
wing commander William,

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because he'll know exactly what
happened.

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But I'm just not, you know, I
can't live that way.

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Comics are blogger.

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I can't live in fear of what I
say.

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So as much as I appreciate it.

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Just going to leave it the way
it is.

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A little concern.

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I have a fantastic rant.

20:49.000 --> 20:51.000
Listener called up that I want
to play for you.

20:51.000 --> 20:53.000
I hope it doesn't sound as
shitty as the other ones.

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I might have to wait until
tomorrow to play it for you.

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I'm going to be able to shop
because it's a great rant.

20:57.000 --> 20:59.000
It's two minutes and it's just
really, really.

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It's a great rant.

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Check it out.

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Hey Adam.

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Hey, this is Mark and Los
Angeles.

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I'm not trying to get on your
show or anything.

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I just wanted to respond on show
679,

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DST.

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I don't know the caller's name,

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but he had a comment about
putting candidates on your show

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or getting candidates on your
show

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to talk to the DST listeners.

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And you've got a great audience.

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Obviously, I mean, I'm very
conservative.

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And I love your show.

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I love listening to the range of
people that are on it.

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And if somebody doesn't have the
ball to get on your show

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and tell it like it is and be
able to talk

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without, like, quote, talking
point to being positioned.

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And just, you know, your
audience is an audience that's
worldwide.

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And it's an audience that ranges
to an elected people

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that are real.

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You know, none of this can crap.

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And maybe that's what we need to
do is get these people

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from, you know, given us the
crap they think we want to hear

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in tell us who they are, what
they're thinking.

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And get show a little nuts.

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You know, get out there a little
bit.

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And risk something.

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I don't know.

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If I was a bummer right now or
Edward,

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and I wanted to try to do
something different.

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I'd be on your show at a
heartbeat.

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I'd be on it.

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I'd park straight out as it is.

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And I would sit there and say,
hey, look at, you know what?

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This is what we want.

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This is where we're going.

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And this is what we can be.

22:28.000 --> 22:30.000
And you don't have to settle for
this stuff.

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And the only person that I got
that, and I really enjoyed it,

22:33.000 --> 22:34.000
was Ron Paul.

22:34.000 --> 22:38.000
I mean, I could not even think
about voting for a Republican
before.

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And Joe, I listened to Ron Paul.

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And I started listening to him
and his passion

22:44.000 --> 22:45.000
and his who he is.

22:45.000 --> 22:47.000
What he thinks.

22:47.000 --> 22:52.000
And then it is that if there's
anything we need more than
anything else.

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And this damn world that we're
living in right now is people we
think.

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And you can talk to anybody at
any time and tell, you know,

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we need and we need another
Kennedy.

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We need some intelligence.

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And you know, we need something
that says, hey,

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you know, let's face it and push
down a great job.

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We need something.

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Hold on, better than what we've
got.

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Oh, man.

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Thank you so much.

23:16.000 --> 23:18.000
And everyone listening should
thank this guy because that's
right.

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You guys are awesome.

23:19.000 --> 23:23.000
The audience of the Daily Source
Code is freaking awesome.

23:23.000 --> 23:28.000
I get up at 630 in the morning
because you guys are awesome.

23:28.000 --> 23:29.000
Absolutely.

23:29.000 --> 23:32.000
Anyone's welcome to come on the
show at any time.

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After I get these voice mail
fixed.

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Sounds like shit.

23:36.000 --> 23:37.000
All right.

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I got so much to do.

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Though, yeah, homework for you,
which we're really talking about

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in the next couple of days about
black water, I do want to talk
about that.

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If you haven't seen it, Eric
Prince, by the way,

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is from Dutch descent.

23:49.000 --> 23:52.000
It turns out his parents as
grandparents were Dutch.

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Very, very wealthy, very
influential.

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He is the guy that founded and
is the CEO of that private
security firm

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that has so many forces in Iraq.

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You've got to see this interview
on Charlie Rose because,

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and you know, this guy, all
right, you can call him a war
prophet here.

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You can call him a successful
businessman.

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You can think he's shady or
whatever.

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And that's not the real problem.

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And I listen to what he said.

24:18.000 --> 24:22.000
And he was answering, I think,
appropriately.

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The point is, did you know that
there are thousands?

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I mean, like thousands of
private security firms that are
working for the United States,

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all over the world.

24:33.000 --> 24:34.000
Did you know this?

24:34.000 --> 24:36.000
Were you aware of this?

24:36.000 --> 24:40.000
I mean, our army is just a small
part of,

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of the, of the manpower that is
being,

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it's almost like it's a
commercial draft, you know?

24:50.000 --> 24:53.000
We can't get enough guys, so
we're going to, you know, we'll
do,

24:53.000 --> 24:56.000
we'll bring in some commercial
guys.

