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You are listening to a man who
tried to smuggle mouthwash onto
a jetliner, Adam Curry.

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There's a reason for this,
there's a reason for this,
there's a reason education
sucks,

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is the same reason that will
never, ever, ever be fixed,
instead of going to get any
better,

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don't look for it, you're happy
with what you got, because the
owners of this country

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don't want that.

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I'm talking about the real
owners now, the big, the
wealthy, the real owners, the
big wealthy business

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and just the control things and
make all the important
decisions, they get the
politicians,

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they're there and you're
relevant, the politicians are
put there to give you the idea

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that you have freedom of choice,
you don't, you have no choice,
you have owners, they

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own you, they own everything,
they own all the important land,
they own and control

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the corporations, they've
launched this important pay for
the Senate, the Congress, the

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state thousands of city halls,
they've got the judges in their
back pockets, and they

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own all the big media, all the
big media companies, so they
control just about all

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of the news and information you
get to hear, they got you by the
balls, they spend

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billions of dollars every year
lobbying, lobbying, to get what
they want, well we know

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what they want, they want more
for themselves and less for
everybody else, but I'll tell

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you what they don't want, they
don't want a population of
citizens capable of critical
thinking,

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they don't want well-informed,
well-educated people capable of
critical thinking, that

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I shouldn't let, that doesn't
help them, that's against their
interest, that's right,

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you know something?

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They don't want people who are
smart enough to sit around to
catch a table and figure out

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how badly they're getting fucked
by a system that threw them
overboard 30 fucking years

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ago, they don't want that, you
know what they want, they want
obedient workers, obedient

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workers, people who are just
smart enough to run the machines
and do the paperwork and

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just dumb enough to passively
accept all these increasingly
shittier jobs with the lower

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pay the longer hours to reduce
benefits the end of overtime and
the vanishing patient that

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disappears the minute you go to
collect it and now they're
coming for your social security

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money, they watch your fucking
retirement money, they want it
back so they can give it to

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their criminal friends on Wall
Street and you know something,
they'll get it, they'll get

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it all from you sooner or later,
because they own this fucking
place, it's a big club and

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you ain't in it, you and I are
not in the big club, by the way
it's the same big club they

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used to beat you over the head
with all day long and they tell
you what to believe, all

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day long beat you over the head
of their media, it's only what
to believe, what to

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think and what to buy, the table
is tilted folks, the game is
rigged and nobody seems

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to notice, nobody seems to care,
good honest, hardworking people,
white collar, blue collar
doesn't

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matter what color shirt you have
on, good honest, hardworking
people, continue, there's

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a people of modest beans,
continue to elect these rich
cock suckers, they don't give a
fuck

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about them, they don't give a
fuck about you, they don't give
a fuck about you, they don't

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care about you at all, at all,
at all, at all.

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And nobody seems to notice,
nobody seems to care, that's
what the honors count on, the
fact

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that Americans will probably
remain willfully ignorant,
because the honors of this
country

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know the truth, it's called the
American dream, because you have
to be asleep to believe.

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[ Music ]

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Jane, I'm gonna put you my mom,
Jane, I'm gonna put you my mom,
Jane, I'm gonna put you my mom
and Jane,

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Jane, I'm gonna put you my mom,
Jane, I'm gonna put you my mom,
Jane, I'm gonna put you my mom,
Jane, I'm gonna put you my mom,
Jane,, I'm gonna put you my mom,
Jane,

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Jane, I'm gonna put you my mom
and Jane, I'm gonna put you my
mom, Jane, I'm gonna put you my
mom

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You know what, I'm gonna scale
up for the beautiful day today,
my friends.

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I mean, blue skies, completely
blue skies.

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Why am I not outside flying
around the countryside, huh?

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What's wrong with me?

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Well, that's because I'm here
for you.

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Bring in you another
sh-sh-sh-sh-sh-sh-sh-sh-sh-sh-sh-h-h-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-ha.

