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

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content in my ears.

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

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You know, back in my day,
full-barred mid-really, really
bad things.

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Then this Adam Curry comes along
and he makes a good thing.

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Everything's happy, lots of
music people have in fun.

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It's on the DSC 743.

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I hope you have fun with your
full bar Friday.

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I'm gonna sit here and eat my
oatmeal.

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[ Music ]

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I'm gonna sit here and eat my
oatmeal.

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From the 25th anniversary
edition

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of Michael Jackson's Thrill.

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I was just dropped to my mailbox
the other day.

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participation at the
michaeljax.com slash podcast
project.

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The 2008 remix of Beat It
featuring Fergi and it sounded
like a whole new

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Eddie Van Halen. Super power
solo on guitar and it's even
cooler when artists

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do their own mashups. I'm saying
this is the Fubar Friday maximum
music big

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time hangover edition of the
Charlie episode number 743 man.
I am hurting today.

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I'll tell you all about it when
I'm late with the boys and you
know me is a

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non drinker. I should have stuck
to my guns and not drunk. Well I
did drink

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drunk and I'm feeling the pain
today my friends. Sorry.

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When I wake up in the morning I
pull on my jeans and I'm feeling
alright.

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[ Music ]

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I roll my boots on, I roll my
boots on

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David Dunn has guessed it's
ready for the weekend

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Working his old blue jeans on

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All the songs that are not from
the concert music that work for
this

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For this footballer Friday are
at least 30 years old

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So just bear that in mind when
you're saying, well man

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I don't think I've ever heard
that song before

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Besides the usual for a
footballer Friday

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Which includes a young police
hate test

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And of course Sir Jersey Todd
will be stopping by with his
pick of the week

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We've also got some financial
talk today

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Lots of people interested in
what's going on with the credit
crunch

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With financial markets and all

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We're going to that a little bit
later on

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Just kick back relax and get
ready

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Now do you remember this song?

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Also 30 years old

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Fox

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Look at the phone

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And come and sound

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What they expected

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[ Music ]

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Probably the second most
functional stuttering song I've
ever heard of, of course,

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there was my generation and when
I was a small wee lad, it was
fox and single bed.

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So yesterday I actually tweeted
this, believe it or not.

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I had a dinner lined up with
super agent Keith.

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There's a lot of business for BT
Pod Show here in the UK.

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And the meeting with the Rod
Taylor, a couple guys actually
from a two-way traffic

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company that I think actually
was just acquired by Sony
Entertainment.

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And they distribute who wants to
be a millionaire.

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So they're a pretty big in the
television world.

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And we've been working on a
couple ideas and talking about
some things.

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And so we went to this club and
super agent Keith.

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I think it does the PR for this
club as well.

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It's called the five Cavendish
Square.

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It's obviously a very posh
address if you know London at
all.

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And it's not a gentleman's club.
It's a private club.

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There's all kinds of benefits if
you remember.

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You can pretty much book a table
in the restaurant or room for a
function if you have.

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I think they have a nightclub
and maybe 15 hotel rooms.

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It's all real.

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I mean, it's done up well.

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It's really, really classy.

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And the owner is this lovely
guy, Jay, who's Sicilian.

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But I think he's been in the UK
for 20 years or so.

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But boy is he Sicilian.

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Italian from Sicily. Let me put
it that way.

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And we had a great time.

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He said, man, these guys were
hitting the bottles.

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You know, and I'd love to drink
a little bit of wine if I'm out
and you know, have something
with dinner.

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You all know that.

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And they had some excellent,
excellent wine that was coming
up from the dark depths of the
dungeon there.

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And then after dinner it was
time for a smoke, a coheba
cigar, which I haven't smoked
the cigar.

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And man, I'm going to say,

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at least nine years, maybe ten
years, certainly not a Cuban
cigar like a coheba.

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But of course, that kind of
added, you know, to the whole
mix of the great wine.

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But then the mojitos came out.

