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Adam, is that you again in my
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I thought I'd just gave you body
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Not just 10 minutes ago.

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That's what I thought.

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Alright, you asked for it.

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Bend over.

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Here comes the daily source
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That's $16 million worth of
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Done the next generation radio
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I like to think I'm flying to
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Fantastic, it's Adam Curry.

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If you lead when you stand in
everywhere you go,

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you will bleed where you land
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Hey, what a shame.

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And with my cowbells.

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You got the best of me.

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What a shame

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How you ever do is blame

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Shane, they're from Florida

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Think of the show notes of
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It's stealth and share of
Charlie episode number 715

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It is Tuesday, January 29th

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Is it 29th already?

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What happened to January?

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What did it go?

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Hey, everybody, how you doing?

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Sitting here in the Curry Condo

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Overlooking the access ramp to
the Bay Bridge

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And looking at the tower of
death because I do have a
different set up

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I'm not at the Bay Bridge right
now that I'm fully on the Mac

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With Ableton Live

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Thank you so much for sending in
comments

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Suggestions about the sound
quality

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Once I get the MIDI controller
in place

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It'll be a lot better obviously
because I'm still kind of using
the mouse

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To basically control the faders

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Not the easiest way I think to
do in the world

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I hope you had a good weekend

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Oh man, it's going to be another
week here in San Francisco

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More meetings, more stuff

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I'm actually feel pretty good

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I feel reasonable despite the
long hours

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And getting a real early

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And basically not knowing where
my body is

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935 in the evening right now

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Sitting at the dining room table

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As I've taken over the new spot
here

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You guys watched television
recently

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I just hadn't turned it on since
I've been here

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And I turned it on and it's like
nothing

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It's like repeats and apple ads

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That's all I'm seeing

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See a lot of ads for the apple
air

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Their new laptop

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And then just repeats

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I mean if I were network
executive

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I'm looking at the fox right now

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At least I have it on the
background

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If I was a network executive

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And I needed to go and repeat
stuff like house

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Which I think is actually a
brilliant series

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I really like watching that

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Why do the Christmas episode?

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It puts me off immediately

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It's a repeat, it's freaking
Christmas

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Just doesn't make any sense

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What is making sense my friends

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And a lot of you have been
sending in comments

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And I really appreciate it

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I'm starting to understand the
demographic profile

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Of the typical daily source code
listener

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And guess what?

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There is no typical demographic

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Of the daily source code
listener

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It seems like we've got 20 year
olds

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And 40 year olds

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No one who's anywhere in between

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Has called up or written in yet

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But a lot of interesting people

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Hey, I'm just cold

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I'm going to try again

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Just a look is

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And on your last show

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You're just asking about the age
and demographics

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Of your audience

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So I'll just tell you a little
about myself

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I'm 22 and male obviously

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As most listeners are

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I'm going to college for
management information

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Wait a minute

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That's what you say

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I'm hoping that there's some
women around

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System so that I graduate this
fall

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And I just think that

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Imagination is probably a great
one of the end

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Because I've been around for the

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Since I've been born

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We've seen the rise of the
internet

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And the rise of cell phones

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And I'm probably far the last
generation

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It didn't actually

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grow up their entire life having
all that stuff around them and
it's just awesome to

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think about how much change has
happened in just the last 10
years in technology

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was it's just awesome anyway
I've got more to say about other
things you've

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been talking about but I won't
bore you anymore I'll say it for
another day.

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Another day.

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Alright man thank you.

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Appreciate it.

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So I can to we got a new VP of
sales at Pod Show is named Chris
Little that's a very

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interesting guy and knows a hell
of a lot about advertising and
sales and he's but

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he's also like a lot of really
good sales guys I'll just say
sales guys for a second

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here because we also have sales
girls, sales girls, sales girls,
y'all.

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You know very masculine type guy
and you know there's a lot of I
would have to say

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a particular vocabulary that say
it that kind of like what kind
of come in a way and

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I don't want anyone to take this
the wrong way but in a way
they're also great sales

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guys are like great traders on
Wall Street and you know what
I'm saying and so really

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really to the point and in your
face with what they're saying
and so we're talking

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about you know I said it you
know Chris you know this is
really interesting I've got a

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I mean I've been asking people
about about who they are and and
what demographic profile

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they fit into and seems like I
got 20 year olds 40 year olds
they're all kind of

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interested in one out of all but
most seem to be interested in
technology one way or the

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other and he said yeah oh
totally man you got Jack and
Jill's I said what you got Jack
and

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Jill's listening like what is
that mean apparently Jack and
Jill is a term in the
advertising

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business where Jack is a guy
who's usually in IT or tech or
is making a lot of money or by

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regular standards a lot of money
and Jill is always looking for
the right Jack because Jill

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wants to sub zero freezers in
the micro is this is real
advertising speak right but just
crack

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me up to think that because I
got this visual of all you guys
out there you know you're all
Jack

