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Uhhh...Fubile...

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Ho Chi! Ho Chi! Get the camera
quick, here comes Adam Curry in
the DSC 732!

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

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And the next generation radio
content in my ears.

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We don't need no sticky and
crispy.

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I like to think I'm flying into
the future.

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On testing, this madam Curry!?

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1K1…

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Bat on your face!

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[ Music ]

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Tonight is all I remember

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Oh man, nothing kicks off a full
bar quite like Chief Trig, nor
I'm saying tonight.

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It is Denny Source code episode
number 732 coming to you from
the affluent suburb of

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Surrey known as Gilford, West
Side of G-town up in Adams attic
in the curry manner.

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Boy, the description just gets
longer and longer, doesn't it?

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Ah, it's a beautiful day blue
skies, couple of clouds, windows
wide open, and the microphone

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throttle pedal to the metal
because the full bar is on and
full effect that means maximum

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music, minimum BS, and all the
tunes that fit into the
soundtrack of your lives,
proudly

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presented by the organization
for the preservation to the
soundtrack of your lives.

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So from Chief Trig we head on
over to Jersey, that's where the
next track comes from.

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I had in Jersey Joe here, please
check out this artist to grow it
up to the positive news

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network.

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My name is Marin, it's Morris,
he's 17 years old, it looks like
a lot of talent.

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Thanks, and we'll see you on the
jury side in the fight.

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[ Music ]

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I think starting in November we
went on a whole new reinvention
tour

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Of the pod show, I'm sorry
Martin, let me show you a second

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Let the youth take over

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There we go

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Martin Morris, you can find out
the pod save music network links
in the show notes of course at
dailysourcecode.com

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And thanks to Jersey Joe for
calling that one

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And also Jersey Todd, tip that
one as well

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Todd, the official musicologist
always sends in a couple of
choices from me to select from

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For the Jersey Todd contribution
and of course, Jersey Todd will
be up in a little bit later on
in the show

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As I was saying, it feels like
kind of a celebration man,
there's so much has been
happening

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We figured out really two real
rock solid ways of, oh gee,
making money

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So that's kind of good because
that's kicking into gear

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We've got new designs on the way
of course v3 on the heels of
that

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There's just so much going on
new show being produced as we
speak the legends of rock

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We've been able to license some
awesome live performances from
true legends

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So that's being worked on as we
speak in fact

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I did the, I did the voiceovers
earlier this morning

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That's why the voice is so low

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The legends of rock

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Oh man, so maximum music
football Friday

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It's been a while since we don't
one of these and I feel in
perfect shape

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A couple of calls that I do want
to share with you

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The first one from James who of
course has been calling to the
program for a number of years
now

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Pretty much ever since I hit the
UK

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The island, the island, the
island of the United Kingdom

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And James has got a gripe

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Not just about to close circuit
television cameras in the UK

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And the way I view those or the
way they view me

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But also about his comments and
general James

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I don't James

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So don't feel like you're
sometimes not all the time

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But sometimes his body is the
media

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I'll set you in a meal and I
know you read my emails because
you respond to them

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And sometimes just sometimes you
don't play in my comments

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Sometimes you don't read my
emails

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That James James James, I just
want to say one thing

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Do you know how many comments I
receive

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And the biggest problem is the
length

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You know when you're calling in
a two minute comment or three
minutes

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It's just too long

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It just takes up too much time

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And sometimes your topics are
very specific

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So it's not that I don't love
you man

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And it's not that I don't care

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It's not that I'm the filter

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Well I am filtering

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Sometimes I just don't feel like
talking about what you're
talking about

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No I'm saying

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But I do save them all

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And I look at them every single
day

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On the podcast

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Which is fair enough

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I've got no problems with that
verse

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As general rule

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Because yes you sometimes think
my comments are interesting

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That's fair enough

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I've got no problem with that

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But sometimes I have to be
involved with this here

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And you still don't play it

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And that is your filtering

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Sometimes you're calling from
the car

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And it's hard to understand your
James

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Your filtering what you want to
hear

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And sometimes I think that's
because you think it might sway

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People's judgment on your way of
thinking

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The one I'm talking about is
this 16 thing thing

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So I reiterated for the podcast
verbally

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So it may get clear

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We've got 3...