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And all I know is I was home at
two o'clock this morning.

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And when I woke up this morning,
I felt like utter, utter shite.

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I haven't felt this bad in a
long time.

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Because as you know, I
literally, I just don't drink.

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I just, you know, as I said, a
glass of wine, maybe.

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And now I remember why.

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Holy moly, and these guys were
packing it away, just
unbelievable.

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So the good news made some good
friends.

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Bad news.

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Feel like shite.

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Great news.

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The foobars inform a thick
foyer, everybody.

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Hi, it's Matt from Games Weasel
here on this week's show.

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We play around with probably
about 2000 and eight on the Wii.

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Kick people in the face with
condemned to on the 360.

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Nice.

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I visit theplay.com live event
at when we stay.

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You can let you know how that
went.

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And you can win the new game of
worms for the Wii.

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That's all at Gamesweasel.com.

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[ Music ]

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Santa

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Grandpa

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Recommended by the

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Incredibly desirable yet parlar

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Unreachable

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reachable, and G.B. Beth Hersh
from the Potset Music Network
and our song.

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We routed that request by the
way through Sir Jersey Todd, it
can be crazy the way things
work.

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You know, I was speaking of
which that article about the
Potset Music Revolution is
apparently

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showing up in Billboard.

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I think either this week or this
coming week or the week after.

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I have not read it, but I hope
just considering the amount of
people that the journalist

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even interviewed, I hope it's
going to be a great story
because man, this stuff really

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is just a great story.

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By the way, you hear the birds
tweeting in the background
there, it's because it's another

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beautiful day, the sun is out,
it's nice and warm, and still
they expect snow on Sunday.

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I'm not quite sure what's going
on with that.

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And I'm really looking forward
to a restful weekend, finally
with the girls, I'm going to go,

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I think we're actually going to
go look at a car for Christina,
who of course will be taking

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your driver's test pretty soon.

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And then Monday is the Lady
Patricia's birthday Tuesday, I'm
off to the states for a couple

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days.

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I know New York is definitely in
play, but maybe even the
quicksand friend trips.

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So what I should be back by the
next footballer Friday.

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And of course on a footballer,
what can you do?

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What do we all look forward to
from sea to shining sea from
Europe down to down under to

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the west coast of the United
States, everybody plays along
with Yarnpol.

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Let's hit test.

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Oh, you're fantastic.

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I'm very pissed, this is the
test.

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Hit it test.

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Yarnpol!

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Hey Adam, it's time for our hit
test again.

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Right on.

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So here we go with intro number
one.

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Um, uh, it's, uh, oh man,
where's she from Saturday night
fever or the girl?

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You've got a vine element.

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Love it too.

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You lost in music.

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Oh, Yarnpol.

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Mom.

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And just a sledge of cry for it.

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I grew up with that stuff, Yarn.

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They get too easy on me.

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Hit me number three.

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And this is number three.

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It's, uh, almost sounds like a,
like a prince.

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Little, little, little, little,
little, little, little, little,
little, little.

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Did it.

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And time for our hit on the
answer.

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So grab it.

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Yes.

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And so number one is from 1982.

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This is the kind element.

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I want you as your sweet thing.

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My face.

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[ Music ]

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Rains, Danny, all the world

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So I wanna be a woman

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If I'm element in love, things
just answer number one

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And this is answer number two
from Night Channel, this is
Sister Slag

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Honey, you know the blue

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Some people who's everything

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First and go with the mind

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No turn it back

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Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh

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Lost in music, I guess answer
number two

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Two, two, this maximum music

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Full of Friday, Friday, Friday,
Sunday, edition of

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Yeah, yeah, yeah

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And this is answer number three
from 1986

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This is Nicole, don't you want
my love

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Oh man, I never listened to that
kind of crap

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Nicole is answer number three

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In this disco version of the hit
test number 116

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Just proves I'm not a disco guy

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You do this way

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Two out of two, Yana, I didn't
get the last disco tracks, sorry