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Yeah, what an opening, huh?

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That's actually a YouTube video.

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Of course, I'll put a link in
the show notes.

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All you got it by now,
dailysourcedcoat.com.

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Sent to me.

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Who was it, Cannes on?

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Let me just open up the Gmail
Messenger.

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Let's see if there was an actual
name.

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It was sent to a couple of
people.

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Cannes on Foster was also sent
to, let's see...

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How it's turned a show?

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Yeah, yeah, sent to me in the
stern show. Okay, interesting. I
wonder if I would play it. Nice,
nice images to go along with
that.

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And it does kind of make you
think, you know, when you see
what's going on with the
primaries.

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Of course, the word now, by now,
I think all the votes are in. It
is early afternoon on Wednesday.

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January the 9th, 2008, looks
like Hillary Clinton took in the
New Hampshire primary.

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Although it's kind of, we talked
about this yesterday, and of
course, no one called into
actually explain how the
caucuses and the primaries work.

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So I'm not going to try to
attempt that again.

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But actually Obama and Clinton
finished in a dead heat because
they both have the same amount
of committed delegates.

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So again, it's not about the
popular vote. It's about how
many delegates you bring in. So
really it was a tie.

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Ron Paul looks like he came in
fourth or fifth on the on the
Republican side. No delegates
from what I can tell from from
the New Hampshire primary.

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But at least he's above
Giuliani. That's for sure. But
really when you think about it,
it's so true, man.

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It's so true that we are bought
and sold many, many times over.

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Was another, I was a great link.
Remember, I, I think I told you
about the the sovereign wealth
funds that are now being
created.

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You know, we still have this
credit crunch.

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And the banks are, you know,
need to be bailed out.

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And so who's helping him? But
these, these wealth funds, these
sovereign wealth funds, which
means basically other sovereign
nations are lending the banks
money.

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And this is great article by
Donald Strassheim Forbes.com.
Again, I'll put a link in the
show notes to that as well.
You've got to read this about
China.

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And they are accumulating about
a billion dollars a day in
foreign exchange reserves,
essentially buying the United
States, or at least the Wall
Street part of the United
States.

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It's really quite unbelievable.

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Hey, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
meanwhile we're just follow
along with the news and
pretending that it all makes a
big difference.

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All right, actually, did you see
the Ron Pauls on Leno again?
That was pretty interesting.
After he was excluded from the
Fox News debate.

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And it might as well get into
this right away.

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Yesterday, the new republic came
out with a scathing article,
which was, it was really weird
because they're quoting all
these news letters from 25, 30
years ago that went out under
Ron Paul's name.

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It's just, you know, although
they're quoting them, of course,
there's no actual source
material, no links.

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But, you know, as usual, a
million people sent me the link
to this new republic article
saying,

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Oh, Ron Paul's clearly in
trouble. He's a racist. He's a
bigger, he's an anti-Semite.
And, you know, this is something
that's been around for years and
years.

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Apparently, in Ron Paul's
illustrious political career,
actually, let me go to his
website because he released a
statement which I've just been
copying everybody on.

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I'm sure if you're following
the, if you're following the the
primaries.

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Oh, crap.

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Something was wrong with my
router here at home. I'm not
quite sure what's going on, but
periodically just crap's out and
it'll give me, you know, like
can't make a connection.

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Here we go. Ron Paul's statement
on the new republic article.

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I'll just read this to you
verbatim.

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In response to an article
published by the new republic,
Ron Paul issued the following
statement,

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the quotations in the new
republic article are not mine
and do not represent when I
believe or have ever believed.

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I've never uttered such words
and denounced such small-minded
thoughts.

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In fact, this article was really
unbelievable and think about the
timing of it, huh?

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Coming out on the eve of the new
Hampshire primaries.

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In fact, Ron Paul says, I've
always agreed with Martin Luther
King Jr.

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that we should only be concerned
with the content of a person's
character, not the color of
their skin.