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6 billion cameras in the UK

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Something like that

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I was a 10

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Or you'd buy to buy anyway

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So then we've got those cameras
on

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And 24 hours a day

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365 days a year

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So somebody else can do the
maths

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Basically that's a lot of hours

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Let's say 188 cameras

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Adam, nobody's fucking watching
you

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Stop being such a paranoid
fuckman

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Nobody is sitting watching

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This many billions of hours in
CCTV

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It isn't fucking happening

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It's used reactively

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It's used when a little girl
goes missing

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They go and look at the CCTV
cameras and go

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Right, we saw past this problem

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We saw going to this shop

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It happens when somebody holds a
bank

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It's very bad quality

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But we get the picture of the
girl

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That's got the bonus place

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Played into the casiers

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Nobody is watching Adam

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Cool content

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Ask me how do I feel

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As we know that we're cozy and
cleaning

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[ Music ]

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Yeah, yeah, yeah

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Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah

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Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah

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Triless, and I'm learning.

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[ Music ]

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Well, if I were a bell I'd go
ding-dong ding-dong ding

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Justin Marcus, if I were a bell

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Also from the pod save music
network

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What a diversity we have there,
huh?

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And it's all for free enjoy

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Put it in your show, promote the
music

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And may all your Fridays be
football

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Is a woman from a Billboard
magazine who's doing the rounds

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She's she's contacted several
prominent podcasters

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Also myself

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Although she contacts him some
other prominent ones before me

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I found out

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And it looks like she's doing an
article on the promotion

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Valpromotional value of podcast

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Boy, do we have a story to tell?

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I can't wait, I'm very excited
about that

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That should really reset the bar
for the music industry

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Because Billboard people do read
it

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But it's really an industry
magazine

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I remember people used to go and
buy it

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You know, to find out was on the
charts and to read the stories

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But now it's really become

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They might be in pretty much an
industry type magazine

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So that should be pretty
exciting

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Get some more promotion out
there for the pod save music

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Now work in the artists and
producers who participate in the
revolution

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So you can tell the high-pitched
wine has gone

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I figured that one out

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We are yet one step closer to
having the perfect set of

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Not only that, but I've also
improved my

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Headphone amplifier

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So I need this shit loud man,
the older I get

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The louder it has to be

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I've got an email, which is
clearly an automatic email

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It's in German, so I won't bore
you with my attempt at reading
it and pronouncing it

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Apparently what it seems to have
done is gone out

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There's a system called
PhoneCaster.de

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They automatically go out and
are parsing XML feeds

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And are making those available
on their own telephone numbers

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So you can call in to a German,
actually here

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Let me do it on my cell phone
for a second

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Let me see if I can find it

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I know I called it earlier, here
we go

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Those of you who want to play
along at home

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You would do in your cell phone
plus four nine

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nine three one six six three
nine three three one eight

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Let me pop that up right now

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I'm just going to hold the phone
up to the microphone

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So you can hear what happens.
This is pretty interesting

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And I just have one question
about it, so there's ringing

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Hold on

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I'll watch it now work now,
right?

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Let's see

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Hello

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Hello, is DailyStores called
home

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The hell is that?

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It sounds like

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Now it sounds like I hit the
middle of the show somehow

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Is that when's they show or
Thursday show?

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Yeah, interesting. I thought it
would start at the beginning

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Okay

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Anyway, so my main question was
this 0931 number

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Is that a, it says it's a
regular network cost

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At least that's what I can
translate from what I'm reading
here in the email

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From phonecaster.de

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But I'm interested, I'm
interested who's behind it how
it works

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And if it costs anything super
extra

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Because I have to say the
quality was surprisingly good

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Coming through the phone

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And I'm not a big fan of these
things usually

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But this, you know having a, you
don't have to enter a pin number

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Have your own dedicated phone
number

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Interesting, so German friends,
let me know

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Hey, it is a football Friday

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And tomorrow I've got an
interesting day ahead

