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Delta Shira Charley, $7.31.

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$16 million worth of airplane
strap to my ass.

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The next generation radio
contenting my ears.

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We don't need not seeking
treatment.

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I like to think I'm flying into
this jerk.

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I'm testing his ad agree.

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I don't want to run through.

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[ Music ]

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I'll be lonely, we got the
power, just lay on me

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I'll be here, she's still lonely

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Give me a moment, I'll be here

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I'll grow one kick
self-dellysor's code episode 7

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34 coming to you from the
offline summer

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I've already known as girlfriend
run the west side of G-town

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and the curry manner

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It's deaf-lapped rock of agents

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We come all the match stuff bits
in there as we expect from a go
on

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You know actually I love the
intro you couldn't hear
everything that that happened
that mashup

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But they start with the infamous
you can't glogan blue when I
look at hold on

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Let me let me just you got to
hear that man

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I love that's my favorite part
of any deaf leopard rucker
listen to it here comes

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Somewhere around here

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Love that I

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Hope you had a pretty good
weekend

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We have a bit of a sick bag
going on here

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Both the lady Patricia and I are
suffering just a little bit from
uh, well, she's suffering much
more than I am from a cough

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Oh crap man, I can see I can
figure my machine right if you
hear a little bit of popping and
clicking

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Pay no attention to it. It's a
known artifact

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Yeah, um, so cough cough cough
cough actually just uh Patricia
went to the doctor this morning

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It's one day morning here in the
UK actually Monday afternoon.
Wow. I'm gonna talk about three
41 in the afternoon

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at a couple of uh

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couple of phone calls conference
calls stuff to do and a
administrative work

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Yeah, that's my uh once uh in
the 60 day time to pay some
bills

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So um yeah, now poor poor
Patricia and it really hits her
heart

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Because she's had pneumonia
twice. I don't know if you know
how severe pneumonia actually is

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But it's really you got to watch
out for that stuff

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You know what I'm gonna do? I'm
gonna just stop this recording
ever so briefly

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I'm gonna reconfigure the buffer
size so we don't have that
clicking. I'll be right back in
two seconds before you can even
blink

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I'll be back

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Perfect. Okay. I knew it would
only take a second. There we go

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Okay, the reason why is because
we said the reason why I had
actually go back and reconfigure
my uh my setup here is

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We had a nice uh until we
started to come down with this
cough

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We had a really nice nice
weekend full of music

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Remember um Patricia was talking
uh actually

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Well, I can't remember exactly
how I came up with it. Oh, yeah

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So I was thinking about doing a
mashup between

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Martha Reeves and the Van Delas
heatwave and George Michaels

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Or wham rather

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Wham's waking me up before you
go go. Hey, I got pretty far
with that

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But I'm not gonna play it for
you because

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I'm not quite sure if I can
actually make it work out

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But it did kind of fit together
and I was amazed at the
capabilities of able to live

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The ability to you know pull
stuff into the groove without
changing the pitch or changing
the pitch without actually

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Changing the beats per minute

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The beats per minute, you know
what I mean right and then uh
Patricia said you know, I really
I need to have a song

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Dutch song then I'm gonna she's
gonna do with uh with the host
of this

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The Holland's got talent that
she's in so somewhere in May

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I guess when I do the do the
live version of the show

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They want to do a show together
and so she said you I want to
kind of base it a little bit on
a combination of heatwave and
wake me up before you go go

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And I say well, that's
fantastic. I've got a whole
studio upstairs and I have no
musical talent

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Turns out I do and I was quite
amazed at this actually

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I was able with MIDI

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Because you know, I'm not a
musician. I can't really play
anything but I do understand

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When you're working with
Patricia together, I you know, I
know how to put together a
baseline and then figure out
drums and

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It uh I'll play a little bit of
it for you home on a second

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It's instrumental because we
still haven't done this singing
obviously since she was hooking
up a long half the time

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This this just gives an idea

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Oh, listen to me play damn horns
baby

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As soon as we've done some some
of the vocal tracks. I'm sure
I'll play some of that for you

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Hey a lot of ground to go over
to cover today tons of stuff
going on

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tons of voicemail which I just
haven't gotten to because well,
I wanted what we do we did at a
full proper

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Food bar Friday the only show
last week. So I had to shift
what didn't have to I was more
than happy to shift through a
week's worth of audio feedback

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And it looks like as an
interesting stuff is coming in

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Exciting of the evil Adam Curry
for those of you who don't know

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I remain on a secondary watch
list with the US customs and
border patrol part of the
department of

