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It was $16 million worth of
airplane strapped to my ass, and
the next generation radio

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content in my ears.

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And now the man willing to march
on DC all the way from the UK,
it's Adam Curry and the

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DSC 723.

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[ Music ]

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Dear god!

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DJ Lobster Bus kicks it off

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With a hood

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What is he saying here in his
show notes?

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Not since you were saved for
Africa

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So I had such a collection of
mega stars

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nuggets been assembled for
musical cars

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Michael Jackson, Paul McCartney,
Rihanna, Nellie Frutato,

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nine-inch nails, Mary J. Blides,
Dan Ross, Rick James,

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and the temptations.

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Hick an off-dirty source code
episode number 723.

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Everybody how you doing?

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Late in getting the show started
again today, because I got some
goodies

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came in and I had to hook him up
and configure him.

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And of course, that screwed up
just about everything.

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You know, I've been working on
the ultimate set up

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to have the, like this ending
here.

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I've got my fist, I've got my
pair, I've got some followers.

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You know, yeah, working on, uh,

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working on setting up the
ultimate all-in-one studio for
portability.

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And I told you that I'm using
Ableton Live.

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I'm using soundbite as a cart
rack, but Ableton Live

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because of the low latency
factor, because of, um,

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you know, the power of the
MacBook Pro, essentially.

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It all handles it so I can
listen to my voice and real-time
processing.

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And I told you I was really
getting into this MIDI stuff
using a MIDI controller

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to control the software.

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And so I got a, um, a beautiful,
um, just in love with this
device already.

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A beautiful little, little MIDI
control, um, well, they call the
control surface.

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But I think this is a control
device.

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It's, um, from Thader Fox.

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How you can find them at Thader
Fox.de.

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And essentially, it's a, it's a
little mixer.

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It fits almost on the palm of
your hand.

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It's, uh, it's shaped just
right.

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I'm going to put a link in the
show notes.

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You got to see this thing.

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It's shaped just right.

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It has nice little angles.

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So you can, you know, so the,
the way you'd expect a mixer to
be,

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it has, uh, one, two, three,
four, six channels.

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It has a cross-fader, which I
won't use.

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And it also has a number of
color-coded buttons.

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So I can use those to fire up,
uh, different, uh, sound effects
or songs

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within Ableton Live.

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Really loving it.

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But of course, I had to
configure a new MIDI interface.

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And I got a, a little, uh, what
is this, uh, an Ederol MIDI
interface.

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I did a little geeky here, but
folks who give a shit, uh, the
UM-1 EX.

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Uh, so essentially, there's just
one wire, uh, going out of this
fader Fox into my computer.

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I've got the headphones plugged
in.

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Got the microphone plugged in
and I'm done.

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And see now when I move this
little fader here, kind of, uh,

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here, I'll move this up and down
and, uh, controls the volume.

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And I can see the, uh, the fader
indicator on the screen moving.

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What was really weird is when
you start to configure MIDI
devices and you're novice like
myself,

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um, you know, you have to teach
the MIDI device, what controls
it's going to handle.

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And everything you add to it
essentially adds up to the
processor, doing more work,

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both with MIDI, but also with
audio.

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And if you have another, uh,
MIDI device or interface that,
uh, that isn't attached.

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It might be looking for that and
it could, anything.

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All of these different moves can
essentially raise your, uh, your
processor speed.

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And then able to live starts to
crap out and so yeah.

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And I hunt. What's that?

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Oh, thank you.

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Peanut butter.

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Yeah. Thank you.

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Yeah, peanut butter sandwich.
Thank you.

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Um, oh, no, I should probably
lower this threshold a little
bit.

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That was the lady Patricia who
just walked in with some nice,

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set peanut butter sandwiches.

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Love it. Hey, happy Valentine's
Day. By the way, if you're
listening to the show on
February the 14th,

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don't forget his Valentine's
Day. There's something you
should be doing.

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Uh, I spent this morning of
Valentine's Day, um, at the
dentist.

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Man, the older I get, the more
this should just starts the fall
apart.

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I hate it. Anyway, so it's not
entirely configured properly.
And I've, you know, it was just
getting so late

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that I figured I just got to get
going. Maybe I'll be able to
make the show a little bit
shorter today.

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Just because I don't want to be
messing around. But you guys are
in effect kind of guinea pigs

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for this episode 723 of the
Charlie, which of course is
coming to you from the curry
manner and the

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affluent suburb of Surinone is
gilford. Crap weather out today.
It's, uh, we've got to overcast

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guys. It's going to stay. This
is what came in from continental
Europe. They had that weather
yesterday.

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And I did do about it. Anyway,
good day to be inside playing
around with some toys, huh?