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and Jill's so here's a Jill
actually Gene I should say Adam
what is this you say no

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chicks listen to the show don't
forget me American chicken
Holland I wrote it in before oh

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and I'm 30 years old by the way
there you go exception to the
rule love the show keep it up

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but don't forget chicks do in
fact listen to okay now I like
that I'm not allowed to ask for

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naked pictures anymore as you
know my wife has forbidden me
from from doing that but I was
thinking

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it for sure hello Adam curry
this is Mark thank all I am
amazed at the Ron Paul
supporters

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in my local community there are
so many Ron Paul banners flying
everywhere in our house

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and I'm amazed by that because I
haven't seen a single Hillary
Clinton banner I haven't seen a

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single became nobody except for
Ron Paul I think that's good
news my friend

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I love you Adam curry bye yeah
you didn't actually tell me
where you're from but that's

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for sure the Ron Paul supporters
and it seems like we're we're
getting stronger and gaining
more

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momentum if you didn't know
already we're going for the gold
we want to raise five million
dollars

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for Dr. Ron Paul's campaign by
February fifth which of course
is a super Tuesday it's coming
up

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this Tuesday go to RonPaul 2008
dot com and donate let me see
how he's doing actually haven't

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I haven't looked recently let me
just this is kind of weird I
only have one monitor now

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so he used to to multiple
monitors gosh let me see let's
see Ron Paul 2008 see where we
are

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going for the gold five million
wow wow what is he up to now
three point seven oh we'll make

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five million easy oh that's
great that is fantastic I'm very
happy about that and I'm really

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happy for for a couple of
specific reasons the extremely
attentive and yes in some cases
fanatic

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Ron Paul supporters have been
mailing in and this is this
really irks me let me just

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bring up this email this is in
regards to the BBC the BBC have
the US election poll tracker

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and it's I guess it's a flash
widget let me see yeah it's a
flash widget on this page of
course

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I'll put a link to it in the in
the show notes a daily source
code dot com so you can click on

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Democrat and then you see the
candidates and then there's you
know like the poll numbers and

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it's a it's a real nice graph
stuff but but here's what's
interesting and this was brought
to my

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attention by uh Brennick Jones
says hey Adam check out this BBC
news webpage it contains
absolutely

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no mention of Dr. Paul I wrote
an email to the BBC below asking
WTF is going on except I was

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more polite and also more
pointed can't believe their
response well first let me tell
you what

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what the deal you always with
this so the Democratic
candidates on this poll tracker
are Hillary Clinton

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John Edwards and Barack Obama so
they've got three in the race if
you click on the Republican side

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and it's loading up here you
have Mike Huckabee Fred
Thompson, Mitt Romney, Rudy
Giuliani

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and John McCain Fred Thompson
dropped out of the friggin race
he's he's not even he's he's
with

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drawn so of course the point is
that Ron Paul is not listed so
Brennick sends an email and says
hey

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I'm puzzling up set the BBC news
website is chosen to ignore Dr.
Ron Paul from the list of

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Republican candidates whilst the
full Democratic possibilities
are shown what can this mean is
this

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an active sabotage censorship or
just complete an utter
incompetence to miss out just
one

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candidate deliberate or
accidental deliberately surely
here's their response I'll I'll
I'll do the

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BBC a voice come so good at it
thank you for your email
regarding the amount of coverage
devoted

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to particular candidates it is
of course a judgment call it's
better that we have not covered

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Mr. Paul to any great degree I'm
sorry it is true that we have
not covered Mr. Paul to any
great

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degree although we have
mentioned him in several
articles if he continues to do
well or better

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than expected we will certainly
devote more space to him his
policies and his campaign

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bullshit I say, bullets on you
all that's such horseshit you
know and this just this just
really

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show and by the way I don't
believe in any conspiracy that
the BBC is you know trying to
keep

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Ron Paul they're just stupid
they're dumb tools they just
copy shit from around the world
they

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don't actually do any
investigation you know if what a
contradictory message that is he
came in

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second you know the guy is he's
definitely on the map and I'm
sorry how can you have Fred
Thompson

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up there if he's withdrawn from
the race and not have Ron Paul
total total bullet bullet

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bullets shit that's what I'd
call it can you tell him a
little bit tired and then I got
this other note

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this is also pretty lame very
typical just opening up the
Gmail message here

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from George Adam greatly
appreciate your support and
official endorsement of course

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Ron Paul for president great to
see so many endorsements coming
to Ron Paul despite the

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media's lack of attention MTV in
alliance with my space is
running their debate form on
February

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second in an absolute stab in
the back of young people MTV is
decided to exclude Dr. Paul

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from the mix while still
inviting the extremely lagging
Rudy Giuliani who has half the
votes

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that Ron does in the primary and
caucus season as you probably
already know I figured with your

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time at the channel if you were
to bring it up and become out
spoken on it we could get this

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corporate bias BS out to more
people nice way people just
because you worked on the
station bubble