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The answers to this hit test
together with the iTunes link

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You can buy these tricks online
or to be found at
hittest.photshow.com

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I don't think you're for playing

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Thanks for making us

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Thank you for listening, next
week I'll be back for hit test
number 117

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So until then, have a very nice
week and try to think with your
heart

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Bye bye

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As a nice sign off, y'all think
with your hearts, I like that

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Think with your hearts and smell
like fart

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It's the daily source code to
food bar Friday edition

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We have a new friend of the
Charlie

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Chucklehead who is as many of
you just a little bit extra
special

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And well, I can feel a Jeff
Smith jingle coming on pretty
soon

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Hey there Adam, this is Steve
Saler from Ontario Canada again

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The official albino of the
Charlie

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Apparently

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So I guess that means I should
try to get myself a jingle

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Really?

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Yeah, I don't know

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Thank you very much that

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I mean, it's a lot actually that
you kind of think that's cool
about me being an albino

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I mean, I've been living as an
albino for 24 years

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And you know, the novelty kind
of starts to wear off

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But

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Dude, let me tell you something

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I love people who are different

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Because you're not boring, man

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It's like, it's like the same
thing my love for comic strip
blogger

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And Roger Smalls, wherever he
may be

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Yes, no, you're special, man

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You're a massive chucklehead

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The stairs somehow remain

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I don't know

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Actually, it's kind of funny

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You actually

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The DSC listeners, you guys rock

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And I also hate you all as well

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Because since I mentioned my
website in the last comment

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I didn't think that

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Well, there actually is a DSC
Charlie effect

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Which trounces the dig effect
apparently

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Because after I mentioned my
website

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Yeah, my website crashed

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Yeah, too many, too many hits to
the website

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And yeah, it was down for a long
time

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It took me at least about 20
hours

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Just to really get it back up
again

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It's okay, I'm totally prepared
for it now

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So if you all had to Steve
Sailor.net

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It's cool, it's going to work
this time

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So anyway, I just wanted to say
thank you

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And also send a song your way
for the footballer Friday

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Actually, a little bit of
backstory

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Being a part of the radio
broadcasting program

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That's a pill to put on

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Especially show on the college
radio station

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Which is 90.1 FM

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The heat tonight or a new rock

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Actually, you show that we do
call this week in geek

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And it's also a podcast that's
found at this week in geek.net

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And it's a show that we do the
cover

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All things geek-oriented topics

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From video games to movies, TV
shows, you name it

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We talk about it

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And one of the segments we
started on there

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Was called The Rantings of a
Double D

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And it's done by my friend Dave
Dennis

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Or always known as Double D

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And he does these weird kind of
geeky random two to five minutes
segments each week

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And they've become so popular
that he decided to go into the
musical route

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And with the help of our
producer Pierre Sturks

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Who composed in the music for
the Double D Rants

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They came up with a very
interesting song

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And I'm going to preface this by
saying

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If you know the short circuit
movies

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Back in the 80s with that little
cute robot

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John, you found it?

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Yeah

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Well, this is a little romantic
techno-ditty

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That deals with those movies

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So Adam, I bring to you and the
Charlie listeners

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You can find the song now on the
pot-save music network

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The Rantings of a Double D

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Short circuit, my heart

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Hope you enjoy it, bye

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[ Music ]

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Short circuit, my heart

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Maybe I'd have such a red tone

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Alright, it's coming from an
unofficial albino

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A Sherman, my heart

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I've discarded people

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The ranting of Double D

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Short circuit, my heart

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Wasn't there a

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Was it like a debarge song or
something that was about Johnny
five who's Johnny?

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Something like that?

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I recall.

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You've done it all.

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When you pulled your memory
cold.

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[ Music ]

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I'll do what you want.

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Definitely songs from the
soundtrack to our lives.

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Steve Harley.

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I'm pretty sure I mentioned this
before, but the...

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Those vocals?

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That you hear now?

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That's actually the Lady
Patricia's sister, Lady Yvonne,
back in the day.