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Home Security home land security

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Because there apparently is an
Adam Curry

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As far as I know he's from
Nebraska and they aren't looking
for him

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And looks like someone's found
him

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Hey Adam this is Johnny K call
it from Kansas City and I'm
calling regards to the evil Adam
Curry that is terrorized in
Midwest

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It wasn't in Nebraska. It was in
Kansas City. I called several
months ago

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And I was in one that found him
on he's driving a red Chevy
pickup truck with

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Customized Todd Fobber Kansas
license plates

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And so the reason I'm calling is
I'm challenging the evil Adam
Curry to call him the Charlie
and

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Man up at a mid to his
activities

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So

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Now or if anybody in Kansas City
sees him take a picture of the
truck and send it to you. So

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Anyway, let your show been a
long time

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Love you no homo

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In it great here help you win

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Like thank you. Thank you. I
love that expression. I want him
to man up. That's right evil
Adam Curry from Kansas City man
up

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Driving around a red pickup
truck with pod father license
plates

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We need to go get this guy for
sure

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I'm not gonna do any

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Any articles because I have so
many phone calls that came in
just kind of blow through him
also a two weeks ago

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I was informed through
podcaster.de that the daily
source code can now be heard

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Through a German phone line

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And so

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Basically I have a dedicated
phone number you can call it off
anytime you want and you can
hear the show and the quality
was really good

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I played it on the show and my
question was of course, you
know, is this like a premium
rate phone line

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Does it cost extra money?

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How was this working and the
comments started rolling in
luckily?

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To say it's plus no extra money.
So if you go down the phone flat
rate

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I can call this number which I
get from phone cards before my
favorite plug-ass and I can use
it. I can call my

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Podcasts and yeah, what is the
business model behind this
though? That that's what I need
to know because we've had

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Systems similar to this where
they would roll out at like a
pre roll advertisement and I'm
against that because you know

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Unless unless I give you
permission to do it you just
can't do that

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And so I think most of those
initiatives just died just kind
of fell by the wayside

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So how are they making money is
it really on the interchange the
interconnect fees which is you
know

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It's like pennies on the hour or
something like that is that how
they're financing this thing,
please someone let me know

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I can also leave a comment by
putting the stop button on the
telephone and I really do like
the service and

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If you want to listen to my
podcast

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Wait before you get into the
promo. That's pretty cool

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So while you're listening you
can

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You can add a comment I guess
you can record a comment through
your phone by pressing the star
button. I'll have to do that

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I read somewhere else. I think
maybe isn't there online
documentation

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That you can then subscribe to
an RSS feed of the comments.
That system. I like the best

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I don't know how many people
actually

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We'll listen to their favorite
shows on a telephone

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I guess with you know with
unlimited calling plans

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It doesn't really hurt right so
it doesn't make that much
difference

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The sound of course is still
gonna be kind of limited to the
was it the seven kilohertz band
with

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range that that audio that tell
that the telephone uses

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All right then plug you show

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Also the way the language

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There's a new English podcast
who is called who the fuck got
me to do this?

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You can go to

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Brought to us

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Parts.com and my

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German podcast is available at

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Dadypot.com. So have a listen
and keep up the good work

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I'm 21 years old

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Great air hope you win

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No, no no no no no no no no no
no no sorry and

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Bye bye. I got to listen that
Brad worse show

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That sounds pretty good

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You know with a new version 2.5
I'm really liking it because
when I go to my channels page

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I don't have to pop open a
mashboard

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It starts playing my channel
immediately so I've actually
rearranged the shows and my

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Top channel which is the one
that starts playing by default

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You can find that at
adam.podshow.com

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We're at them.btpodshow.com as
you wish and

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I put the New York Times

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Front page show in there

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So now when I hit it it just
like boom it goes

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It starts playing that one
immediately no secondary actions
to pull up the mashboard and
it's and everything's working
again

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It's like they blew out the
system like just

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You know it's stuck a big vacuum
cleaner and pod shows Volopi and
tubes

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I don't know why I said that

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Just made sure everything was
clean ready for the birth of V3

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I'm even getting the meet the
press show now which is I think
they delivered on quick time

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I love watching that

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Hey, so it turns out that
there's also a US version of of
this phonecaster thing check
this out for second

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Adam

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Dave here from Williamsport,
Pennsylvania

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You talked a little bit

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I believe on 732 and we go to
the phone casting

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In German you are set up a sound
casting in the states

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The number is I've one zero two
four eight zero three one four

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I've one zero two four eight
zero three