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Yeah. I had them this is Stephen
Boston. I did do demographic
survey on the website and I
found out that

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there is no option for zero
kids. So thanks to you. I now
have one kid and I hope that
you're helping

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to pay child support on that. So
I'm male 41 on a teacher. So I
guess you call that middle
income.

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And, uh, let's see, I have great
hair. I really hope I win and I
love you, meet it.

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All right. Then, oh, well, thank
you. I'm sorry about that. I
fixed that by the way. That
should be

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working now. It was kind of
dumb. Everyone had to have at
least one child on the survey.
You should

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take a look at it. It's very
interesting. Still, I'd have to
say predominantly a male
audience, but

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a couple of very interesting
female listeners in there. And
of course, that's the only
reason I did the

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whole damn survey. You know,
Adam, Nathan Centaroza, um, 27
today, uh, male obviously, uh,

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Mac user folder, but until, um,
whether they're demographic, you
want nothing. Get to it.

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Uh, 6.6. Whoa. Um, libertarian.
Anyway, I was trying to work
with Podshow, subscribe to

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your op-salt show and I can't
find a way to subscribe to it in
iTunes. Um, Podshow seems to be

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all self-contained and I can't
find any fucking feet. Um, so,
uh, well, um, love you, no homo,
uh,

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great hair, hope you win. Um,
whatever. I hope you want.

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Emma, bye, bye, bye, bye. Dude,
I hate it when people don't
look. If you go to
op-salt.podshow.com

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right there on the home page,
you'll see there's an RSS link.
And of course, if you click on
any of the

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episodes, you'll see RSS links,
links for iTunes, links and
their icons. It looks like an
icon, uh,

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for iTunes. It's not that hard
to recognize. But yes, in V3 in
the new version of Podshow,
which, uh,

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I think we're going into close
beta in next week or two. It
seems to be moved along quite

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quickly. All the functionality
is built. Now we're strapping on
the UI, which, of course, is
always

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the hardest part. Um, oh, we're
going to be surfacing those
links, uh, a hell of a lot
better,

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so you can, uh, so you can find
it. Okay, so I have to call up
screaming at me.

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It's all football, man. Here's
one for all the gigs. You know
who you are.

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[ Music ]

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Oh, how beautiful is that, huh?

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For all the nerds.

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That's Bob Riching.

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I've been out of to call the
Fump Unhackable.

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You'll find out on the Podscape
Music Network a night.

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Of course it is.

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Today.

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Of course it's a cover, which is
always a gray area, but under
the auspices of fair use for
satire.

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I'm sure it's going to be okay.

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I hope.

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You know what?

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I don't know if you're listening
to the track, or maybe even DJ
Lobster does at the opening of
the show.

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With the say, say, say, isn't
the all-star jam?

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I could hear some anomalies
going on with the audio.

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So I'm going to make today show
a little bit short because it's
just going to drive me nuts.

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Hey, if I'm paying attention to
it.

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Oh, this is really good.

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So this is kind of cool.

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It's been going on for this is
the, to just 720, 720.

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So the fourth that actually
within three episodes, we were
able to solve a pretty
interesting problem.

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The one of the chuckleheads had
with his Nokia, not the 810, but
the 800, but he did have the new
internet tablet software.

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And his flash plug-in apparently
stopped world flash.

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The hell is going on.

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Stop.

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His flash didn't work on his
browser anymore.

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And we couldn't figure it out.

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And we had another chucklehead
call up and give him some
advice.

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And check and see if the
plug-ins had mysteriously become
disabled and low on behold.

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Thank you so much for the fix.

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Work with a dream.

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Turn the plug-in back on.

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Drop rate flash and work like a
dream.

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You want to talk to Nokia people
and tell them the text and not
be such asses.

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I mean, the guy I'm technical at
Facebook and told me, well,
you're screwed.

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We're not doing any updates.

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So live with it.

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That's quite literally what the
guy told me.

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And all he had to do was tell me
to turn on the plug-in.

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Thank you very much.

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You have a call for a game with
the fix.

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I really appreciate that.

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Yeah, man.

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That's how it's supposed to
work.

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Absolutely.

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You send it in.

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We fix all the problems.

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And let me see.

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I got a whole bunch of count
coming about the Snoop Dogg
nation notice the United
Kingdom.

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The surveillance state.

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I'm thinking, now, I'm not going
to play those.

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I want to save those for
tomorrow.

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Or maybe on Monday, I'm going to
San Francisco next week.

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So it'll be the true test of the
mobile setup on the road.

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Oh, well, I really want to tell
a port.

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It's funny because when you
think about flying that
distance, it's like 10 hour
flight.

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You think about it's like, oh,
man, it's going to take a whole
day.

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It really doesn't take a day
because you leave around 11 am
and you arrive around 130 pm.

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So you don't really miss all
that much out of the day kind of
because of the times on changes.

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And then actually when I'm
flying, I kind of enjoy it
because it's so nice and calm.

