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That of course was a wikacity
with never going to give you a
chance to get so long

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has been running through my head
for quite a few days now.

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Well it's about time for me to
get out of here and clear the
booth for Adam Curry here

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on the WDSC, he's got a mix of
the soundtrack of our lives, the
indie music from the

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PodSafe music network, political
commentary, of course you
recalls your emails and your

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tweets.

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All in his Delta Sierra Charlie
741.

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That's here on WDSC.

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

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[ Music ]

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That of course was a wikacity
with never going to give you a
chance to get so long

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has been running through my head
for quite a few days now.

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[ Music ]

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That of course was a wikacity
with never going to give you a
chance to get so long

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has been running through my head
for quite a few days now.

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That of course was a wikacity
with never going to give you a
chance to get so long

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has been running through my head
for quite a few days now.

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That of course was a wikacity
with never going to give you a
chance to get so long

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has been running through my head
for quite a few days now.

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That of course was a wikacity
with never going to give you a
chance to get so long

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has been running through my head
for quite a few days now.

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In the 70s there's only been a
handful of fatalities and I'm
sure most of them were

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due to pilot error.

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Very interested of course to see
what happened but it was quite
tragic the way this went down

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in the crash into a couple of
houses.

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This made the news in the United
States the fact that the French
president was over here

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not much but the fact that a jet
went down big deal.

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But it is of course always
tragic a bad day, bad day for
aviation.

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It was really sweet everyone was
like checking and saying hey man
is that you I was getting

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Skype messages, I am and tweets
and all kinds of really
concerned people and that was of
course

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appreciated but I'm okay.

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Had it been a little bit
different I had the lady
Patricia not been in the
Netherlands.

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I would have had my ass out on
the west coast because on
Saturday it was a surprise
birthday party

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and I was really planning on
being there.

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I actually already pre-books but
I just had to stay here with the
house and the teenager

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you know dangerous combination.

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And of course I had known about
this for months and a lot of
people were new about it

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and I think we kept it from it.

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I don't think he had any idea
what was going to go down.

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I hope he had a really good time
and happy 40th birthday mark.

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Welcome to the club my friend.

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You are now just as screwed as
the rest of us.

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Kind of cool though I look like
everyone is figured out the live
365 live stream

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apparently in order to get it to
work you might have to refresh
the page a couple of times

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until it says that the station
is actually online but for the
past like hour and a half

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I've been just playing music in
a couple of jingles.

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Oh yeah it's filled up now.

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Now we got like 150 people
listening.

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That's good.

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Although it maxes out if you're
not registered or if you're not
a VIP member I'm sure that

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means you have to pay money
which kind of sucks.

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There's like a 60 person limit
but there's lots of VIP members
on so that's good.

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I'm paying 99 bucks a month for
this service and I'm not really
happy with it.

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I also don't really think those
limitations are great.

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However any music I play they do
pay royalties to the artist or
at least that's part of their

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pitch so that's why I chose to
go with live 365 we'll see what
happens.

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Lots of other ways to get a
clean high-deft stream out to
you guys but right now just

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have to leave it at this.

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It's about five minutes to five
and very busy here today.

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Lots of conference calls of
course we moved over to British
standard time I think.

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So we moved the clock ahead an
hour now we're back in tune with
the United States with an
eight-hour

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difference between London and
San Francisco and five hours
between London and New York.

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And still one hour I guess one
hour difference with the rest of
Europe.

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Yeah all of Europe changed.

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Interesting.

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We're all on track.

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I got some cool for you.

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So what I wanted to say is the
lady Patricia probably should be
home in about an hour so she

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may come home just at the tail
end of the show.

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I'm looking forward to seeing
her she's been away for an
entire week so.

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And I've been playing Mr. Mom.

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It's been challenging to say the
least.

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You hear the damn dog.

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Whenever I'm up here it's been
this way all week long.

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The dog just keeps barking.

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I bring him up here and then he
wants to go downstairs.

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It's like 15 years old and he's
a Yorkie and it's not very
mobile and it sucks.

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Just looking at the Twitter
messages coming in from that
hour and a half of music I was
playing.

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Kieran Johnson said now it's
exciting kind of like a concert
waiting for a gig to start.