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When it was her turn to live in
London, hanging out with Steve
Harley and that whole gang.

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I love it.

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Oh, what a great way to get out
of the weekend, man.

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This is fantastic.

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Nothing but songs you love.

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And we're filled with savants
today as well.

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We had, of course, our official
Obino of the show.

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We had a young play with a hit
test.

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Of course, you got this new dude
on the scene.

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New chucklehead.

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The lemonade man from the
Netherlands.

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Hello Adam and DC's listeners.

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It's the lemonade man here.

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Now that I catch up with the DC,

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I'm also catching up with the
podcast of a Dutch news show
called

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Method Al-Goborra.

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A radio show of the NOS by Rick
Broadcaster in the Netherlands.

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There I hear this fragment,
which I will translate
afterwards.

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At FD's, we have that
psychotiroparter,

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that since January, on the
Zorfer's day,

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Karam would have melded.

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It was a kind of behandling.

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That's why this is a
misunderstanding of the privacy.

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This is a bang that he gave us.

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By the other half of the news
comes,

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so that iemandie depressivis
starts before it.

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He will take me to sleep.

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So, it's a psychotiroparter,

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which is the kind of regulation
of health insurance companies

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to supply the reason, of course,
sort of a patient,

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which is in their opinion,

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a violation of privacy.

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For example, if an insurance
company has a death case,

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it could be that this
information lands on the wrong
desk,

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and someone who wants to refer
to depression

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is refuse a landing.

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So, next time, if you meet
someone who claims to have
enough to hide,

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you can use this as example,

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how you suddenly can become
someone with something to hide,

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or make a point that you don't
necessarily have to be a bad guy

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to be in need of some privacy.

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Yeah, no kidding, man.

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And I think you're doing exactly
the right thing,

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what will happen with increasing
frequency in our lives?

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We'll see these types of
connections being made,

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databases linked up, information
flowing through agencies

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from one agency to the next,

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with that information being
tagged and added onto,

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and before you know it,

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well, that movie you may have
seen on curry.com,

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a couple weeks back about the
pizza ordering.

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It could actually come true,

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but I'm glad to hear that this
is now coming to the forefront.

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So, the fact that it was on the
news,

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and that the doctors are unhappy
with it,

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that that's good, the fact that
you're sharing it with us,

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is fantastic.

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And that's what we'll stop all
the lunacy.

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Just got to stay awake, stay
alert,

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and stay on top of our game, my
friends.

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That's the trick.

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You've got her.

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I'd like to make a motion to
rock this mother out.

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You're on her.

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Adam and Jersey tied the
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Jersey thought the master of
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when I just wanna sit down on
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just loving it.

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Promise you a couple of svons,

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or not just svons, but some
questions about

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to the credit crunch and about
finance.

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I do wanna delve into that
before we hit the weekend.

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So here's the first of those
two.

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Oh, sorry about that.

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Here we go.

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Hello Adam Poledogless Boyer of
the MadModemachene.com.

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Oh, wait a minute.

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I need to have this show on our
network.

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MadModemachene podcast, like it.

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Custom blog here.

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You and I are arriving at the
same fascination

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at the same time, and that is,

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what is going on behind the
scenes with our money?

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Man, love the reverb.

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Now, on a previous no agenda,

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you talked with John C to work
about the meaning of gold.

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You ask, why is gold so viable?

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And John said, well, it's
because they make jewelry out of
it

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and they use an electronics.

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Gold is viable because it's
rare.

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And you know, for most of the
previous 6,000 years gold,

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itself was used as money.

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And so when produced in the
shape of a coin

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and standardized, we now have a
fixed value for that money.

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Now, throughout all those 6,000
previous years of history,

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there's been this struggle
between real money

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and government-controlled money.

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And right now, the pendulum has
swung completely

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to government-controlled money.

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But I encourage you to take a
look at a book called The
Creature

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from Jekyll Island, subtitled a
second look

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at the Federal Reserve.