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and of course he says well this
this is probably a hit job put
out by Viacom and it's medium

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conglomerate friends news corp
and maybe maybe look they're
just looking for sex appeal

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and honestly Ron doesn't have
sex appeal you know Giuliani's
local to New York so that's easy

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you know they just invite him he
just hops in in a government
vehicle and drives on over

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but yeah that's lame let me see
who was it the thought MTV was
cool I don't think they've been

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that in a long long time anyway
we'll continue to support Dr.
Ron in the independent media
we'll

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get him his $5 million and we'll
continue to support him super
Tuesday could be very
interesting that's

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when for those the outside the
US that's when a whole mess load
of states do their caucuses

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in the and do their primary
voting and that's really the day
when when we hope to see Dr. Ron

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move ahead and by the way I did
have you know maybe it's just a
wishful thinking or a dream but

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somewhere in the back of my mind
something was scratch and saying
you know if he doesn't get the

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Republican nomination I have a
feeling that with all the
momentum and and everything
that's happening

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I think he can't can't do
anything but run as an
independent I believe people
will really rally

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around him and almost almost
force him into it and he could
do it because really all you
need

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is just tons and tons and money
and the reason why he's been
with the Republican party
besides

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the fact that he feels he's a
true Republican which I think
there's a lot of merit to that
statement

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is because there's no way to get
into the debate if you're not
affiliated with either of the
big

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two parties of course it's
clearly not a guarantee oh whoa
is me yeah this has been from
Oakland

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I'm one time missing sorry I'm
calling I just thought I'd give
a call sounds like you have an
opening

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for financial or economic
advanced I yes indeed we do no
word from the nylon so he's I
think

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he's a slit off the bar stool
and given up his slides leave me
a quick message a couple
questions yet

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I'm trying to show first of all
you had asked what the official
definition of a recession was

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yes indeed I think it was a
couple people are saying that
we're in a recession as comics

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were blogger keeps saying it's a
what is the official definition
of a recession a lot of people
have

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their own kind of colloquial
definition of the official
definition is a two consecutive
quarters

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of negative growth in GDP kind
of a tough thing to do but
happens from time to time and
the

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other weird thing about
recession is you don't know
you're in one until you're in
one because

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the whole two quarters of
consecutive declining period
okay so are we actually in one
at this point

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also you said stuff about the
said and how they control
interest rates and you think
you're

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given a little too much credit
there that's a lot like saying
that Microsoft and Intel can

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completely control what goes on
in the technology industry wow
that's not exactly what I meant

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but I think it goes beyond
interest rates they're the guys
that actually maybe maybe I
should

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shut up and listen to this to
the expert you are the new
savant my friend let me just go
take a

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back seat that has absolute
control over one interest rate
alone that's kind of discount
rate is

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the rate at which banks will end
to other banks that also has a
fed fund target rate this is

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the rate at which the federal
and two other banks but this
only a target on that control
that

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through open market activities
buying and selling bonds all of
their interest rates are
determined

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by market forces and kind of
supplying demand so hope that
helps keep up the great show and

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yeah we'll talk to later thanks
man and call in any time you you
hear by our best out with the

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crown of official savant of the
charlie and nylon could suck it
yeah I've been keeping up I've
been

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watched I think I think it's
just a great headline right now
you know the you know the
stories

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about recession but the fact is
I think wall you know Wall
Street is rebounded the shorts
of all

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covered it's just uncertainty
it's just you know basically
it's it's the banks not trusting
each other

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that's that's the biggest
problem right now and I think
we're we're now in ining I'd say
it's almost

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time for the seventh ining
stretch of this of this crises
and we will come out of it and I
don't

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think we'll actually go into
recession because that's that's
yes technically it's two
quarters

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of downward growth is that we
saw or or loss of GDP when I've
even forgot the definition but

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it's also just a mindset it
truly is oh speaking of mindset
man I hope in my big fat mouth
about

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this trial that time Warner
cable is doing in uh
Beaumontaxis lovely Beaumontaxis
for

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meatard bandwidth and I just
want you know because I got a
couple comments here which
aren't really

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pretty I just want you to
understand that I believe that
the meatard bandwidth situation

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is not going to be about
overages I mean there are
certain ISPs have had it myself

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where if you go above a certain
amount of bandwidth per month
then they they either they

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cap you off and they start to
give you shitty bandwidth or you
start paying and you know an

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exorbitant amount per gigabyte
transfer or even per megabyte in
some cases excuse me

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I believe that and we go to a
truly meters situation I believe
that you you know all of these
numbers

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have to change I think I truly
truly think at the end of the
day it's going to be better for
the

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consumer you'll find that you're
going to be paying about what
you're paying today for the
usage

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you know that you apply to the
network but that the people who
are really sucking down tons and
tons

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of of huge media files and are
running bit torrent and you know
just our um and other peer

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to peer programs they're just
going to wind up paying more and
I have to tell you I'm all for
it