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One four we I check this out a
little while ago

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If I have unlimited calling on
myself home and if I'm caught
with my MP free player

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I can't go without my Charlie so
I'd dial it up

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See you later

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Have a good day. I have him
cool. Hold on second. Let me try
that right now

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Was it five one zero two four
eight zero three one four

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Let's see what

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By

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role

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Hello

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Yeah, that's the that's the
Friday food bar show

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cool

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I mean it's I guess it's okay
for them to plug their service

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But even that's kind of
borderline without asking me

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So if you actually listen to the
show that way if you're
interested to listen to the show
that way

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Let me know that's yeah, that's
kind of cool

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Of course the UK phone line is
also not been still man. I got
so many different voice males to
go through here check this one
out

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Hey Adam it's Kevin from
sweatshirt North Carolina

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It's not really from from the UK
now is he okay North Carolina. I
don't know which episode

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Anyway, I'm doing the flash mob
thing over the UK

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Sounds like great idea, but it
always sounds like you want
everybody else to do it

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I want to know are you gonna
actually go out there and do it
too?

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Well, let us know

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Take part just hold strings

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All right, well of course I was
intending on only pulling the
strings

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But you know when I'm waiting
for is someone to take the
initiative

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You know you work for us dot uh
was it dot peanut butter dot com
now you work for us dot

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Man, I can't remember what the
hell of the name that we I did a
thug a week and a half ago

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But I'm waiting for the for the
bridge to stand up, you know

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I'll be like the silly American
fool running around

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I'll do anything you need me to
do but someone's got to start
this and that's where I'm
pulling the strings absolutely

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I'm just amazed I'm amazed that
that no one is as outrages as I
am and by the way

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There's a lot of crap going on
in the US as well. It's just I
happened to live here a
momentarily

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Hi Adam this is Justin I heard
James Friday saying that we need
not worry about all the video
cameras in the nanny state

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As long as I obey conform and
report I have nothing to worry
about right yeah, I'll that's
what TV tells me

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But then through the power of
stumble upon what a great tool

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I find our friends over at DARPA
have a new project called
vulture

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A plane that stays up for five
years at 16 and 90 thousand feet

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That's what I call a constant
surveillance

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I sometimes feel like I'm living
in the poem first they came

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All right, man peace. Okay. I
got to look that poem up now

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Yeah

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Boy can you imagine that a plane
that can stay in the air for
five years

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What kind of bathroom facility
do you need for one of them
puppies, huh?

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Oh

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Hi Adam it's Matt from games.
We's the longest week show we
hang out with the survivors of
oceanic flight

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18 in the last the video game we
go to war again with frontlines
fuel of war and you can win one
of five copies of

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Saker superstars tennis for the
360 that's all a games result
calm

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Oh

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Only as good as efficient

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Oh

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You

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You

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[ Music ]

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You

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You

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Kind of like an opera ski bang
your head against the wall.
Let's get drunk through our
panic party panics on the stage
kind of thing

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If you don't what I mean

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If following up on some news
that we had a couple weeks ago
that the government suggested
that

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Internet service providers

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Probably would have to start
helping out

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Primarily the entertainment
industry and software industries
tracking down people downloading
illegal stuff

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And they in fact even when
further than that and spoke
about a three strikes your out
rule

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Were the first time you'd get a
warning note second time they
would

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Disconnect your service in the
third time terminate forever and
go to jail and cut your balls
off

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Well turns out this is a
practice not just reserve for
the eye out of the United
Kingdom my friends. Oh no

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I did call about absolutely
about a topic about 10 episodes
bill. You were talking about

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A three strikes your rule out
for downloading illegal material
in the UK

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Well my friend I have to let you
know that's actually alive and
well here in the state

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Just to give you the short story
for me is a I have a video game
as a

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Four discs in it sick

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By the way a lot of you complain
about the the voice calls being
soft. I don't have this nothing
left to crank up

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I have everything wide open on
this one. It's allowed us that
can get it. I'm sorry and that
was installing my game

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I know so one of my guess was
damaged and didn't want to work

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Well I'd be email the company
that made the game as if I could
get a replacement disk and they
told me no

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That's about a new set. You know
that that pisses me off right
there. I mean that just that's
like an apple iTunes kind of
deal

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You know you bought it. It's
yours, right? It's just the you
know the

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disks do get corrupt believe it
or not it happens after a couple
of years

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I think they should have
replaced it free if not you know
for the

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For the cost of shipping and
handling tell me about that game
company right off the bat first,
you know