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And this guy's mission is to do
what,

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federal expressed it for the
post office, the US mail,

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to do that for the armed forces.

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I can't really fault him.

25:08.000 --> 25:10.000
And I think barking up his tree
is the wrong one.

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Probably smells a little bit of
dog pee at the, at the base
anyway.

25:13.000 --> 25:16.000
So I think that's the wrong way
to go.

25:16.000 --> 25:19.000
What is just surprising and
astounding, I feel,

25:19.000 --> 25:23.000
is that no one really knew that
all of these private security
firms

25:23.000 --> 25:25.000
were doing all this war work for
us.

25:25.000 --> 25:27.000
It's known as the, what is it
though?

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The war industrial complex
isn't, isn't that what it's
called?

25:31.000 --> 25:34.000
Hey Adam Jason from San Diego.

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I'm, I just wanted to give two
cents about the black water
thing.

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I was for a consulting firm that
there's a lot of government
contracts.

25:43.000 --> 25:45.000
Yeah, I'm sorry, this sounds
like shit.

25:45.000 --> 25:47.000
Well, we'll deal with that on
Monday,

25:47.000 --> 25:49.000
because I don't want to do it
tomorrow on Friday.

25:49.000 --> 25:52.000
His point is there's tons of
contractors.

25:52.000 --> 25:55.000
I didn't, yeah, of course I knew
that, you know,

25:55.000 --> 25:57.000
commercial firms build the, the
machinery.

25:57.000 --> 25:59.000
It is the war industrial
complex.

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That's really what's going on
here.

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And a lot of our money is going
in making a lot of people rich

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and making a lot of people dead.

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And I'm not not.

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Let's play something that we
need to play at every time this
year,

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because it is the first of
November, my friend.

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The first winter snow outside my
window.

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[ Music ]

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This would be.

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It would never feel blue.

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It would never feel blue.

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It would never feel blue.

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It would never feel blue.

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There's Christmas to the body.

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Some of you who are new to the
program won't know about that.

30:40.240 --> 30:42.720
I think this is the third year
running that we're playing it.

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That's right, three years ago.

30:45.240 --> 30:46.240
We created this song.

30:46.240 --> 30:47.240
It's Podsafe for Peace.

30:47.240 --> 30:50.920
It's a whole list of Podsafe
music artists.

30:50.920 --> 30:52.080
You can find the link in the
show notes.

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Of course, a dating source code
dot com to find out more about
the project.

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It's for a good cause.

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It's fun to play this now, third
year running and it sounds just
as good as the first

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time.

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Before I go, I just want to say
that I was watching the
Democratic presidential debate
and

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they were talking about the drum
beating going into Iran, Iran,
bad guys, nuclear weapons,

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Iran, Iran and I realized, we've
got to really be careful.

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With the way we're talking about
Iran, there are a fucking people
who live there.

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Like 90 million people and
they're sophisticated and
they've got internet and they
can

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listen to stuff and they can
read web blogs and they have web
blogs.

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Let's not just talk about Iran,
like at some fucking clump
somewhere, we're just can drop

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a bomb and all problems are
solved.

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I'm embarrassed.

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I am absolutely embarrassed, not
about the conversation, but the
way we're talking.

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I mean, it's crazy, I know there
must be someone in Iran who
listens to the show.

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Please call the voice mail line.

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Please, you know, I remember I
put up a video.

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I'll see if I can find it a
video of some teenagers, young
people, like 20 year olds,
having

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a party in Iran.

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Guess what?

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It looked just like a party in
San Francisco in New York or
London or Berlin or Amsterdam.

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It was a fucking party.

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It's like these are like people
like you and me.

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Yeah, there's something really
seriously fucked up with what's
happening here.

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Oops, I just got on to another
TSA list.

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Can you hear it?

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I can hear the pen scrunching on
the paper.

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So I apologize.

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Our leadership or assholes right
now, we're working on that.

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We're trying to fix that.

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And the meantime, please, if
you're in Iran and you listen to
the show, give me a shout.

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Let me know, okay?

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Because I need to hear some
humanity here for a second.

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I just can't stand this Iran
talk.

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And it's not like these people
are fucking desert bunnies,
okay?

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It's like sophisticated cell
phones.

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They got iPods.

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Geez, Louise.

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All right, tomorrow we'll do a
food bar Friday.

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And we won't go too deep.

33:02.400 --> 33:08.480
So I'm looking for stuff to talk
about gadgets, looking for stuff
to talk about chicks, naked

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pictures, and hey, if you want
to see us, we'll do some
political crap.

33:11.640 --> 33:16.160
Adam and podshow.com,
dailysourceco.com, I'll see you
tomorrow for a food bar Friday.

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Another podshow podcast.

33:19.120 --> 33:20.120
Stick it in your ear.

33:26.120 --> 33:30.800
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minds and content delivery.

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