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but this is not about taking the
current pricing structure and
applying some kind of overages
to it that

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of course would be horrible and
that would suck that's also not
what I'm advocating I also don't
see

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how that can happen because
there would be a revolution a
revolt and there would and
competition

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somehow would come into it or
you know or would just shut down
the internet maybe hi Adam this
is Justin

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I respectfully have to say fuck
you tell me that I should have
to uh have meter bandwidth man
that's

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just not cool I pay something
like uh $60 or somewhere around
there a month right how much

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ban with do you use for that 60
that's what I'd like to know in
fact we should be able to meter
that

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right why don't we all check and
see how much we're we're
downloading I'll make it
concerted effort I

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maybe I can do that at the
router level I guess maybe my my
Wi-Fi router I can I can set it
to zero

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hopefully and then see how much
ban with I actually use on a
monthly basis and then
calculated back

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because I pay about the same
about 60 bucks US for for for
for the bandwidth now it's it's
unlimited

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as far as I know I've never got
an overage charge um and but
that should be enough that
should be

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enough for me to do all the
things I want to do but of
course I'm not running
continuous you know

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ban with sucking programs
although some of my neighbors
clearly are because band as I
get messed

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up once in a while but okay the
fuck you was received to
download all the content that I
want

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and I don't want to have to
worry about overages like I do
with my cell phone I would have
that

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in the back of my mind and I
just I just don't want to worry
but then again on the other hand
I

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have to listen to what you tell
me because Pod show is able to
host my Podcaster free

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was no downtime that I've been
made aware of so you're doing
something right yeah and it's
free to

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you but it's not free to us I
mean it actually does cost money
if someone accesses your file
and so

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one listens to your show or
watches your show whatever it is
what show is it by the way you
should

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tell me and you must know what
you're talking about time you
want my show to succeed so there

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must be something that will fold
you understand and if I was
afraid of running out of
bandwidth

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though I'd probably be less
likely to try out new shows new
Podcast dude just would always
be

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there in the back of my mind
what's the luck in the UK or the
Netherlands I don't want to

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sound like a stupid uninformed
American and come across like
I'm afraid to change if it's

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it's working somewhere else
maybe Germany's doing this why
don't we try it out like they're
doing

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and remind me of the days back
when you'd have to drive around
to the end of your driveway

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because you had run out of
bandwidth no it wasn't bandwidth
there's a little long ago it was

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quite that it wasn't quite that
they love you no homo great hair
33 yeah uh my stock

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strapping anymore I maybe a hobo
no homo emohobo god remember
that one yeah um no when that's

25:33.800 --> 25:38.520
when we just moved to the UK and
I actually couldn't get a
connection so that nothing

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to do with overages or anything
like that what if just what if
it turns out that you only

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needed to pay 40 bucks a month
on a meter bandwidth plan you
know the fact of the matter is

25:51.480 --> 25:57.400
we've we've kind of been
hoodwinked by by this
advertising about unlimited
bandwidth which of

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course it's not I mean that's
the real problem is truth and
advertising if you advertise
unlimited

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bandwidth it's unlimited
bandwidth and if it's a little
asterix then your full of shit
but I

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believe just looking at the
prices and I and I do think I
know a little bit about how it
works

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and what it actually costs
because you know if someone's
downloading a lot and you got a
lot of

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people downloading a lot then
somewhere along the line
something has to be upgraded so
we need

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a new router or new switch or a
new line or extra capacity
brought in so it's not free for
the

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the people delivering the
bandwidth to your home um but it
could just turn out to be not
that's why

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I disclose some of the pricing
for for gigabytes that's being
charged on the other end of the

26:37.960 --> 26:45.320
pipe like on our end where we
send stuff out you know it's
blown nine cents per gigabyte
oops what

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was that that was weird oh boy
let's just hope it hangs
together um yeah it's less than
nine

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cents per gigabyte it's actually
transferred so it could turn out
that you might be paying a 20 or
30

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bucks instead of 50 or 60 it's
actually could pan out that way
so I'm not I'm just not jumping

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to conclusions about this meaded
ban with being all about
overages which I don't believe
time

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Warner has said at all they've
just said they're experimenting
with different types of

27:15.480 --> 27:20.280
meadering if anyone lives in
Beaumont, Texas or if you know
anyone who lives in Beaumont,
Texas

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it might be a part of the plan
could you please give me a call
I'd really appreciate it

27:26.200 --> 27:32.600
Adam Curry you really really
really need an education on what
teering means all right

27:33.480 --> 27:40.840
no company on planet earth will
make demands to change to a
system that will reduce their
income

27:42.440 --> 27:48.120
oh hold on a second I got to
stop you right there you're
taking this meaded ban with

27:49.080 --> 27:55.880
conversation to the company
wants to make less money oh
that's just ridiculous dude

27:56.440 --> 28:03.160
has nothing to do with it it's
just not gonna happen and never
gonna happen you sound like one
of