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As I stated on the floor of the
U.S. House in April, 2019,

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I rise in great respect for the
courage and the high ideals of
Rosa Parks, who stood
steadfastly for the rights of
individuals against unjust laws
and oppressive governmental
policy.

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So that's the denunciation of
this just fucked up article.

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That again, included no direct
links, no sources, no page
numbers, no research whatsoever
that you could actually delve
into.

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But the whole point is, and this
is again, a quote from this news
release, the story is old news,

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that has been rehashed for over
a decade.

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It's once again being
resurrected for obvious
political reasons on the day of
the New Hampshire primary.

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And here's the important one.

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When I was out of Congress and
practicing medicine full-time, a
newsletter was published under
my name that I did not edit.

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Several writers contributed to
the product.

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For over a decade, I've publicly
taken moral responsibility for
not paying close attention to
what went out under my name,
indeed,

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on these so-called newsletters,
nowhere was Ron Paul's name,
listed as a by-line.

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But it's just amazing how this
stuff propagates through the
internet.

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And maybe something I should
pick up with John C. Devorek on
this week's episode of Noah
agenda,

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where he thinks that the
internet is only going to make
news reporting worse,

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and that the truth will have a
much harder time bubbling up to
the top because of all the
disinformation.

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I have to agree that it's
starting to look like that
because a lot of really smart
people,

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you know, just took this new
Republic article as face value
and said,

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oh, well, clearly the guy's a
bigot, he's a coo, he's a nut.

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And it turns out that this has
been something that's been going
on for over a decade.

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And that has already been
rehashed even, it's even been
discussed in the New York Times.

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But still, you see how people
catch on to this and take a lot
of what's just written word as
the absolute truth.

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Interesting.

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Thanks a lot of you for sending
in suggestions, comments, both
about doing live shows,

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which I got a pretty good list
here of, let me just see if I
can bring it up.

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A list of different systems I
could use.

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A lot of them are video related,
which is kind of interesting,
but what I'm looking for really
is,

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you know, so we'll, what do you
have, just in TV, you stream TV,

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stick cam, mogulus, 10 mile per
hour dot com.

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What is that?

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Some people even suggesting
using Twitter to announce the
fact that I'm going to do a live
show.

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What I'm really looking for, the
streaming out portion is not
that hard.

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In fact, Casplaster Mike even
offered to build a right into
Casplaster.

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That's the easy part.

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What I'm looking for is, how do
I bring people into the
conversation?

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It's got to be some kind of
hand-raising system where I can
see a chat room, see where
someone

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says, hey, I want to talk about
this.

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I need to be able to click a
button and that person's audio
needs to be coming in through

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my mixer so I can put it right,
put it him or her right onto the
show.

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Doing that with video is not
necessary.

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I really want the audio portion.

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So still on the lookout for
something that'll work.

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And of course, there were a
couple of audio suggestions
about what we should do to bring
some new

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creativity into the Charlie for
2008.

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Adam, hey, this is Mark again in
Los Angeles.

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I just want to call you back on
show 706.

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You know, towards the end there,
you're talking in the show a
little bit.

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Maybe it sounds like getting
away from some of the politics.

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We're just cool.

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I think that we can beat this
thing a lot.

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What is, you know, we're hoping
that Ron Paul gets a little bit
more ink.

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It looks like he is.

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And I think the DSC has done
some good things.

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But just to turn it a little
bit, it back to the roots.

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Dude, go back to what you do
best.

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You know, talk about the music,
talk about the band, talk about
shit.

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What you're doing every day and
go on on some of those
adventures that you went.

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You took your mic out there.

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You just take a walk and just,
we like to hear your, at least I
do.

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I like to hear just the rock and
roll dude and just, and just
keep it light and fun.

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And get away from all the
bullshit that's out there.

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Because we need some fun, dude.

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We need, we need the DSC and I
do.

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I want to fucking four or five
right now.