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And we've got to truck our loo
listening in from Grand Rapids.

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Michigan through a sprint
broadband internet in his
tractor trailer,

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waiting to unload some chocolate
chips.

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And everyone else seems to be
good to go.

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I got a premiere of sorts for
you today.

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Let me just see if I can find
the actually it's probably fine
that email.

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A couple of weeks ago, let me
see.

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Hold on.

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Sorry not incredibly prepared
for this one.

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A couple of weeks ago I received
when the when the credit crunch
crisis just started off.

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I received an email.

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And this of course is what I'm
looking for.

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Hold on.

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Wait.

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Where is it?

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Where is it?

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Where is it?

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Ah, here it is.

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No.

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Here we go.

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Got it.

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Okay, of course.

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I got it from Paul Parkinson.

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There you go.

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He sent me an email.

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So this is doing the rounds in
the dealing rooms and back
offices of the city of London
today,

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which now this is 11 days ago,
March 20th, when he sent me this
email.

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And essentially it's a, it's a,
it's a, a parody, parody lyrics.

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Written to the tune of Queens
Bohemian Rhapsody.

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And of course this is typically
now.

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This is what these traders,
they'll send all kinds of stuff
around.

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And it gets really, really
viral.

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And so I'm thinking to myself,
hey, this is interesting.

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So I forwarded it to Jeff Smith
and said,

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dude, might be a hoot to record.

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But took a couple days and Jeff
got back to me and said, oh,
man, I've been sick for the past
week.

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The voice has been shot.

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Just getting my pipes back.

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I think it's an interesting
idea.

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And I even said in the past
seven days, you know, I said,
hey, man,

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the crisis will last.

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Don't worry.

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It's not going to go away.

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And I knew that these lyrics are
really funny.

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If you're in the financial
business, so nylon, pay
attention.

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This is for you, my friend.

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But others of you may also
appreciate it.

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If not, if not for that, for the
fact that Jeff does this just an
amazing job on stuff.

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So here it is.

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It's the Bohemian financial
rhapsody Jeff Smith on the
Charlie.

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Is this the real price?

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Is this just fantasy?

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Financial landslide?

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We're escape from reality.

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Open your eyes.

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Just Smith with the Bohemian
Financial Wrap, you can find
Jeff at thejfsmith.com

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Jeff Spell, G-E-O-F-F,
thejfsmith.com, fantastic

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And I know the guys in the city
and Wall Street are going to
love this

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I have no idea how Jeff wants to
release it

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Obviously it's completely
covered under fair use because
it's a parody

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So hopefully this will make the
rounds

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I'll just link to his website in
the show notes at
dailysourceco.com

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So you can find either way to
download it or whatever Jeff
decides

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But awesome, awesome, awesome,
awesome, awesome, I love it

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That was so cool

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Let me see, speaking of the Fed,
I love that bit in the song

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I see a little silhouette on the
Fed, Barnaki, Barnaki

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Fantastic, a lot of people sent
me this link

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I think the New York Times had
the exclusive on this

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The Bush administration is now
suggesting that they give the
federal reserve power

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You gotta love this, to regulate
the financial sector

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As a part of a financial
regulation overhaul

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This, of course, is laughable

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A superagent key, I gotta talk
to him later

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It's laughable because the Fed
is, of course, responsible for
what has happened

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Not necessarily directly
responsible for the credit
crunch, but responsible for
everything else

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In the way they're dealing with
it already

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By basically printing money,
causing inflation

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And I hope you had a chance over
the weekend to look at that
documentary

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I told you about the money
masters

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Now, I also discussed it with
John C. Dvorak and asked him to
watch it over the weekend

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Because he wasn't familiar with
it, he hated it

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He thought it was full of lies,
the quotes were bullshit

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He even felt that had an
antisemitic twins to it

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Which I didn't pick up on

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And so while I think he's pretty
good with his research in his
history

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So a lot of the stuff that he's
talking about

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May, or that he says is BS, may
indeed be BS

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A lot of things, particularly
when the story picks up around
Andrew Jackson

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And you look at how the second
bank of America was put together

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And the concept of fractional,
or the fact fractional reserve
banking