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those guys who suck in the ban
with pipe all night long but
here's structure that is fair to
the

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customer will result in
significantly lower money for
the companies

28:16.280 --> 28:20.840
so you're about it the industry
standards 10 cents a gigabyte
that's what I as a consumer can
buy

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without buying a ball I could
buy one gig at 10 cents yeah
that means if I've done it

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a 500 gigabyte of data which is
more than twice the cutoff point
that heavy users are hitting

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1225 gigas a year the cutoff
point a lot of users are hitting
when they get cutoff from the

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internet then they won't tell
you what the limit is that's
twice as much that's only 50
bucks a month

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dude it's called a commodity
that's what it is it's a
commodity so yes commodity
prices go down

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over time particularly this type
of commodity absolutely that
will happen well it wants it
look

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it's not gonna happen for
everybody you're conveniently
taking out of the mix the people
who are

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sucking up tons of ban with all
day and all night who also may
not be paying hundreds they may
be

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paying 50 or 60 we just don't
know we don't have all the
information but it is
interesting

29:11.320 --> 29:15.800
that at least these trials are
being put into place and if we
can get some more information so

29:15.800 --> 29:21.800
just rambling around then we
could actually make some
informed or could have an
informed conversation

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about it but anyway let's listen
what I'll check to say I'm
paying 65 dollars a month for
internet

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access do you tell me there's a
lower my bill to below 50
dollars a month that could be
over there dead

29:35.640 --> 29:47.000
fuck hey it's making a sound
like the man yeah good bellow
not everyone's out to screw you

29:47.000 --> 29:52.920
continuously they're doing that
I truly believe the ISPs are
trying to figure out how to make
it

29:52.920 --> 29:58.920
a little bit fair for everybody
and we have to get there it's
like you know maybe a better

29:58.920 --> 30:06.280
analogy is the road okay so
you're driving I'm looking at
the the on-ramp to the bay
bridge actually

30:06.280 --> 30:12.440
that's the off-ramp that I'm
seeing and we actually cars and
once a while I'll see an SUV and
then

30:13.400 --> 30:19.480
then I'll see a truck I mean
aren't there different pay
scales in what these vehicles
have to pay in road

30:19.480 --> 30:26.760
tax and and registration taxes
aren't there different tiered
pricing schedules in that for
the type of

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use that you're making of the
road I mean a truck or time
weigh in on this man what do you
pay

30:33.320 --> 30:38.440
do you pay more for your for
your rig than what you're paying
for your for your car and is
that

30:38.440 --> 30:44.680
because of the size of it and
the weight of it and the how it
taxes the infrastructure and you
know

30:45.320 --> 30:50.760
it's it just makes sense the
second problem there is no such
thing it's competition

30:51.720 --> 30:56.520
you say well somebody that's
coming to you right no they
won't do you know how many
internet

30:56.520 --> 31:03.720
providers are available to me
one yeah now you do have a point
there of course that's not the
same

31:03.720 --> 31:09.160
situation for everybody I think
I have a couple choices here in
San Francisco those choices will

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expand I do believe that they'll
expand their number of a number
of ways and wireless choices are

31:15.720 --> 31:22.040
bound to expand but it could
take another five years could
easily be ten years but it will
eventually

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happen and that all is down to
you my friend the consumer to
put pressure on companies and if
necessary

31:30.520 --> 31:36.760
on congress that's where they're
there for precisely one I don't
piss off comets because of the

31:36.760 --> 31:42.360
only one I have unless I want to
pay ninety bucks a month for a
piss ass whoa a satellite
connection

31:42.440 --> 31:48.440
now hold on you do have a choice
you got a choice there it's not
a great choice but you got a
choice

31:49.400 --> 31:56.360
true or not with so much latency
that I can never do anything
live he you have no idea the

31:56.360 --> 31:59.800
reason you want to switch to
tears structure so they can what
they're going to do is they're
going

31:59.800 --> 32:04.120
to find out what the average
balance of their average user is
and that balance is going to
cost

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whatever we're paying now and
then all of us who actually use
our internet connection or it's

32:10.360 --> 32:15.960
well so you don't actually know
that you're just making it up it
could be it's a possibility

32:16.520 --> 32:22.360
but boy what a stupid way out
for those guys and you don't
have to test that in uh

32:23.240 --> 32:27.800
boom on taxes we already know
how that works now I think
they're trying something new
again if you're

32:27.800 --> 32:35.160
in boom on we got to hear from
you big dime so trust me to your
internet is not the way to go

32:35.240 --> 32:39.080
everything else is going away
from here in the that every
single industry where they had a

32:39.080 --> 32:44.200
tears structure the customers
got screwed every single one
still a phone bills were a
couple of

32:44.200 --> 32:51.640
years ago come on man that's
right that's that's a great
example look at what phone bills
were

32:51.640 --> 32:57.400
a couple of years ago and where
is it today you can't argue that
there haven't been tons of deals