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It's not like you know you're
buying a whole new set. You just
want one of the one of the disks

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You know, I think you have a
case right there forget about
what it's about to say. Well I
didn't like that idea

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In order for me to buy a whole
new set for a game that I
already owned

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So I went to one of the torn
sites

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Found

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The torn download it's just the
one disk that I made it with
that be just four

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And I went to sleep while
downloading the morning when I
woke up

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On that that my internet
connection had been suspended
with a note saying for my
internet provider

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That I had been reported by a
third party source

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me downloading vitally go
material

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That my account isn't suspended
until I delete set item and

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Contact my internet company

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Now hold on a second

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If you wake up in the morning
and by the way you didn't tell
us if the torn completed
successfully or not

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How did you get your email if
they if they turned off your
your account?

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How did you get the the notice
curious about that?

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But you still get to their site
or still get your email from
their servers

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But you couldn't go outside the
network. I'd love to know

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I contacted them and they told
me that

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There's a company called

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yesterday which is the

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entertainment software

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Association. Oh, yeah

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The ESA sounds a lot like the
BSA which is the business
software alliance I believe

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If you call their main number
they'll pick up and they'll say
Microsoft could afternoon not
kidding

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You can try it. So I wonder if
the ESA has anything to do with
that with Microsoft as well was
there an

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Xbox that you were running?

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Which apparently monitors these
illegal downloads of games and
excretion torn sites and that
when they connect to you

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And you seem to be uploading
part of that game or if he's a
software music video or whatever

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They report you to your ISP
trying to get your

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Private information that way
I'll probably do a bring up on
charges or some sort

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But the ISP they're only
required to do one of two things

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Either one they can give over
your personal information

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Which in my ISP provider did not
or they can suspend your service
until you deleted the item and

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You notify them now the ISP did
tell me that you actually have
two shots if you've been
reported twice

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On your third time your service
will be terminated without the
ability to open up a new account

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So in most areas that's three
strikes in your house. Yeah, if
you only have one ISP

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Fortunately, I have two I
haven't until he terminates

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So just want to let you know
about that go check them up. See
you just look home on the
weather ESA

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That's much information then

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But that's it

25:48.320 --> 25:50.320
Thank you very much. Yeah, I
mean it

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Wow, that's outrageous

25:53.600 --> 25:59.680
That's absolutely outrageous. So
there's an organization out
there who is connecting to
torrent uploaders

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and

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Sloo thing around getting IP
addresses tracking them down
getting the

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ever basically reporting you
threatening the ISP

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Wow

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That's pretty outrageous

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Man, oh man

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So it's gonna be I guess I still
have the ongoing argument with a
lady Patricia about the cameras

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I keep telling her it's no good

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Um, also I got a nice email from
Libby Libby who is working here
in the UK and is a consultant
and I think she writes reports
about

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Alcohol abuse in the United
Kingdom particularly amongst the

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The younger demographic oops
yeah

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Sorry about that and

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After it come on the show she
didn't reply in time for today's
recording

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But you know, it's it's all
that's all the stuff that's
bugging me. It's all coming to a
head

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We're talking about everything
and meanwhile you guys want
something completely different
from me

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I don't this is

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Flotskig in Oxford in the United
Kingdom and just wondering

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What are we gonna get in the
Samsung tool?

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Mm-hmm, something else on the
pages and

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I think it was for me best
efforts

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So yeah, I don't know the one

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Oh, thank you. That's reverse of
you. Oh, oh

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Yeah, you're absolutely right. I
got to do another sound seeing
tour. You know what I'll do

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Next time. Oh, you know what if
if if I decide to do that game
show pilot

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I'll do a sound seeing tour
something there something fun

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Yeah, I'm out of ideas really
and

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Yeah, yeah, I've done just about
everything I wanted to do

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Give me some thoughts give me
some ideas. Where would you like
me to do a sound seeing tour be
happy to do it?

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It's it's actually a lot easier
than doing a regular show

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It's just you get backed up on
voice males and stuff like that
and other other

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other pieces of the world to
save

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For instance, northern rock now
I bring this up because of
course that's the

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The huge mortgage lender and and
retail bank and the United
Kingdom that got bailed out by
the government

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To the two to one hundred
billion dollars with a B

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And of course the same thing and
just happened in the States

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Bear Stearns you probably heard
about it and it's funny because
I know a lot of people of Bear
Stearns

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a lot of them from

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Solomon Smith Barney

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Who worked with us when

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Ron Bloom and I had our public
company think new ideas they
went to Bear Stearns

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I think they were acquired by
Bear Stearns and now Bear
Stearns looks to be purchased by
JP Morgan

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It's like their stock dropped
90% almost down to a couple
bucks

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And their bankrupt essentially

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Bankrupt there you go

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What is the entomology of
bankruptcy?