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Or lending

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Once you understand those
concepts, which do kick in after
the first hour of this
documentary

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Well actually the beginning,
even if the quotes are on true,
the concept remains the same

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And that concept is that the
people who really control the
earth

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Who really control what your
rent is going to be, or what
your mortgage payment

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Or your car payment, or how much
money you'll have in your pocket
at the end of the month

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Is determined by the central
bank

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For the United States, the
Federal Reserve, which has
nothing to do with the
government

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It is not a governmental
organization, it is a commercial
bank

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Who have the exclusive right to
print dollars

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And lend those dollars to the
United States government

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Okay, that's how it works

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And those dollars that are lent
that are printed out of thin air

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And are lent to the US
government

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Are guaranteed against taxes

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So every single time you see the
Federal Reserve printed up some
money

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That's going to cost you one way
or the other

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Same, interestingly enough, goes
for the bank of England

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Which is also a very deceptive
name

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The bank of England is not
belong to the country, to the
government

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Or to the Queen

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Again, it is a commercial bank

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And they have the right to print
the money

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And lend the money to the
government

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So, as a part of this, and I can
tell you what's coming next

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Excuse me, I get all worked up,
but I just got a burp

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But I think about what's going
on, it makes me nauseous

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The next crunch you're going to
get is the credit card crunch

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You can be ready for it, take a
look at your statements at the
end of the month

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You're probably paying anywhere
between 20 and 25% interest

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And these guys can raise this
rate at any time

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They can change their terms of
services

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It's really, really a bad deal

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And you watch again to you,
that's the next thing everyone's
going to be focusing on

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I think we're talking about that

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And we're going to find out that
we are royally, royally screwed

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Gotta comment here, which was
actually intended for no agenda

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But I gotta tell you, we had
such a good show, we did it on
Saturday

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I wanted to play this for you
because I think this guy is
right

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In his analysis of why that show
was working, which is basically
just two old guys talking crap

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Oh James, second time around
it's Dan

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New Yorker and Fort Lauderdale

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And by the way, Dan, you got to
call into the Charlie Moroff

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And I love you, man

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New Yorker and Fort Lauderdale
was up Dan

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In 1990, I know you guys are
going to talk about the lady
detained by the TSA

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And for us to remove a nipple
rings

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Now, interestingly enough, we
don't talk about newsworthy
stuff like that

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Dan, in fact, we tried to stay
away from the stupid shit that
everyone

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I'm sure they talked about that
on Twitter

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Now, that's not what we talk
about

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But what I really wanted to say,
although John is amazing

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And he's wonderful person too

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He's different to listen to with
Adam is talking with him

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Adam is a catalyst in the whole
dynamic changes

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And everything and everyone both
you guys become better

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So, to listen to Adam and John
on Tificate

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And talk about the days of your
and whatever else

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That you guys want to comment on
is very interesting

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But it's different than
listening to the daily source
code

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Or text five

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Or even John's occasional clips
onto it

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No agenda is more dynamic

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Because the ingredients match
well together

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Something to do with that you
guys screw in your own juices

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And it's very savory

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Dan out

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No more hope you win, Bonnie

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Alright baby, thank you

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Don't tell me you were from
Brooklyn

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Because I got to feeling, you
know what I'm saying?

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Dan from former New Yorker

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Living in Fort Lauderdale

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In exile, I'm sure

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I agree with you

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I totally agree, I've been
analyzing this

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Actually, you know, and if you
listen to the daily source code

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Give that show a listen, will
you please?

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Will it kill you to listen to
it?

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A particular last one, which was
episode number 24

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By the way, if you think you're
hearing bells in the background

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It's not its birds birds because
the sun just broke through

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And they're waking up in their
saints

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Springtime, yes, we set our
clocks forward, we're ready

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Um, we really do a lot of work
on the show

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Without actually doing any work
on the show

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So while we don't do any
preparation

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Except maybe individual
preparation

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You know, it's like, oh, I'll
bring this go

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It's just like, I'm calling the
guy, right?