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Stop and go traffic and I got to
listen some good tunes.

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Kind of get a guy out there
that's just, right, right, the
wave a little bit.

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And just what's happening
around.

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So anyways, that's what just
I'll shut up now.

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But all the best.

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Right on.

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Love you, it's just a good, but
no homo.

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Can't say it all the way.

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Yeah, I hear you, man.

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You know, that is, of course, a
great suggestion.

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And really it's just that I've
been home, I've been sick.

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There's been, you know, all this
crap that it's really is an
interesting to talk about.

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Literally crap when you consider
how sick I was.

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So that's why I've kind of been,
you know, sucking air for
material.

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But there's going to be a lot of
talk about the pod show network
that I'll be doing in the next
couple of weeks.

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You know, we're working on
changing the way that we do what
we call talent relations.

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I'm inserting myself very deeply
into these new methodologies.

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We've got, you know, some some
great new ways of communicating
as some new people who are who
have joined the

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talent relations group.

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We have a lot of opportunities
coming up, particularly with the
launch of V3, V3 being the
entire

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new pod show dot com site, which
I think we're just weeks away at
this point from going into a
closed

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beta.

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And there is so much work that
has to be done and so much so
much so many great things that

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producers who are on the network
and people who want to join the
network and participate in

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that I think I'm going to be
talking a lot about that because
it really is extremely exciting

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shit that's coming down the
bike.

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So look for a lot of that.

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And also I want to talk a more
about the shows that you guys
are doing out there.

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What the hell are you doing?

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You know, I've, I have to admit
that I've been kind of in my own
world.

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It's been so incredibly busy for
the past few months that I just,
I just really haven't had,

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haven't had the opportunity to
delve back into what you guys
are doing.

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And so send me promos.

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Let me know what's happening on
your show.

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I want to talk about that.

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They came from Japan.

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Robots who are supposed to be
entertaining.

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Robots who are supposed to be
homeless.

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So much for that.

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Neil Beer sent me this one.

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Happy to play it because it
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I'm the chacha.

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[ Music ]

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All the words we throw away,
like they forgots, they just
keep filing higher and higher,
throughout the day, and large
and cold, the way we hate, it's
quiet in your room.

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All the words we throw away,
like they forgots, they just
keep filing higher and higher,
throughout the day, and large
and cold, the way we hate, it's
quiet in your room.

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All the words we throw away,
like they forgots, they just
keep filing higher and higher,
throughout the day, and large
and cold, the way we hate, it's
quiet in your room.

23:48.640 --> 24:03.640
All the words we throw away,
like they forgots, they just
keep filing higher and higher,
throughout the day, and large
and cold, the way we hate, it's
quiet in your room.

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All the words we throw away,
like they forgots, they just
keep filing higher and higher,
throughout the day, and large
and cold, the way we hate, it's
quiet in your room.

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All the words we throw away,
like they forgots, they just
keep filing higher and higher,
throughout the day, and large
and cold, the way we hate, it's
quiet in your room.

24:48.640 --> 25:06.640
All the words we throw away,
like they forgots, they just
keep filing higher and higher,
throughout the day, and large
and cold, the way we hate, it's
quiet in your room.

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All the words we throw away,
like they forgots, they just
keep filing higher and higher,
throughout the day, and large
and cold, the way we hate, it's
quiet in your room.

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All the words we throw away,
like they forgots, they just
keep filing higher and higher,
throughout the day, and large
and cold, the way we hate, it's
quiet in your room.

25:36.640 --> 25:51.640
All the words we throw away,
like they forgots, they just
keep filing higher and higher,
throughout the day, and large
and cold, the way we hate, it's
quiet in your room.

25:51.640 --> 26:06.640
All the words we throw away,
like they forgots, they just
keep filing higher and higher,
throughout the day, and large
and cold, the way we hate, they
just keep filing higher and
higher, throughout the day, and
large and cold, the way we hate,
it's quiet in your room.