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Hmm

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The word bank is certainly in
there

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So lots of people talking about
that coming up again in the
voice male comments

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Hey good morning Adam is just
seeing me answer

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Did you see I was listening to
the news this morning and heard
that

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Bear Stearns got bailed out blew
up and um

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And I just heard a quick story
about it

29:15.360 --> 29:19.600
So I don't think I really know
the whole whole story but I
can't couldn't help but

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Think and draw a connection to
your your northern rock

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Story about how that needs to be
bailed out because apparently
Bear Stearns was bailed out

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And with some taxpayer guarantee
if not assistance I'm not sure
how that works

29:34.960 --> 29:39.520
So I'd be interested in getting
educated and seeing if there
aren't back parallels and why

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Still a handle the same and or
differently and north and north
and rock was given the

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The issues you had with that
situation

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How catch up eventually and
still

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And not listening to the day of
day because my laptop got stolen
and hasn't

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Still deck around with the KSA
on that and kind of pick it up,
but I'll catch up. Thanks, man

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I'm at just call

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5102480314 get your fix on the
phone no problem

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Yes, or essentially this bail
out

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Is it is kind of the same thing
but then it isn't exactly the
same thing and let me see if I
can explain it to you

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The Bank of England is
controlled by the government

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The federal reserve is about as
governmental as federal express

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It's a private organization
commercial organization who as
the only organization have the
right to print money

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That's right go look it up when
they were established in when
I'm going to say 19 was at 1912

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I'm gonna say

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May was 1931 actually

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Yeah, it's a bunch of banks

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Go look at the federal reserve
go go see what they do they get
to print the money

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With almost no checks and
balances, so when they created
this fund and jumped of the seat
of war

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I can I talked about it over the
weekend on no agenda number 21

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Which you can find at curry.com
or no agenda dot pot show dot
com

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You know we came to the same
conclusion that essentially it's
a tax

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You know, it's a tax on the

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American citizen or anyone who
uses dollars really, but really
on the American people because
they just printed up 200 billion
dollars

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You know, there's no gold or
anything to back that out. They
just made some more papers

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So of course that devalues our
money with that was reflected in
the recent lowest

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dollar versus euro price ever

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And

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So whoa

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Damn so in that regards it is it
is indeed a

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You know similar to the northern
rock bail out except northern
rock

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Came directly from the
government and they failed

31:50.000 --> 31:52.880
They failed to sell it so they
had to nationalize it

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Which I would say probably means
we can kiss most of that money
goodbye for a long long time now
I could sit here

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For another hour and talk about
this

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But since we have an experts
advanced standing by shall we
just bring him in

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He's back to talk about northern
rock bear turns and more it is
the New Yorker in London

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The next 35,000 so that was the
oh

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No, no, no, no, I can't talk to
you right now. I'm doing my
show. Well, what kind of put
this cell phone so I want to do
that

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rap

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This is about the bank
guarantees about

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25 billion of

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The money going to northern rock
to basically protect money
that's in the accounts

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But they're going above and
beyond they're going way beyond
the the first 2000 or you're the
first

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What is it

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50,000 no a 35,000 I guess in
total 90% whatever

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They go away further than that

33:29.280 --> 33:34.080
So that you know whatever they
say whatever the law states
doesn't matter because they did
more than that

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Still wasn't fully covered and
still doesn't compare to the US
so yes right now it's the 435

33:40.080 --> 33:45.200
As in northern rock say it was
only 2000 and the 90% the next
35,000

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Next thing to just put into this
navigation issue. There's two
things you need to go look at

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And then come back to us one is
continental insurance bank

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1984 and the US the US

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Nationalized eight bank yes the
US

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Nationalized continental
insurance and 1984 and held
about

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70 to 80% of the stock until 94
and so bank of America

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To go over it so go back in
history

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1984 continental insurance
northern rock is nothing new the
US has nationalized the bank

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Finally the savings alone twice
is of the 80 the US pumped in
who knows

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under 50, 160, 170 billion
dollars

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To bail out and support the
failed saving the loans crisis
so

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Northern rock is small peanuts
given

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Constantly insurance and the
savings alone again two
countries separated by a common
language

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We don't call it maximization

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US calls it bail out and

34:47.520 --> 34:51.840
Pumping up and pumping up and
all those other things all right
hold on a second let me just say
some about that