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And we've been doing this during
the week anyway

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And at one point, you know, I
just say, hey man

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We had these great conversations

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Maybe we should consider
recording him

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And just putting them out as a
show

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So, but we really think a lot
about the format of the show

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Which, of course, there is none,
but the timing of the show

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And actually we left you with a
cliffhanger on Friday show

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And we'll see how we handle that
next week

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But it says quite an interesting
experiment

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And I really, yeah, I really
enjoy doing that

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Emiel Calloff sends me a tweet
here on Twitter

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And he says, yeah, it's not
money backed with gold

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Yeah, so that of course is the
premise

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Is that the money the central
banks print

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Is secured against gold

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Well, that went away many, many
years ago, my friend

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It is

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Who's someone here saying the
Bank of England is wholly owned
by the state

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I don't think so

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Pretty sure that's not true

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I could be wrong, but I'm doing
a show

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And I'm pontificating, so I got
no time to check that out

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Graham Shaw

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Of course, I got a lot of
comments about Friday show

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As I discussed, Fittna

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The movie

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And I wanted to point out some
things that

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To me, we're pretty obvious, but
I don't think

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They're coming through just
looking at some random

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Postings around the net

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The main reason, first of all, I
wanted to discuss this

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And the issues that are plaguing
the Netherlands

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And in other countries as well
in the United Kingdom

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These issues are also starting
to bubble up

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Is because I don't hear people
talking about it

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You don't hear people speaking
their minds freely

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And saying what they, what they
really think

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Because they're afraid of being
labeled a racist

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Everything from a racist to a
nationalist to a Nazi

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And I think that the Daily
Source Coach

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To be a no PC zone, okay?

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No political correctness, no
condemnation

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All right, so if someone has an
issue and they have a problem

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Like in the Netherlands, I think
this was the point of this movie

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It was not meant to shock

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I think it was meant to show the
disfads satisfaction

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With the incumbent indigenous
peoples of the Netherlands

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About what's happened to their
country

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It was more a strong message to
the government

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Of course, if completely
responded inappropriately

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And I can't imagine they're
actually missing the point

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But it seems like they are

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You know, they're defending this

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Is saying, you know, week, we
condemn this hate of Islam

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And I don't think the movie was
about that

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I think the movie was about
saying hey, look, here's what's
happening

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In our country

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And I did that with a number of
newspaper articles

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And as a large majority of
people

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Maybe it's not a majority

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I think that needs to be found
out as well

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But I believe it's a majority, a
silent majority

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Who are really worried about
their own culture

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In this non-immigration country

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Please remember, the Netherlands
is a little bit different

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Than most European countries

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Because of its size and
population density

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I believe it is the second most
densely populated country

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On earth after Japan

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Maybe after China

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But it's in the top five, I'm
quite sure

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It's a little pimple of a
country

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And there's 16 million people
living there

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Most of this country is
underwater

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It wasn't even above ground
until the 50s and 60s

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And that's where people are
living now

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Literally they reclaimed land

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And built on a huge cities

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Literally in the poles

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And the culture has changed
dramatically

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Not just with becoming a member
of the European Union

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Giving up their sovereign funds
as the gilder

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And moving to the euro

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But also just in general the way
politics have worked

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And the concept of integrating a
multicultural society

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I just don't think people are
ready for it

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But now everyone's worried

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And I see this happening
everywhere

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Things that people say in
private

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Amongst a couple of people or
maybe a group

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Well, well, well vetted out to
make sure you don't piss off
anyone

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Who's in the group

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It's very different from the
political correctness that
people are

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That's coming out of people's
mouths

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In public

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Certainly in mainstream media

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So if this media that we're
doing is worth anything

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If it's worth any shit at all

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It's got to be that we can have
a conversation

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Without people going off the
handle and yelling about racism

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And not seeism and
anti-anythingism

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Okay, so we're going to keep
this a politically correct free
zone

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Because it's really important

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We can just talk amongst each
ourselves

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And not immediately get a label
slapped on

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Okay, because that is just not
productive

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And as long as people are just
talking

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I think it's a relatively safe

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Oh, James, second time around

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It's Dan

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Oh, sorry, wrong one I meant
this one

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Hello, Adam Curry in the Charlie

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Billion here from the mildly
affluent suburb of Irving Texas

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Known as law coiners

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I had started to leave you a
message earlier at him

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But got cut off, my basic point
is