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But, you know, it's kind of
sucks.

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Particularly, I just don't want
to go.

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I want to be with my family, my
girls.

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We got to.

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We got to.

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We got some stuff going on with
pod shows.

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We got to rock and roll now.

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We've got to start doing it
while the iron is still hot.

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So I don't know what you're
doing for Valentine's Day for
your loved one.

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A lot of people think it's just
a commercial bunch of who we.

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And so they don't participate in
it, but I'm a sucker that way.

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And actually Christina gave us a
Valentine's card this morning,
which was very sweet.

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You know, I think for, well,
Christina's 17.

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So for at least 10 years, maybe
12 Patricia's always bought her
a Valentine's card.

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And she didn't do it this year.

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Patricia bought me one, of
course.

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And then.

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So she didn't buy one for
Christina and Christina had
bought one for us with the best
mom and dad in the world.

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I'm like, oh, that's so cool.

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So of course, Patricia felt like
shit was just pretty funny.

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All right, so we're going to
play Valentine's song for you.

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And this is actually, you know,
this is, I told you it was
really easy.

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If you want to get your song
played on the daily source code,
all you got to do is

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preferably be female.

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Cute is good as well.

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And do some good songs and send
me a comment.

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That's that easy literally.

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What the hell is that?

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Oh, man.

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I got the wrong one.

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Hold on a second.

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I hate it when that happens.

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It was all set up to hold on.

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This is the right.

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This is the one I want.

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Whoa.

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No, that was interesting.

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Huh.

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I was dragging a file onto the
sound by the application.

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Oh, this is turning out to be a
real geek fest.

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And I passed over Ableton Live.

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And boy, didn't like that.

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I thought it had to import a
song just because I passed over
it.

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Sorry about that.

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Okay.

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I got a bit into it.

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Basically, I had to restart and
pick this up.

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So you missed a minute of my
life.

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Doesn't that suck, huh?

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Hey Adam.

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It's a little straight from
Holland.

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It's when I was always singing
and dancing and listening to
music and loving your show.

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Now, I got to tell you
something.

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A few weeks ago, I was around in
my bike.

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When my head up in the clouds,
all in love, and I got this
melody.

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That doesn't she sound awesome.

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Doesn't she sound full of energy
and yet something very naughty
behind those words?

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Mind.

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And I just sang a little bit.

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Got a few lyrics in my head.

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And I got home to a friend of
mine, Karen.

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And she was just playing a
little bit guitar and I started
to sing.

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And we're just jamming, just
playing around, fooling around.

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And we wrote this great love
song.

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It's called Amazing.

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And it is amazing.

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It's got a whole love vibe going
on.

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Yeah, baby.

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But before you're going to play,
I just have to say,

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Will you please stop sending me
a request about naked pictures?

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Okay, I really don't like it.

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And lady, just call me.

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She doesn't like it either.

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So you better stop, all right?

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Okay.

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So I would love it if you would
play the song.

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And you'll love it too.

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I'm sure.

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For everyone else who's going to
love it,

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check it out on LuluMusic.com.

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Amazing.

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Oh, by the way.

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Yeah.

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Love you.

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And I'm mean it right here.

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I'm going to cook you in.

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I love you.

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I'm mean it.

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Great hair.

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Oh, you mean it.

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I love you, mean it.

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Great hair.

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Hope you win.

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Thanks, baby.

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I love the way you start to
smile.

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When you look at me,

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[ Music ]

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I love, I love, I love, I love.

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It's not just a beautiful story.

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Right in her bike, feeling in
love, went back home.

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I wrote some lyrics with a
friend.

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And recorded the song.

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And here it is, in the, well, I
can say hundreds of thousands of
years.

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How awesome is that, man?

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I love what we're doing.

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I hate the fact that my sound
system sounds crap,

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but otherwise I'm pretty happy.

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As Lulu, and you're so amazing,
the DSC bonus edition,

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for which, of course, I'm very
grateful.

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So I'm going to work on this
stuff.

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Tomorrow we'll do a proper food
bar Friday.

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I'm going to be home tomorrow.

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If time to prepare for it, get
everything set up and ready.

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I'll fix all of the crackles.

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And we'll be jamming it out with
some great songs.

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Hit test, maybe Amy Mackle,
bring the,

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ostracized by.

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And we'll talk with some angry
brits who are both angry at,

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the state of affairs in the UK.

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And also angry at me.

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So how much fun will that be,
huh?

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All right, everybody.

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Thank you very much for
listening.

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I appreciate it.

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Remember, Adam at potshow.com is
my email address,

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daily source code.com as we can
find the show notes and links to
everything

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across in today's program.

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Of course, the links to the
music on the potset music
network.

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And please, live your life with
passion and enjoy your freedom.

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Another potshow podcast.

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Stick it in your ear.