34:53.040 --> 34:58.560
I'm not saying that the UK is
better or worse than the states.
I'm just saying okay

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You know there was no bail out
when northern rock happened

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So I'm just saying you know and
people should know of course the
savings in a loan

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What a scandal that was I didn't
know about the spank you
mentioned continental bank
whatever

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I didn't know about that and yes
of course the regulatory

35:15.600 --> 35:18.640
bodies are put in place to make
sure that trade continues and

35:20.080 --> 35:23.920
You know that that banks
continue to to do business with
each other because that of
course

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It was really happening here.
It's way way beyond the so
called subprime mortgage crisis

35:30.160 --> 35:35.600
Now no one trusts anyone's
fucking deals that's what's
going on the banks don't trust
each other

35:36.320 --> 35:41.520
Right now I think it's the last
time I look bare-sterns had a
four dollar stock price JP
Morgan's offering two bucks

35:41.600 --> 35:46.960
That's less than what the
building is worth and that
they're in over there on that
was it's six avenue I guess

35:47.680 --> 35:53.520
So they just don't trust each
other anymore. That's what's
happening here and I'm not
saying that you know the US is

35:54.160 --> 35:56.160
Better or worse than the UK

35:56.160 --> 35:58.160
I'm just saying

35:58.160 --> 36:00.160
Finally on the snooping

36:00.160 --> 36:03.760
I'm a little concerned and
bothered by your perception of
snooping

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Stop and search if you're a
Muslim or

36:08.160 --> 36:11.280
Ethnic minority use in the UK
since 2000

36:12.240 --> 36:17.600
The terrorism act of 2000 has
allowed the UK police to stop
and search you for no

36:18.080 --> 36:23.200
Reasonable cause. Oh, I hate it.
Absolutely. The same is
happening in Amsterdam by the
way

36:24.080 --> 36:29.040
No probable cause no reasonable
cause just stop and search. Oh,
yeah, and they profile

36:29.120 --> 36:36.560
Oh, man, do they even customs?
I've not I've in all the times
I've come into Heathrow not once
have I been asked to stop

36:37.120 --> 36:43.200
At customs and the only people
the only people I ever see and I
come through Heathrow a lot

36:43.840 --> 36:45.840
our Asian

36:45.840 --> 36:48.480
You know I'm saying so yeah. Oh,
please

36:49.280 --> 36:52.480
massive massive profiling going
on here and

36:53.280 --> 36:58.160
I totally agree stop and search
no right to protest three
strikes you're out

37:00.000 --> 37:06.960
So I don't care about these
cameras following you and and
you're the guys with suitcases
and ties or jackets on

37:08.000 --> 37:11.200
You know if you're a minority
you can sit in the UK or

37:11.200 --> 37:16.720
Necessity the cops and stop and
search you. That's more
insidious than any use dropping

37:17.200 --> 37:20.080
Finally e-spotting grid is
telecom your blood partner

37:20.640 --> 37:24.800
What do you think supports the
GC HQ which is a snooper in the
UK

37:25.280 --> 37:26.960
CT in Cheltenham

37:26.960 --> 37:29.440
They supply the cabling they
supply the infrastructure

37:29.840 --> 37:31.840
You embed with the snoopers

37:31.840 --> 37:33.840
So think about that a little bit

37:33.840 --> 37:35.840
I won flying

37:35.840 --> 37:38.960
Yeah, oh, nylon. What are you
doing to me now, man?

37:39.680 --> 37:41.680
Get me in trouble with my
partner

37:42.720 --> 37:45.600
Yeah, well listen first of all
British telecom of course

37:45.600 --> 37:48.800
You know they had they for years
they had the monopoly on the
wire

37:48.800 --> 37:52.320
I think they still have the
monopoly on the wires in the
ground so that's just the fact

37:52.880 --> 37:57.360
You know and it was it used to
be a part of the government it
got nationalized

37:58.480 --> 38:00.480
Right and

38:00.480 --> 38:02.480
In fact, I think that

38:03.520 --> 38:11.840
It's probably more on paper than
anything. I was talking to Ben
for Ryan. He's the CEO and this
is before the the new chairman
came in

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And I was talking to him. I said
you know

38:14.800 --> 38:21.360
Would you be interested in the
chairman job you already want to
be CEO when you want to go on to
another gig and I and you know
of course the rumor now is that
he is looking for

38:22.640 --> 38:29.120
Or usually what happens when a
new chairman comes in he brings
in a new CEO so that's kind of
like the other shoe ready to
drop