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And I'd love to have you bring
this up on the Charlie and on no
agenda

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It's just seeming like more and
more people in the US

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And I'm not sure how this is
working out in Europe now

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Just absolutely cannot, cannot
factor, cannot mitigate, cannot
determine

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Risk in their lives

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And you know, the heightened
sense of terror that we have

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is part of the problem

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But it's also, you know, with
people's ability to eat

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Appropriately to exercise

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Just it seems like every single
thing we do in our lives

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We're just not factoring the
balance

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Correctly anymore

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And we're unbelievably
frightened by something

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You know the airport security

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Or dying in a plane crash

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And yet at the same time, you
know

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Everybody gets on a major
highway every day

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Even though traffic fatalities
are

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One of the top killers

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And it's just one of those
things

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It's got me sociologically

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Interspot is there a phenomena
there

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Has that changed in 50 years

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Maybe it's all the same

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Anyways, I'd love you know homo

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Great hair, hope you win

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And let's keep talking man

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It's good stuff

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It keeps the dialogue open

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We've got a lot of everybody
know that

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The world's got to change one
day to time

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Thank you

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Absolutely, thank you

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I'm just trying to expose
everyone to as many things as
possible that I find interesting

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At least you look, I'm not
forcing you to listen to this
show

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So that's exactly the point

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I guarantee you in today's
newspapers

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You'll read about a business yet

32:43.000 --> 32:45.000
Where two people died tragic

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Particularly because they were
well known, famous people

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But you did not know unless
you're listening to this show

32:51.000 --> 32:53.000
About the French president

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Calling for a strong new
brotherhood between France

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And the United Kingdom

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Which can affect millions of
people

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And talking about forces in war
areas

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I mean it's a lot going on, you
know

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So yeah, it's the same thing

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It's all the part of the same
thing

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Like I'm really afraid to fly it

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Yeah, I'll drive on the highway
and nothing's wrong

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It's like my daughter, it's like
it is teenage or attitude

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She doesn't like flying with it

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Not particularly if she can
avoid it

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She's like flying it all, she's
afraid

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Understandably so she's grown up
with all kinds of disaster
movies

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And all kinds of great coverage
of crashes and air disasters

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This is a show in every single
night here

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Which is called air crash
investigation

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You can always can't avoid it
when you're flipping through the
channels

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Yet she can't wait to jump in
her car and drive around

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The A3

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Where the average speed is 70
miles an hour, 60 miles an hour

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You know, and I think I know
better

33:51.000 --> 33:55.000
By the way, for people who say
that the Bank of England is
state owned

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That's the history

33:57.000 --> 33:59.000
The federal reserve was also

33:59.000 --> 34:03.000
Initially funded 20% of it was
funded by the United States
government

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Of course the other 80% was put
in by commercial banks

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But the way they did that is
this fractional lending

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So by law a bank can lend out 10
times more

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Then it actually has

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Got it

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So they got the 20% from the
government

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And then lent that out 10 times
over to other banks

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Who then turned around and put
that right back in

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And said, here's our
contribution

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It's a great scam

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It makes me want to get into
banking, I'm telling

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Let's see some more comments
over

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I think fit in other movie and
stuff that people were looking
at over the weekend

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Hi Adam, this is Justin

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Two things maybe to watch this
week

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And the first one I think was
money masters or something like
that

34:57.000 --> 34:59.000
I think I saw a movie similar to
that

34:59.000 --> 35:01.000
Basically what I talked about
was

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Money or a rather sea out
currency equal debt

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After seeing that movie I
thought

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I need to go by gold because if
I'm not wrong

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Isn't gold inflation proof?

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Well that's a well inflation
proof

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It depends on how you define
inflation

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But gold is of course very
valuable right now

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A thousand dollars more over a
thousand dollars of Troy ounce

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And this always happens when
there is

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And there are fluctuations

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Or inflation in the market

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Or risk of inflation people run
to gold because

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Fuck everyone else does

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I don't know

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I'm not the hell

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Where's the nylon when you need
him

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I wonder if the nylon still has
a job actually

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And is that why we all need to
buy gold

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Is so that we can be free from

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Inflation

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And then the other movie you
told us to go watch

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Was over on a live leak

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I think

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I don't know how to pronounce
this

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Feet no

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Feet no

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Feet no?