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You know, I've had this ongoing
conversation all week

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with John ever since I really
start broaching this topic.

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And I think that there's a lot
of conspiracy theory stuff

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going on about the Federal
Reserve.

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Stuff that actually doesn't
really matter anymore.

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How it was created, or why it
was created,

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the fact that it is, is really
the problem at hand.

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And this whole Jekyll Island
thing, that is a major
conspiracy theory.

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But I think it's almost
distraction because it doesn't
matter.

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You know, it's something
happened, whether it took place

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in Jekyll Island, whether it was
cloak and dagger stuff or not.

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But yes, I'm very familiar with
that.

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And it is a very interesting
theory, of course,

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if you're into your conspiracy
things.

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But again, I'm just more
interested in how it works

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and how the money flows and what
the Fed does

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and who calls the shots, really,
and who says,

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let's make some more money and
where can that go?

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And do we realize that that is
actually a hidden tax

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because our dollar becomes less
valuable?

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Well, that's where I'm at my
friend.

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But please do continue.

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By G. Edward Griffin, there is a
one hour long talk he gave

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about this subject.

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You can find this one hour talk
at Spielbauer.com slash

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Jekyll download.htm.

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Spielbauer is SPIL, B-A-U-E-R.

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.com slash Jekyll, J-E-K-Y-L-L
download.

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It's got HTM and it's a
fascinating talk

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about the behind the scenes
working of money.

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I would love to see us have real
money again.

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Beautiful coins made out of
precious metals.

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You know, the UK, I just saw on
the paper yesterday,

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they're coming out with new
coins.

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So they were placing the pound,
the five pens,

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the 10 pens, the 20 pens, the 50
pens.

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I don't think they were placing
the two pound coin,

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at least I didn't see it.

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Actually, I was thinking, yeah,
it's just coins.

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But if you're putting new coins
in a circulation,

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and of course, what's
interesting to me

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is the timing of this new coin
bringing into the new
circulation

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of money, even though it's just
coins.

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I mean, still, you can easily
put several hundred million

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into circulation in new coin,
and of course,

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you're supposed to take the old
coins out of circulation.

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But it's not interesting that
that would happen

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at this very moment when it
seems like money needs

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to be injected into the system.

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I wonder if that actually has
anything to do

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with the timing of this, and
they clearly can't take coins

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out of circulation, the old ones
out,

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and then put new ones in.

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I presume there's some kind of
sliding scale,

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but just interesting to me.

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And then, of course, paper
certificates

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that are redeemable in precious
metal coins.

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And then, ultimately, the
elimination of the federal
reserve

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and control government control
over money.

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In why is government control
money so bad?

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Well, it's because by printing
more of it,

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they create inflation.

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Did you know that in Roman
times, an ounce of gold

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could buy a nice suit of clothes
in the 1700s,

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an ounce of gold could buy a
nice suit of clothes.

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And today, an ounce of gold can
buy a nice suit of clothes.

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That is a fantastic observation.

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Indeed, with gold about, what is
it, $1,000 a Troy ounce?

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You could indeed buy a really
nice suit.

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That's a fascinating thought
that that value has stayed

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the same throughout centuries.

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So with gold as money, there is
no inflation.

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Well, maybe a little bit as they
dig more of it out of the
ground.

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And did you know Adam that a
penny from 1982 or earlier

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is made out of pure copper and
it's worth two and a half cents?

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You can find out more details at
coinflation.com.

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I'm going to be talking about
the behind-the-scenes

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looking money on my show at
madmanemachine.com.

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Thanks, Adam, insert standard
closing here.

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I love you, Nina, man.

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Interesting.

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Of course, all that's 2020
hindsight, I guess.

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But it's fun to see how many
people are responding

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to this conversation about
money, speaking of which,

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if you die and you want your
spouse or your other dependence

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to get tons of dough,

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have I got a deal for you?

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I can sell you some life
insurance, my friends,

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up to 70% discount at
acu-quote.com.