38:29.600 --> 38:33.600
But I asked him about it and he
said you know, I'm not allowed
to become a chairman

38:33.600 --> 38:37.680
I said when he's talking about
said now you can only be a
British national

38:39.040 --> 38:42.720
British origin born and raised
because there's all these
secrets

38:43.920 --> 38:49.360
The one you mentioned I'm sure
as a part of it that that no one
else but a a

38:49.840 --> 38:51.120
A Brit

38:51.120 --> 38:54.000
According to whatever law this
is adhering to

38:54.880 --> 38:57.200
It has to be a full-blown
Englishman

38:58.720 --> 38:59.920
So

38:59.920 --> 39:01.920
I don't feel

39:01.920 --> 39:03.920
I don't take offense to what you
said

39:03.920 --> 39:07.760
Put it that way someone's got a
man as the wires. I'm sure
they're doing something good

39:09.600 --> 39:13.200
All right well we're on that of
course the campaign now against
a terror

39:14.000 --> 39:17.840
Still rains in the UK radio
commercials outdoor spots

39:18.720 --> 39:24.720
Telling you three main things if
someone is it's taking too many
pictures of public buildings you
should report them

39:25.280 --> 39:30.720
If someone has too many cell
phones with them you should
report them that's a nice one or
if there's any

39:31.360 --> 39:36.640
suspicious activity around or
near a particular dwelling or
house you should report them

39:38.720 --> 39:40.720
At

39:40.720 --> 39:42.720
That doesn't sit so well with me

39:43.200 --> 39:48.560
Because of course I'm doing all
kinds of suspicious shit with
cell phones and taking pictures
and with with my home

39:49.600 --> 39:55.360
But there is a difference
apparently between this campaign
against terror and the one of
the 80s when the IRA were
bombing

40:14.160 --> 40:20.880
Looking to Neil's comments and
and also thinking back on what
James was saying also a brick
and

40:22.240 --> 40:25.120
You know what you don't want
about please stay to make it
talk about

40:25.840 --> 40:30.240
The way the climate has changed
and so on but the real point I
want to make is about the 80s

40:30.640 --> 40:32.640
About the bombings that happened
in the 80s

40:32.640 --> 40:36.080
The major differences that we
were given a warning

40:36.640 --> 40:42.320
Usually about five minutes this
memory serves. I would round
about this scene. I think now
that's interesting

40:42.320 --> 40:45.360
I do kind of recall that I was
pretty young myself

40:45.360 --> 40:48.000
But I do recall that the IRA
bombers would typically

40:48.880 --> 40:52.880
Call in a bomb threat that say a
bomb is about to go off and the
fucker actually would explode

40:52.880 --> 40:54.880
But it was usually five to ten
minutes after that

40:54.880 --> 40:57.520
I remember that thanks for
bringing that out when it all
starts it's anything

40:58.640 --> 41:00.000
Amazing

41:00.000 --> 41:06.000
But the point is the IRA
actually had something to lose
and that was that there was so
close to it

41:06.080 --> 41:09.040
They were looking for territory.
I mean that we're looking for
independence

41:09.840 --> 41:11.840
I believe

41:12.960 --> 41:18.080
So they they actually had
something to lose or if he's
like they don't have anything to
gain at all

41:18.560 --> 41:21.760
The terrorism that's happening
now is the terrorism of the
mines

41:22.160 --> 41:25.440
There isn't in fact anything for
them to win a global with it

41:25.440 --> 41:28.800
The end of the day people don't
just flip flop all faith and
they certainly don't fit

41:29.520 --> 41:31.520
Faith and territory

41:31.520 --> 41:33.520
By blowing them up

41:34.320 --> 41:39.600
So you know it's a completely
inanimate it's not it's a I
think it's a I think it's a the
actual

41:40.000 --> 41:43.280
What they goals are with a move
point it's territory safe

41:43.920 --> 41:45.520
I believe I mean

41:45.520 --> 41:47.520
Pulling out of

41:48.080 --> 41:49.280
But you know

41:49.280 --> 41:52.000
With the whole body it's because
we want that anyway so

41:52.400 --> 41:56.720
It's not as if they should be
for me anyway you know what I'm
bloody round on you

41:56.720 --> 41:57.920
I'm

41:57.920 --> 41:59.920
You know

42:00.880 --> 42:04.240
Yeah, I've overstayed you
welcome Charles the drunkard
London everybody

42:04.960 --> 42:06.960
Yeah Charles I disagree with you

42:07.520 --> 42:12.000
You know, so what we're talking
about here is prevention of
so-and-blowing something up

42:12.000 --> 42:14.560
But it's not really the root
cause it's kind of like the
drinking

42:15.040 --> 42:20.400
You know you don't in my mind
you don't fix a teenage drinking
by raising the price

42:21.520 --> 42:26.960
You know that that's ridiculous
why are they drinking what is
the root cause of the problem?