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Feet no?

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So I went over to live leak

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And I said oh we had to take the
movie down because we were going
to

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Frate we were going to get

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Kill death threats

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Whatever

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So I went over to a good friends
at Pirate Bay

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I entered it

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And I found it so I'm
downloading it now

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And hopefully I can watch it
here in a couple minutes

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Alright peace

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Alright man

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Very curious to see what you
think of both of those

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Yeah I saw they removed it from
live like

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Because they were getting
threats

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Yeah whatever

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It's all just a conversation

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First of all we can't be afraid

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To just talk people

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We should be able to speak our
minds

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Amongst ourselves

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The freedom of speech is not
number one

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Everything forgets this
political correctness

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You just can't be afraid to
offend people

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So again here on the daily
source code

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You can't offend anyone

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Okay it's a politically correct
free zone

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No one should feel offended

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It's just words we're just
talking

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Just trying to figure stuff out

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It's look I'm old

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I'm going to be 44 in September

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Now I got nothing left to prove

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I trying to make this world a
little better place

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Trying to understand it

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So I can pass some of that on to
the next generation

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Who I have to admit

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Even though my daughter is
creative

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And brilliant and smart and
beautiful

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These kids

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They had nothing looking forward
to nothing

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Not that there's nothing to look
forward to

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They got nothing that they're
looking forward to

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There's just some care

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They just are

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This is not good

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Yeah we need to inspire them

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We need to

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We need to lead by example

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Adam Jason from San Diego

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I just

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I'm calling as your bunch

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So not drunk

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But San Diego

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Okay

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You know I love people who call
up drunk

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Because they always tell the
truth

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I understand why initially

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You played that

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The video about multiculturalism

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And Islam

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Not being welcomed in

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That's areas

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Or the Netherlands

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Yeah so

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Let me just state some other
thing

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It's not about Islam

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It's about immigration

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You know what you could call

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If in fact I believe the most
Dutch people

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If they're speaking openly and
freely

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They'll talk specifically about
Moroccans

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They feel that Moroccans are
troublemakers

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Not all Moroccans are muslims

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And I think this

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I think someone else is
promoting the anti-Muslim agenda

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I don't think that is
necessarily the people

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They just see Moroccans

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And look

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Of course it's not all Moroccans
either

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But they are guests in the
country

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In fact the Netherlands used to
call immigrants guest workers

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I don't know if that's still is
used anywhere

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And I think that they might have
had some similar problems

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In the past maybe with the
English

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When they came in lots of
English word guest workers

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And they would beat everyone up
and get drunk

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And mess up the bars

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Yeah, so this is not new

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And it used to be maluckers

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And whenever there's a new group
that's migrating

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Into the country it causes
issues

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Because it's not an immigration
country

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It's not like the United States

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Where what truly is a
multicultural society

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In my humble opinion

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And there's so many entitlements

39:23.000 --> 39:26.000
In the Netherlands being a
socialist country

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So many entitlements

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That you get if you're out of
work or sad or poor

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Or incapacitated

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Or for instance don't speak the
language

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And just might not want to do
anything

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Or also have nothing to look
forward to

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No immediate future

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No culture that entices you to
learn the language

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Or follow the law

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I mean this is all these little
little things build up

39:54.000 --> 39:57.000
And I think people get extremely
frustrated with it

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All right, backslash

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I understand it now

40:02.000 --> 40:04.000
The first time I heard it

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I thought it was just rhetoric

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Stupid, you know, racist
rhetoric

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I understand why you played it
now

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I don't see it as much as racist

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However I do see it a bit like

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Nationalism

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You know

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Anyway, that's just my two cents

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Yeah, I can understand where the
nationalism comes from

40:29.000 --> 40:32.000
But again, we're not going to
call each other names

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Because nationalism immediately
implies

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Fascism or Nazism

40:39.000 --> 40:42.000
And I think people are very
proud of their country

40:42.000 --> 40:45.000
You know, I can't make jokes
about the Netherlands to my wife

40:45.000 --> 40:47.000
I will from time to time

40:47.000 --> 40:50.000
I'll say hey, how's that
Holland's got no talent show

40:50.000 --> 40:52.000
And she'll get really pissed off

40:52.000 --> 40:55.000
She says, you know, don't talk
about my fucking country that
way

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Okay, and she's proud of it

40:57.000 --> 40:59.000
She's proud of being from
Rotterdam

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She's proud of the country

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She doesn't want to live there

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Because she doesn't like the way
the government is managing
things

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She just doesn't like the way
the place is being run

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So that's why she's happy to not
be there

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But she loves the country

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Does that make her a nationalist
or just proud of her heritage?