32:57.400 --> 33:05.080
tons of different ways to to to
get the type of package that
fits for your profile of usage

33:05.480 --> 33:10.600
that's what these weekend and
evening minutes are all about
and you're five friends that you
know that's

33:10.600 --> 33:17.880
packaging that's marketing that
is truly how American enterprise
works when bringing more value

33:17.880 --> 33:26.120
to the customer and it's part
competitive and oh it's actually
it's all competitive there's
there's

33:26.120 --> 33:31.960
the point right there you know I
used to pay a lot more for cell
phones in fact look what
happened

33:31.960 --> 33:37.480
in Europe with the with roaming
charges you know they were
trying to shaft the customers
with

33:37.480 --> 33:44.120
that and the government stepped
in said wait a minute why
because of pressure from
consumer

33:44.120 --> 33:49.480
work in the system where there
isn't a reasonable control of
what you pay online do you get

33:49.480 --> 33:54.520
balance from anybody so they
have to compete but you have one
type going to your door there's
no

33:54.520 --> 34:00.200
competition and no incentive to
be fair to you they will screw
you see I had a Christmas

34:00.680 --> 34:05.400
all right Chris in love at town
so that's your situation but of
course time warners not just in

34:05.400 --> 34:09.240
your town is the only one
they're all over the place so
we'll see what happens we'll see
how it shakes

34:09.240 --> 34:15.160
out but I just don't think it's
all that bad oh no fellow airman
calling in and I'm this a woman

34:15.160 --> 34:20.840
another cut that's called in
little busy lately seven inch
and five years in the last week
and

34:20.840 --> 34:28.200
no I don't fly the triple seven
luckily all mine occurred on in
the simulators so just have to

34:28.280 --> 34:32.680
my annual recurrent training but
I want to call and Sam so glad
to hear Patricia's better

34:33.480 --> 34:39.880
little answers to what was going
on well I'm just glad she's
still on so so much better

34:39.880 --> 34:44.680
on my way to St. Thomas I'm sure
you got the FQ whether up there
with FQ whether here but

34:44.680 --> 34:50.120
St. Thomas I'm going to go stick
my big toe in the ocean for you
so I can't tell when's my friend

34:50.120 --> 34:54.440
and we'll talk to you again soon
yeah our oban tailwinds back at
you inside works if you want to
hear

34:54.440 --> 35:00.120
Robin and his lovely wife inside
works calm it sounded like he
was actually in the cockpit when

35:00.120 --> 35:03.480
he called that and he does that
from time to time if you ever
wonder what the what the pilot
should

35:03.480 --> 35:09.480
do in upfront when you're flying
you know to some warm
destination to recording
podcasts that

35:09.480 --> 35:16.920
doing shows not actually flying
the plane oh I need some music
hey Adam Wayne here from the

35:16.920 --> 35:20.680
world's Wayne podcast the
world's Wayne calm I know you
dig discovering your music so I
thought

35:20.680 --> 35:24.760
I'd just send you a heads up
with a few tidbits first off
from the pod save music network
I've

35:24.760 --> 35:29.800
got lead rocker from the stray
cats with rock and harder I just
interviewed him on my show and
he's

35:29.800 --> 35:32.200
still killing audiences all over
the world check this out

35:33.750 --> 35:50.680
[ Music ]

35:50.680 --> 36:00.200
next is a song called anchor
from an Omaha band called Civic
Minded check this out as well

36:01.250 --> 36:20.920
[ Music ]

36:20.920 --> 36:26.440
right and now for a little more
twang for your buck here's
another Omaha band called

36:26.440 --> 36:29.800
the Pendrakes and their song
Deadman Break

36:48.520 --> 36:50.600
last but not least another Omaha
singer song

36:50.600 --> 36:53.640
writer Brad Hoshah with taking
me to you I really like this guy

37:12.200 --> 37:17.000
well that's it you know all
these songs are all pod safe
again you can find the rocker on
the

37:17.560 --> 37:24.280
on the pod safe music network
and I always tell bands to get
their stuff on the PMN and by
the

37:24.280 --> 37:28.840
way all these songs besides the
lee rocker when you can find on
my worlds of Wayne

37:29.640 --> 37:34.680
PMN site so for any podcasters
out there that want to download
with their all pod safe so check
it out

37:35.480 --> 37:42.440
choose you Adam love you love
you show big hair yeah great
hair hope you win etc that was
just

37:42.440 --> 37:46.840
checking out your site worlds of
Wayne dot com make sense of
course that's pretty cool man
that's a

37:46.840 --> 37:52.520
good idea I wouldn't mind if you
said you know like an overview
like that in one to week or
something

37:52.520 --> 37:57.720
or and then if you sent me the
links as well just so I could
just like copy and paste the

37:57.720 --> 38:00.840
writing to the show notes I
definitely put that in the show
that's cool man because I'd like

38:00.840 --> 38:06.760
to go and review a couple of
those tunes that you play that
was great awesome my mouth is
now