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All the words we throw away,
like they forgots, they just
keep filing higher and higher,
throughout the day, and large
and cold, the way we hate, they
just keep filing higher and
higher, throughout the day, and
large and cold, the way we hate,
it's quiet in your room.

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All the words we throw away,
like they forgots, they just
keep filing higher and higher,
throughout the day, and large
and cold, the way we hate, they
just keep filing higher and
higher, throughout the day, and
large and cold, the way we hate,
they just keep filing higher and
higher, throughout the day, and
large and cold, the way we hate,
they just keep filing higher and
higher, throughout the day, and
large and cold, the way we hate,
they just keep filing higher and
higher, throughout the day, and
large and cold, the way we hate,
they just keep filing higher and
higher, throughout the day, and
large and cold, the way we hate,
they just keep filing higher and
higher, throughout the day, and
large and cold, the way we hate,
they just keep filing higher and
higher, throughout the day, and
large and cold, the way we hate,
they just keep filing higher and
higher, throughout the day, and
large and cold, the way we hate,
they just keep filing higher and
large and cold, the

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was to get someone to underwrite
for about $2 billion, the
catalog, and they can't find
anyone to do that, because there
is no money available for it at
the moment, so these guys are an
incredible kimchi, which I think
is swahili for shit, can't quite
remember anymore, linked to that
in the show, to
DailySourceCode.com.

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Hey Adam, this is Joel Welsh,
I've been a listener since
summer of 2005, and I'm finally
motivated to call, because there
are really two very unique
things that I feel I have to
share, I think you'd be
interested in.

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One is, I just finished
listening to the DSC number 659
from September 4th, and I
listened to it on January 7th,
so that's the first unique
thing, and I'll tell you a
little bit more about that.

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This was the show where you
shared with us about your cat,
Sidney, and the touched me very
much, because we just recently
went through a similar thing
with our cat Moses, a very quick
illness, 12-year-old cat, and
yeah, man, it really hits your
heart and...

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I'll just correct you there, the
cat's name was Cindy, and we
miss him dearly, every single
day. Was it really September
4th?

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It seems like, in some ways,
only yesterday, that he got
taken away from us so abruptly,
in other ways, it seems like
Eons ago.

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Yes, I remember, thank you.

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Change your life, and we'll
never get over it, certainly. We
still have Joshua, and so that's
wonderful.

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But I was just reminded that,
hey, it's been four months ago
that you shared this very
special thing in your life, and
I'm learning about it now,

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and it's because in August of
2007, this past August, I took a
break from listening to the DSC,
and I just picked back up in
mid-December, but I stayed
subscribed that whole time.

28:46.640 --> 28:50.640
And when I wanted to start
listening again, I decided I
didn't want to miss anything.

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I did such a part of your daily
life for so long that I didn't
want to miss a show, so I'm
catching up.

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Yeah, it never ceases to amaze
me that people actually do that.

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And I always say, please, take a
break whenever you want to.

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If you feel like you need to,
you know, just step back from
the earbuds for a while, that's
completely okay.

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But it never ceases to amaze me
that people come back to the
show, and then we'll pick up
where they left off.

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You know, sitting through tens
of maybe hundreds of hours to
catch up with the conversation,
and I'm flattered.

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No doubt, but I really don't
understand it.

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I really don't.

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You don't have to. Don't feel
like you have to do that, but it
is obviously very much
appreciated.

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A little bit at a time, and I
just thought you'd be really
interested to hear that there
are listeners like me that stay
subscribed and catch up.

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Even though it's, you know, it's
been on four months behind.

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The second thing is that I think
is unique that it's worth
sharing with you and your
audiences.

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I'm actually a startup company
entrepreneur.

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I've been the chief community
officer at startupnation.com for
the past four years, and now the
CEO of a brand new startup
company,

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which will level the playing
field for high school student
athletes and kids in the
performing arts,

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so that they can showcase
themselves for college
scholarships and college
showcase you.