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That's the question

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Nationalism for the Netherlands

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I think that it's that it's one
person's view of the Quran

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You know, if somebody, if he
could say that he read the Quran

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Versus people telling them what
it says

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Me having read the Quran or at
least a large portion of it

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Having read the Torah, having
read the Bible

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Because those very interested in
religious crap

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I understand that all these
religions have a fundamental
goal

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Which is life

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And like you say passion

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They all have that fundamentally

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They all have some small parts
of violence

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They all have it

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They all have some negative
aspects towards women

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But you know what?

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They all talk about how it is
important to love their
neighbour

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And respect each other

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So I'm going to leave it that
day

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Before I continue on and sound
stupid

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No way man, not at all

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And also we should make it a

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Charlie a religion free zone

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This is not about religion

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That is probably what the Bush
administration wants you to
think

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Because that plays well into
their war on terror

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Plans

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It's not about religion

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It's about immigration

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It's about adhering to the
written laws

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And yes, yes

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In some ways to the cultural
laws of a country

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Some things are just not done

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Here in the UK

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Even languages

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Things

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You can't say

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Certain things

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If I were to say

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Bloody, some bloody messed up

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That's actually

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Consider a lot worse than the UK

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Than it sounds in the US

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And the use of certain words

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Which I won't even repeat here

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Like the C word

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Is used in common conversation
all the time

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All the time the Charlie uniform
November 10

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You know

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You don't use that in the US at
all

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Ever

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Not even guys amongst each other

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We'll use that

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But here in a small group

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People will use that word easily

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It's

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That's quite amazing to me

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So anyway, so when you have
immigration

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We have migration of any form

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And by the way, war causes
migration

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There's a lot of Iraqis living
in Western Europe right now

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I think probably 2 million at
least fled the country

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And drove by the way

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It's not that hard to drive from
Iraq

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To further west or wind up in
Holland

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If you want to

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These are

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Refugees

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Not Muslims

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The refugees

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Okay

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And that's another point of
contention

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The way refugees are handled

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In these small countries

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That are not immigration based

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So there's a lot of stuff that
we can talk about

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And I'm just kind of spouting
here at the hip

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Coming in on Twitter

44:32.000 --> 44:34.000
Seemless slavery says Adam

44:34.000 --> 44:36.000
Same here in Belgium with the
Moroccans

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Again, that's a generalization

44:38.000 --> 44:40.000
But it is an immigrated group
that is immigrated

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And there seems to be issues

44:42.000 --> 44:45.000
Then I think probably people are
not happy with the government

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Is addressing them

44:46.000 --> 44:48.000
If I read anything

44:48.000 --> 44:51.000
What really seems to piss people
off

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Is when you have these enclaves
of

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Anti-social behavior

44:56.000 --> 44:58.000
Let's just call it that

44:58.000 --> 45:00.000
Anti-social behavior

45:00.000 --> 45:02.000
And the elected officials

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Of the government go and

45:04.000 --> 45:06.000
And hang out with religious
leaders

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And drink tea and talk about
integration

45:08.000 --> 45:09.000
Yeah, no

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It's like that's just not the
way it works

45:11.000 --> 45:13.000
The people of countries, all
countries

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Are held

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Almost as slaves by taxes, by
laws

45:18.000 --> 45:20.000
And you look over to the left

45:20.000 --> 45:21.000
And you say, wait a minute

45:21.000 --> 45:22.000
These guys

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They come in here, they get all
these entitlements

45:25.000 --> 45:27.000
If they break stuff

45:27.000 --> 45:30.000
Or if the kids are causing the
ruckus

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Then the kids aren't thrown in
jail