38:06.920 --> 38:13.480
working perfectly well tonight
hey Adam it's Kevin Crossman
from the backpack podcast

38:13.480 --> 38:21.320
yeah scruncher anyway glad to
hear that the NHN promotion is
working good here to suggestion

38:21.320 --> 38:28.040
for getting some more exposures
for that discount as well as
your show we should

38:28.040 --> 38:34.680
hook up the guys over at in
gadget tell them about this
promotion and I'm sure that they

38:34.680 --> 38:40.280
would be happy to cover it blog
about it you know for their
audience would be very
interested in

38:40.280 --> 38:45.800
the 15% discount so talk to the
guys in the gadget keeping it a
little posting about your

38:45.800 --> 38:51.640
discount and I bet that would
drive a lot of traffic over to
your site anyway just a
suggestion

38:51.640 --> 38:59.640
keep up the great work by a good
idea Kevin you know we have the
first the first stage of

39:00.600 --> 39:08.360
pod show network shows then now
in on this promotion selling the
Nokia N800 10 internet tablet

39:08.360 --> 39:13.880
and I love this kind of stuff
because this is a great way for
people to make money it's also
in my

39:13.880 --> 39:19.880
mind it's it's the new version
of advertising and if you see it
at how creative people have
gotten

39:19.880 --> 39:24.760
them making videos and showing
different capabilities of the
device and Marcus couch man the

39:24.760 --> 39:32.680
scenes he did something very
similar what you just suggested
with with in gadget he he added
set

39:32.680 --> 39:38.600
up the minute we got the codes
in he had a nice posting that he
I guess he had he talked to the

39:38.600 --> 39:44.600
guys over to internet tablet
talk dot com I bet he got a ton
of traffic from that so it's a
lot

39:44.600 --> 39:49.880
of inventiveness and people
doing stuff you know through
their shows and in their show
notes

39:49.880 --> 39:55.000
and and what's great about it
for the audience is you guys go
to 15% discount yes of course I
have

39:55.800 --> 40:02.280
code you can use to get that 50%
15% discount on the any 110 if
you go to the show notes

40:02.280 --> 40:08.200
daily source code dot com you'll
find the link to the store and
of course the discount code is
daily

40:08.280 --> 40:15.560
source code new countries now
live to purchase this this is
from the candy man he sent me
the

40:15.560 --> 40:21.480
following list Ireland Belgium
the Netherlands Denmark Sweden
Norway Finland Austria
Switzerland

40:21.480 --> 40:29.480
now also can purchase the Nokia
8010 internet tablet a 15%
discount specifically by using

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the code of your favorite pod
show producers program code
thing mbob hey Adam hey my name
is Scott

40:38.040 --> 40:43.240
men's from east Tennessee uh our
Knoxville in the states and I
thought you might be interested
in

40:43.240 --> 40:49.080
our new video podcast I've just
learned about you and all you've
done for podcasting just
recently

40:49.080 --> 40:55.240
in September when I attended the
podcast expo in Ontario and your
show has been a lot of fun to
listen

40:55.240 --> 40:59.960
to for me and it's certainly
been part of our inspiration to
do our own show we're just
getting

40:59.960 --> 41:05.720
started with something then I
think it's a one of a kind at
this time my wife and I do a
show called

41:05.720 --> 41:12.520
the sweat cast that's right this
is an attractive title my
friends wet cast and we
broadcast six days

41:12.520 --> 41:18.360
a week on use stream from our
home gym as we do our daily
workout we've been doing our
first seven

41:18.360 --> 41:23.800
shows from the treadmill and the
stationary bike and then we'll
soon be incorporating strength

41:23.800 --> 41:30.360
training into the show as well
we publish the show as an MP4
file via our RSS feed and we
play

41:30.360 --> 41:37.560
upbeat pod safe music from
music.podshow.com we discuss
urban legends tell a joke or two
and then we

41:37.560 --> 41:42.360
close the show with the
recording about the same to the
day yep we're also big fans of
Father

41:42.360 --> 41:49.480
Roderick's daily breakfast this
what cast is targeting baby
boomers Adam in their 50s and
60s

41:49.560 --> 41:55.080
people that maybe don't normally
listen to podcasts with a
positive message about the
importance

41:55.080 --> 42:02.360
of exercising especially in your
retirement years and those years
leading up to retirement it's
kind

42:02.360 --> 42:07.800
of a fun way for boomers to get
back in shape by subscribing to
the podcast and taking it along

42:07.800 --> 42:13.720
to the gym who knows it might
just be the reason to get mom or
dad a video iPod for their
birthday

42:14.600 --> 42:19.880
so check us out if you would at
sweatcast.tv where you'll find
the show and all the links

42:20.440 --> 42:24.680
keep up your great work Adam for
all you're doing for new media
and there's no chance you'll be

42:24.680 --> 42:29.640
attending the pod camp in
Nashville is there I'm sure they
could make room for another
speaker