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We're going to have a public,
public launch. They're spring
with their website.

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It showcases you that time.

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But what you need about this
aspect of me as a listener to
the BSC is I listen to the BSC
to gain insight into how you are
growing and managing pod show.

30:31.640 --> 30:37.640
I usually skip over the songs,
although young pellets hit test
rocks.

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And I always listen to
everything that Patricia has to
say.

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Yeah, me too.

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But really, I believe that you
and pod show are on the cutting
edge of growing and internet
based company, and that's what
interests me the most.

30:49.640 --> 30:52.640
So I certainly do have some
catching up to do.

30:52.640 --> 30:56.640
I can tell you exactly what your
life was like in early
September.

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It would be fun to learn if you
really have abandoned the idea
of getting a replacement iPhone,

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because I'm doing some
researching on a new phone
purchase myself right now.

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So thanks Adam, love the DSC,
and I hope your day is
sensational.

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Thank you, man. Well, you're in
luck because, and I don't know
how long it's going to take you
to catch up to 707.

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It seems like there's quite a
number of hours to go through.

31:23.640 --> 31:25.640
So feel free to skip ahead.

31:25.640 --> 31:29.640
Yeah, as I said, I'm going to be
talking a lot more about that as
we've got V3 coming up.

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We've got this thing.

31:30.640 --> 31:35.640
We've got hundreds of producers
who are just chomping at the bit
to do more.

31:35.640 --> 31:38.640
We've finally figured out a lot
of our marketing initiatives.

31:38.640 --> 31:46.640
So you should have a lot of fun
listening and paying attention
to what's going on.

31:46.640 --> 31:53.640
And regarding the iPhone, yeah,
you was, you know, I've
actually, you don't, but other
people know.

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I reverted back to the Nokia
E61I as my phone still loving
that.

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And of course, haven't talked
about this in a couple weeks.

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The Nokia N810 internet tablet
is my new device of choice.

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It fits beautifully between the
phone and the laptop.

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And this thing just kicks ass.

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And of course, I was hoping that
I was going to be able to offer
it at a significant discount to
the Chacha audience.

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Before Christmas, didn't pan
out.

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There was all kinds of stuff
that, you know, just didn't
happen.

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What can I tell you?

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Part of it was agreements, part
of it was some technical issues.

32:33.640 --> 32:41.640
But it looks like by the 15th of
this month, we'll finally be
able to bring these to you at a
great discount.

32:41.640 --> 32:45.640
Well, I'll be Hawking it because
I love this device so much.

32:45.640 --> 32:49.640
So just stay tuned to the Daily
Source Code for more.

32:49.640 --> 32:51.640
Jersey Todd has been raving
about this guy.

32:51.640 --> 32:56.640
His kids 15 years old and he's
got a couple of songs on the pod
save music network.

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I got to tell you he's damn
good.

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Jason Moss, come back home.

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I'm the journey.

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All people change and I guess I
did too.

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[ Music ]

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Baby you'll find the light.

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My kids got some chops and
there's nothing like a four and
a half minutes song to enjoy my
tuna for sandwich with.

37:26.640 --> 37:30.640
Jason Moths come back home.

37:30.640 --> 37:37.640
It's like a 12 minute special on
the guy.

37:37.640 --> 37:45.640
I've got a lot of administration
to take care of to have tons of
links in the show notes.

37:45.640 --> 37:51.640
I've got all kinds of new
messages from the savants who
you are used to hearing from on
the Charlie.

37:51.640 --> 37:53.640
Programmer sent me a note to
that.

37:53.640 --> 37:58.640
I heard you talk about Al Qaeda
being a translation meaning the
database in Arabic.

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My mother's Lebanese and no
Arabic so I ran my translation
by her.

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She said it means the file as in
a Manila folder containing
sheets.

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Which I guess is kind of in a
way like a database.