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Christina has an audition

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I can't tell you what the
project is for

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But it's an existing television
series

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And she has to go to Europe to
continental Europe

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In order to do the audition

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Now the part is, I would say
almost written for the way it
looks

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I mean, it's unbelievably
perfect

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So I'm sure she'll be, she'll be
great at it

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Now of course the question is,
are we going to fly tomorrow

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Together on easy jet

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Or will the weather be nice
enough

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That I take her in the Delta
Share

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And we go over back and forth

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I obviously know what my
preference is

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But I've kind of got to get a
good hand along the weather

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Because if it's going to be
bumpy

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I don't want to put her through
that

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Particularly not once she's
already

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A little bit nervous for the
audition

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And of course, it's being
football Friday

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There's one highlight of
everybody's week

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It's got to be the hit test
here's young pole light

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One challenging casting with
Adam Curry

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Adam, are you ready to be
stumps?

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Hell yeah

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Because he is the hit test with
young pole light

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Yeah Adam, hit test number 112

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Okay

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And we're going to start right
away with intro number one

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It's a easy easy peasy

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Pointing in part

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Fahanaanaana

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Michael Jackson rock with you

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Of course it is the 25th
anniversary of the thriller
album

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So it doesn't surprise me

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Number two

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It's either Kim Wild Cambodian

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Or it's a visage fade degree

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I'm going to go with Kim Wild
actually

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And this is intro number three

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Whenever I hear that kind of
like

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Going to do it

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I always think of the SOS band

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But I'm sure I'm wrong

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All right

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I think I got two out of three
this week

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And it's done

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I think it's done

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I think it's done

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I think it's done

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I think it's done

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I think it's done

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I think it's done

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I think it's done

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For a try

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Two

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Two

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Two

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Three

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Two

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Four

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Two

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Two

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Four

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Six

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Four

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Four

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Four

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Four

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And this is answer number 1.

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Yes, Kim Wild.

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Yeah, it's from 1982.

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I was just clubbing.

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Wild and Kim Boja.

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But he was tired of this.

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She wasn't ever as well.

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He had jobs to do.

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Yeah, he did.

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[ Music ]

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Kim Boja by Kim Wild is answer
number 2.

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And this is answer number 3.

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From 1989, Sydney Youngblood.

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They've only I could.

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It's a shame we're only allowed
to play about 30 seconds of each
track.

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Most of the time I really want
to play every little detail of
every track.

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Okay, well, we just can't.

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Sydney Youngblood, if only I
could have answered number 3.

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In today's, this week's hit-ish
time is same.

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All right, Adam, how did you do?

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Two out of three on.

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I knew I'd do okay.

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If I had time to update the
website, hit test.

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That part show dot com.

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That is the place to find the
answers to this hit-ish,

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and also the links to iTunes.

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So that you can play or sorry by
these tracks and flying.

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Alrighty, thank you for playing,
Adam.

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Next week, I'll be back for
hit-ish number 113.

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So until then, have a great time
and take care.

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Bye-bye.

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We back, hit test at gmail.com!

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In four young pull-up dots
com...

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7 N P O E O Y O E D C C C C C C
C!

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Oh man!

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Here in that Kim Wildtrak really
took me back for a second.

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I was just doing my first
television gig in the
Netherlands

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and Kim was on the show and she
was much younger

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at the time as well.

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I think she's maybe two or three
years older than I am.

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And I was,

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I was in 1920s, something like
that.

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Oh man, I was, I was in love
with her.

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God, she was the perfect woman.

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I met her again a couple years
later, I knew York, she did a
showcase when I was at MTV.

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And it was kind of weird because
Patricia was there.

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And somehow I didn't feel the
love coming back.

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Hi, Adam, it's Matt from Game To
Evil.

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On this week's show, we've got a
review of a beautiful catamari
on the Xbox 360.

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You can also win yourself a copy
of that game.

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I also play Res HD on the Xbox
Live Marketplace.

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And we get a little chat with
the guys from Sega about their
new game, Viking, Battle

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for Asgard.

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That's all at gamesweasel.com.

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Neil Burr sent me this one.

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David Asher soon to be released
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