45:32.000 --> 45:35.000
Like my kids would be that seems
like they're getting different
treatment

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That's and whether it's true or
not

45:37.000 --> 45:38.000
That is the perception

45:38.000 --> 45:42.000
And at the end of the day,
perception is reality

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One more

45:43.000 --> 45:45.000
Amy will call off

45:45.000 --> 45:47.000
It's not just the kids

45:47.000 --> 45:49.000
They lack upbringing

45:49.000 --> 45:51.000
They just happen to be Moroccan

45:51.000 --> 45:52.000
They should go after the parents

45:52.000 --> 45:53.000
Absolutely

45:53.000 --> 45:54.000
Absolutely

45:54.000 --> 45:56.000
Go after the parents

45:56.000 --> 45:58.000
They do that in for

45:58.000 --> 45:59.000
In other countries

45:59.000 --> 46:02.000
They're starting to think of
doing a lot of that

46:02.000 --> 46:03.000
Here in the UK

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With these anti-social behavior
kids

46:05.000 --> 46:06.000
I mean

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All right, I need a break for a
second

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This is on the pod save music
network

46:11.000 --> 46:13.000
Which I kind of dig

46:13.000 --> 46:14.000
Because I know you're going to
recognize

46:14.000 --> 46:16.000
The song from the MacBook Air
commercials

46:16.000 --> 46:17.000
Check it out

46:17.000 --> 46:20.000
And you so I came to this train

46:20.000 --> 46:21.000
World open

46:21.000 --> 46:25.000
I could learn a bit about how to
give and take

46:25.000 --> 49:13.750
[ Music ]

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I really liked that model you
know, the way this was set up

49:20.520 --> 49:25.520
So first it's far as I know,
first there was a commercial for
the MacBook Air

49:25.520 --> 49:27.920
And then so the artists makes
their money.

49:29.520 --> 49:32.520
And then they release it
anywhere and everywhere.

49:32.520 --> 49:33.520
Just go enjoy it.

49:33.520 --> 49:35.120
That's a great model.

49:35.120 --> 49:35.920
I really like it.

49:35.920 --> 49:37.320
Not a lot of room to do that

49:37.320 --> 49:38.920
and that every commercial will
work that way.

49:38.920 --> 49:40.520
But wow.

49:40.520 --> 49:43.640
Y'all nagging, I think as I
pronounced the name of that
young lady,

49:43.640 --> 49:45.720
new soul and it's on the pod
save music network.

49:45.720 --> 49:49.320
Of course, links in the show
notes at dailysourcecode.com.

49:49.320 --> 49:50.520
Just following up on the tweet,

49:50.520 --> 49:53.420
see Miss Leavery says easy for
the populist to blame.

49:53.420 --> 49:55.320
One ethnic group, especially if
that group

49:55.320 --> 49:59.120
is not trying to integrate
absolutely Jamaican in New York.

49:59.120 --> 50:00.720
The kids everywhere are starting
to lack up,

50:00.720 --> 50:02.720
bringing the same thing as going
on in Jamaica.

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Well, that also is an issue.

50:04.720 --> 50:08.720
Although I think that is an
issue.

50:08.720 --> 50:12.520
You know, there's a look at the
United Kingdom.

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All the kids are drinking
themselves to death.

50:15.120 --> 50:17.520
I'd say that's an issue right
there.

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All right, everybody.

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No show tomorrow because I will
be doing

50:59.320 --> 51:02.920
Mucho Plento meetings in the
city.

51:02.920 --> 51:05.320
So of course, I'll be back for
the hump day edition.

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Thank you all very much for
listening

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on the live stream at
live365.com.

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Everyone stayed on.

51:10.520 --> 51:12.520
It's like no one dropped off.

51:12.520 --> 51:13.520
It's cool.

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And perhaps perhaps we should be
taking phone calls

51:16.920 --> 51:17.720
in the near future.

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So I'm pretty much set up for
it.

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So whatever you do today for the
rest of your day,

51:21.720 --> 51:23.720
if you're winding it down or for
it's tomorrow

51:23.720 --> 51:26.720
and you live in Australia, live
your life with passion

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and enjoy your freedom.