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Well, this could be construed he
says as a rudimentary database.

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He said I actually had grand
visions of Oracle hosted on CIA
servers in Afghanistan.

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I'm sure not the only ones who
would you kind of make the
clarification on your next show.

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Absolutely.

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And thank you.

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Programmer for a.

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I skews me.

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Forgetting the the official
translation.

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Hey, here's a guy who promised
he'd be back in 2008.

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Comic strip.

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Comic strip.

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Comic strip.

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Comic strip.

38:49.640 --> 38:50.640
Comic strip.

38:50.640 --> 38:53.640
Higher Adam Strawberry.

38:53.640 --> 38:57.640
So we have a new year 2008.

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And this year has been declared
as EU year of intercultural
dialogue.

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Because in EU still some
citizens think that they are
better than others.

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For example, why it's better
than people of color.

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West EU, better than East EU.

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Catholic, Catholic, better than
Muslims.

39:22.640 --> 39:29.640
And it all must end because
three EU citizens sit in the
same boat.

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Also think you winky should be
able to carry his men back
proudly in the whole EU.

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OK.

39:36.640 --> 39:38.640
Respect you.

39:38.640 --> 39:39.640
You.

39:39.640 --> 39:40.640
All right.

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OK.

39:41.640 --> 39:43.640
What we'll be looking forward to
a lot more from new comic strip
blogger.

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Yes, of course.

39:44.640 --> 39:46.640
We all have to get along at the
EU.

39:46.640 --> 39:48.640
Master sure.

39:48.640 --> 39:52.640
Let me see if there's anything
I've overlooked for today's
show.

39:52.640 --> 39:55.640
I had tons of notes here.

39:55.640 --> 39:56.640
Let me say.

39:57.640 --> 40:00.640
I think I'm pretty much pretty
much on everything.

40:00.640 --> 40:09.640
Yes, it's actually pretty good
article from Professor at the
University of Chicago law school
about the one laptop or child.

40:09.640 --> 40:10.640
I will do that tomorrow.

40:10.640 --> 40:16.640
I want to play one more song
that has been sitting in my cube
to play on the Charlie for about
a month now.

40:16.640 --> 40:20.640
Ingrid Michaelson, the way I am
to wrap up today's Charlie.

40:20.640 --> 40:26.640
I'm trying to show how see you
if I know what I mean.

40:26.640 --> 40:28.640
Just leave back a relapse.

40:28.640 --> 40:36.640
If you were falling, then I
would catch you.

40:36.640 --> 42:07.640
[ Music ]

42:07.640 --> 42:20.640
You take me the way I am.

42:21.640 --> 42:24.640
Short, sweet, and generally just
really nice.

42:24.640 --> 42:26.640
And of course, pod saving.

42:26.640 --> 42:29.640
You should just take me the way
I am.

42:29.640 --> 42:32.640
And that'll do it for today's
daily source code.

42:32.640 --> 42:34.640
Pretty sure I'll be able to get
another one done for you
tomorrow.

42:34.640 --> 42:37.640
So at least a three show week.

42:37.640 --> 42:38.640
Look out.

42:38.640 --> 42:40.640
That's another one of my
resolutions for 2008.

42:40.640 --> 42:43.640
I really want to get back to
doing more shows.

42:43.640 --> 42:47.640
Still looking for ideas on how
to do live programming.

42:47.640 --> 42:49.640
So looking really for some
infrastructure.

42:49.640 --> 42:51.640
Let me know what it will work
for you.

42:51.640 --> 42:54.640
And of course, everything
discussed on today's program.

42:54.640 --> 42:59.640
You will be able to find all the
links to in the show notes at
daily source code.com.

42:59.640 --> 43:00.640
Send me an email.

43:00.640 --> 43:02.640
Adam at podshow.com any old
time.

43:02.640 --> 43:03.640
And I'll talk to you tomorrow.

43:03.640 --> 43:04.640
Bye bye.

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