42:30.360 --> 42:34.840
I hope to meet and have a beer
with you sometime in the future
man thanks I totally I do it
I'll

42:34.840 --> 42:40.440
totally take you up on the beer
for sure yeah I played the promo
for a number of reasons one
because

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what's a new show and I'll
promote anything and you send me
a promo I'd love it to be a
little

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bit shorter than the two minutes
if this one is but you know me I
want to get people stuff out
there

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but also I went to the site and
this is a funny show so as wife
is indeed sitting on the

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on the stationary bike and he's
on the treadmill they've both
got their headphones on you know
he's

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a whole laptop set up and the
and he's got the he's got the
the treadmill on high speed he's

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really really running along it
was just it's cool you should
check it out put a link in the
show

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notes of course the
daddysourcecode.com something
else that I did the other day
that I wanted to share

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with you guys I'm not gonna play
the whole thing just a little
piece of it we're coming up on
the

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25th anniversary of Michael
Jackson's thriller when he
released the thriller album and
the record

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company has commissioned Joseph
who's who's been around creating
audio and really before
podcasting

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out have to say he has own
little company and and he's
taken it upon himself with this
for this 25th

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to produce a series of thriller
cast with a list of interesting
people who either

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no Michael Jackson or in the
music business and I'm not quite
sure well somehow he came upon
my name

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and he asked me to participate
and what I want to do is I just
want it because he sent me the

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what we did is we did like a
double ender so he called me on
the phone and we talked and I
recorded

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my part of the conversation so
that he had a you know a
reasonably good quality copy of

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me talking just I play a little
bit of this because when these
things drop when this starts I
think

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it's gonna be a great series so
this is a part of my thriller
cast I'm ready let me just check
let me

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make sure it's all right I meant
that's not it that's the raw
file I'm a dope crap hold on a
second let

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me uh oh that was dumb sorry oh
my shmuck well how come I can't
find it oh man wait

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I mean oh I have to do it on
this Mac a file name that's it
what oh crap all right

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I don't know what I did with it
now I set it up so beautifully
and then I go and screw it up

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way to it maybe it's soon uh
bear with me you guys get
nothing better to do you're on
your way to work

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anyway you know care and listen
to me rambling maybe if I uh
maybe I put it into iTunes you
know boy

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oh what did that do oh no I
didn't mean to open that this
one monitor thing is killing me

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here we go iTunes let me just
see if I can find this um hey
how long does iTunes need to
open up huh okay

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here we go uh I'm looking yes
found it okay so I think if I
take no that's the same one

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crap okay well I'm sorry you
have to wait until tomorrow to
hear that then I will leave you

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with a song that should be on
the pod safe music network this
week a good buddy mine Steve
leads

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from New York um he had actually
turned me on to this before and
I said the same I think I said
the

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same thing at the time which is
you know dude this needs to be
on the pod safe music network
because

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if I play it I know exactly
what's gonna happen people are
gonna want to play this on the
show because

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the song is just absolutely
awesome there is a youtube video
it goes along with it so I'll
put a link

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to the youtube video and
hopefully on the pod safe music
network very soon you're gonna
dig this

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JTX I'm gonna party like a rock
star

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[ Music ]

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now just imagine you had a
really good quality recording
would be even better

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please get those guys on the
network perfect love it it's
kind of the underbelly version
of

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the what nickel back is doing
these days you know this is the
true the true spirit

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party like a rock star JTX
that's that obviously is the
YouTube sound I'll post that
link

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daily source code.com hey I
found the the thriller cast of
course handily title that's Adam

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Curry v2 that's why I couldn't
find hi this is Adam Curry of
the daily source code and of
course

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the former MTV guy welcome to my
thriller cast

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the first time I heard through
actually I think I was in
college I went to college for
about

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three months which is very
successful the educational
career of course in West
Virginia but I

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just can't listen to the whole
thing when it comes out it's
cool because I like that it's
only

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it's in my pieces like 11 and I
like 12 minutes long and it's
all right you know it's

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I like that kind of format and
thank you very much for sending
in all of your records for

50:40.520 --> 50:44.920
upsol the organization for the
preservation to the soundtrack
of our lives you can hear the
first episode

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at opsol dot pod show dot com
i'm gonna produce another couple
episodes this is the cool thing
about

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is I can sit down and I can now
that I know that people are
interested in it I can you know
produce

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five or six of these in one
session and the goal would be to
have one of these every single
day drop

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out can you just imagine having
a show with a great soundtrack
to your life to listen to every

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day you can have it all it takes
is well basically for you to
send yours in because I need a

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lot more before we can get to
the daily's but some really good
suggestions some really good

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ones have come in so I'll be
producing one of those also got
to do a couple of podfinders I'm

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way behind on that and what else
uh oh yeah there's a company I'm
trying to run thank god for

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Mr. Bloom all right everybody
I'll talk to you tomorrow please
remember live your life with

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passion and enjoy your freedom
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