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Here's what you want to do if
you're interested.

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And anyone should have some form
of life insurance.

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And there's other insurances you
can get from acu-quote as well.

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But please check out
acu-quote.com slash DSC.

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Or if you put this into your
phone right now,

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you don't have to call it now,
but just put this in plus one.

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In the stage, you might do 001,
but just hit the plus sign.

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Plus one, 800, 410, 7214.

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If you missed it, just rewind a
couple of seconds

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and put that in your phone.

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That's also a, these guys are
pretty cool the way they set it
up.

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That's also a special custom DSC
phone line,

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so they'll know that you came
through the, through the
Charlie.

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Make sure you get some life
insurance.

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You can always name me as the
beneficiary.

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I got no problem with that
whatsoever.

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So we stick with one more, and
then we'll do two songs.

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We'll get out of here, get ready
for the weekend.

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I think so.

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Good one.

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This is the last bit of feedback
on finance,

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but I think you'll like it.

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Hi there, Mr. Curry.

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My name is Lee Brown, and I find
your conversation

47:57.100 --> 48:00.860
about the current credit crunch
and everything else

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that's happening at the moment,
very interesting.

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Now, I've got a question, and
it's probably very stupid,

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and I apologize, and it's fun.

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No, no, no, no, hold on a
second.

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You do realize, of course, that
there's no such thing

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as a stupid question on the
Charlie.

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I'm sorry for that, but what I
don't understand

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is that if the same amount of
money is still in circulation

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in the sense where people who've
been making money

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have waxed into bank accounts,
and then those banks,

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and now reinvesting that money
into other things,

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then surely the circulation of
money is still about.

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So why have we suddenly turned
up into a credit crunch?

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Obviously, people who've had
mortgages

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are being paying those mortgage
debts into mortgage providers,

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and those mortgage providers,
obviously,

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wacking that into the bank, and
also learning it out

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further into other people, which
are then obviously paying it
back.

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So if the circulation is still
about,

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why have we then turned up into
a credit crunch,

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if that makes sense?

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I'd like to hear your thoughts.

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I don't know, I've searched
around a bit,

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and I don't really really found
out any information like that.

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So I love the show.

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Hope you can answer that stupid
question,

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and I hope to hear from you
soon.

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Thanks a lot.

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Oh man, I think it's the crux of
the question right there,

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that it's really good because
indeed,

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the money is still in
circulation,

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but what's happening is banks
are lending out more money

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than they actually have.

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So that's where a second, let me
just put that on silence there.

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So the banks are lending out
more money than they have,

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there go lending out more than
it's in circulation.

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And all of this is built on
trust,

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because they trusted their
mortgage brokers,

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that the brokers were finding
appropriate people

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to lend out this money to this
phantom money.

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And of course, the banks in turn
were basing that phantom,

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the phantom payments, because
they stopped occurring

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when rate went up or when
situations changed.

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They in turn were using that to
guarantee

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their own lending and borrowing
business with other banks.

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And the real problem is, is just
no one trusts

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what anyone else says.

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And it comes from the trust
between the mortgage broker

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and the borrower, which in many
cases was,

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oh, just pure stupidity and
greedy on the borrower side.

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And I have to say, I'm really
sorry.

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Yes, you got scammed.

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Yes, it was part of a large
overall scam,

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but it should happen, you know?

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And sometimes you just got to
learn the hard way.

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And I know that sounds
unsympathetic,

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but you have to learn if you
want to play this game.

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And, you know, this should also
make you think twice

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about eulas and software
licenses,

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and all kinds of terms of
service and things

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that you just take for granted
and just say,

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okay, I'll do it and sign off
on.

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And if these things are too
complicated and overbearing,

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then hey, look, where the
customer,

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we're king, we should say stop,
this is dumb.

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We're all gonna lose, because we
learn that this is not

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the way to do it.

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So it's something, I hope that
gives you some form of answer.