42:27.440 --> 42:32.800
And I think there's a lot to be
discussed over there which I
think a lot of it has to do with
pure boredom probably

42:34.560 --> 42:36.560
And lack of heroes and people to
look up to

42:37.440 --> 42:45.200
When it comes to the terrace why
why do they want not because
they don't have anything to live
for

42:46.160 --> 42:50.640
Or something has happened that
has made their lives so horrible
that they don't have anything to
live for

42:50.640 --> 42:53.200
Let's just go back for second. I
do not believe

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That there are people who for
religious convictions have just
decided they have to come and
kill us

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I just can't buy that and I
don't also don't believe it's
true. I think that's

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That's something has been
created by

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government media people who
shape opinions

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But that it's you know, it's I
don't think that that's the way
really what's going on here

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There's a lot of pissed off
people pissed off primarily the
United States and the more I
look at the military

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Industrial complex the more I
start to understand it

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You've been raping countries.
What's the book?

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Confessions of an economic
hitman you must read this book
listen to it on audible.com

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Well, you can get it off iTunes.
I think that comes from audible
as well. It's where I bought it
really easy you can buy it right
now

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Listen to that book

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Listen to what the United States
has been doing for the better
part of 60 years

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What's the other one legacy of
ashes read about the CIA

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I think we've been pissing
people off

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So maybe if we stop pissing
people off we won't have to be
racially profiling people to
stop him from blowing shit up

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And they'll have no reason to
blow shit up

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All right, I want to don't want
to end on a downer note today.
Thanks Charles by the way for
calling in

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Charles a drunk a Londoner. I'd
like it when he's drunk better

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Don't I am the root of all evil.
I am the root of your drinking.
There you go

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Because he just funny of that
way

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I love it when I get calls like
this one our buddy from Germany
who I believe is from the
Netherlands has

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Made a career change and he
seems to be very happy about it
sales guy you've come on buddy

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It changed keep in me slave

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To my employer man

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I let my girl and job, you know
your podcast really made me
think

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About you know my life what am I
doing is it's really where I
want to take my life

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I want to make the most out of
it

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I made a list for myself

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Companies that I would like to
work for

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I applied I got in I quit my
normal job. I'm moving into a
new job for June 1st

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Absolutely happy about it
working on my blog right now

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Even though I'm gonna make the
last money, you know, it's not
such a high position as I had
before

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It's all fine. I feel free. I'm
enjoying life and enjoying my
family and enjoying my kids

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Starting my own blog

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This summer shining again

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Thanks man. You definitely
definitely been a motivation for
me and

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Yeah, you changed my view. I'm a
lot of things

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Thank you keep up the good work

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No home. I love you all the time

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Take care when

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Doesn't

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No, it does

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You've congratulations, dude.
There's nothing more powerful
than quitting a job. Don't you
love that feeling?

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I'd for St. Patty's Day. I
didn't forget the I greatly
assassination

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When I reshized a burning on
your daily source

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I

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titanium

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Sounds as pumper

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Quite cast as jumping

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Yes, belongs to the stag alone

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Mement, belongs

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Coop for making you stay

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Incredible

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We're a real

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You're the only one to swell
three nights.

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Yo, the iGrily assassination
with Irish eyes are burning.

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You'll also find another
positive music network.

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Thank you to Sir Jersey Todd
with a name like that.

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Of course, he could be the
chairman of British telecom.

49:53.420 --> 49:56.420
Jersey Todd passed that on to
me, especially for St. Patty's
day.

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All right, everybody.

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The week is kind of weird, but I
am planning on doing as many
shows as possible.

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I'd love to do five.

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Wouldn't that be amazing to have
a full week of the Charlie's?

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Although I did get a lot of
email from people saying,

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Thanks, man, finally I could
catch up.

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All right.

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Hey, whatever you do today,
specifically,

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as you walk through the normal
habits of what you do every
single day,

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pay attention to stuff, pay
attention to people.

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Talk to someone you haven't
talked to, live your life with
passion

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and enjoy your freedom while it
lasts.

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Another pod show podcast.

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Stick it in your ear.

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Thank you.