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It's somewhere in the middle
there

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as I think what you're looking
for,

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but it is all about this idea of
fractional reserve lending,

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which is lending out more money
than you actually have

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to cover that and then turning
around

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and taking that phantom money
that you think

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you'll one day get back and
lending that out,

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or borrowing against that from
other banking institutions.

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It's really, it's just been
whipping this money around

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or these figures, because it's
not really money,

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it's just data in computer
systems.

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1s and 0s been whipping around

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and people have been, of course,

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been taking those 1s and 0s and
commissions

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and in bonuses and pumping that
parts of that back

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into the economy, the luxury
markets, I would say.

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But at the end of the day, yeah,

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it's something was bound to go
wrong.

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And I think, well, today what
I've done,

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I've popped my 401k,

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I've taken all the money out,

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because of course, that was
invested in US based funds.

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I've transferred all that money
into euros,

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I'm keeping as much money as
possible in euros,

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I believe the United States is
headed for,

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definitely headed for a
recession.

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It could actually be a pretty
shitty one,

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when I think about it.

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And was that movie I talked
about

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or that documentary I talked
about the other day?

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I was on the BBC, George Soros
also agrees.

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He says there's gonna be a US
recession,

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but the extent of it, even he
doesn't know exactly

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what that's gonna be.

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That's all right, my friends,

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so just stick with me, I've got
all the answers.

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We'll be fine, won't we?

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Huh?

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Oh, man, we will if we got some
good tunes.

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Here's one that is over 40 years
old,

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but a song that is definitely a
sound part

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of the soundtrack to my life.

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I know all the words by heart,

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I have no idea where I picked
him up

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other than my parents playing
this at home.

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I love you.

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I love you.

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I love you.

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He wanted to give her
everything.

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Flower, present,

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and most of all, a wedding ring.

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[ Music ]

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My love for her will let her
die.

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Don't you just love that story?

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Isn't it just beautiful?

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You probably noticed I haven't
mentioned live 365 today.

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I'm not streaming this live
because there's something weird
with the internet.

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I have an idea.

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Although I'm not quite sure I've
been trying to do some
troubleshooting here and there.

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But is there something wrong
with one of the big backhaul
carriers?

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Maybe level three is having some
issues.

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Because I'm just seeing broken
connections to certain certain
sites who I don't know.

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Like Google has been really
difficult.

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Gmail has been tough.

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But other sites, you know,
blazingly fast connectivity and
live 365.

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It kind of started yesterday.

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And it's like packets were
getting dropped and I just
really don't understand why.

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Now I have two networks in the
house and it's happening on both
of them.

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So I don't think it's it's the
local ISPs necessarily.

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Although they may all be
connected to the same peering
provider or backhaul or
whatever.

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But I just I didn't want to give
anyone a bad experience because
I think that that kind of sucked
when we do the show on
Wednesday.

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People just it really wasn't
worth it.

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And I don't think it's live
365's fault.

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But if you know anything about
that, please let me know.

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Because just drive them me now.

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So otherwise I'm going to start
troubleshooting my own
connection.

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And I'll hell, who wants to do
that over the weekend.

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Particularly since this weekend.

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I'm looking forward to my big
rebuttal to John C. Dvorak
regarding reality television.

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So I got better fish to fry.

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Much bigger ones my friends.

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We came in with Mike less leave
with Mike.

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He's rocking Robin from a long
time ago.

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Can I sit with each other hard
in love?

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I've been in a bottle since I
had some.

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I've been in a bottle since I
had some.

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I've been in a bottle since I
had some.

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[ Music ]

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music full bar Friday, fright,
train for you this week on daily
source code episode 743.

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Well, I'm just really knackered.
I'm really tired. So I have no
big philosophy for you this
Friday

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other than I hope you have a
really good weekend. I hope you
live your entire weekend as you

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should the rest of your life
with lots of passion. Ain't no
what? Throw off all the
shackles. Enjoy your

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freedom. Another pot show pot
cast. Stick it in your ear.