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It is my desire if not my duty
to try to talk to your
journeymen with some candor
about

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what is happening to radio and
television.

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Our history will be what we make
of it.

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And if there are any historians
about 50 or 100 years from now,
and there should be preserved

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the kinoscopes of one week of
all three networks, they will
find recorded in black and

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white and in color.

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Evidence of decadence, escapism,
and insulation from the
realities of the world in which

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we live.

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We are currently wealthy, fat,
comfortable, and complacent.

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We have a built-in allergy to
unpleasant or disturbing
information.

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Our mass media reflect this, but
unless we get up off our fats or
pluses and recognize

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that television in the main is
being used to distract, delude,
amuse, and insulators.

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Then television and those who
finance it, those who look at
it, and those who work

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at it.

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I see a totally different
picture to light.

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[ Music ]

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You know, I think it's exactly
what the Beastie boys need, you
know, a little more

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ability in there, sabotaging the
cooks, the cooks match with the
Beastie boys, steady source

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code episode number 755 coming
to you from the affluent suburb
of Surrey known as Gulford,
we're

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here in the curry manner up in
the attic everybody how you
doing another beauty full day,
not

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a cloud, it's all the nines cavo
k, for those of you just turning
into the show, that means

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that all the nines is super
visibility 10 kilometers and
cavo k ceiling and visibility

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okay.

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Hey, I've got most of the, most
of the hum out of the, out of
the signal, out of the
processing,

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you know, yesterday I discovered
by some chance that the DVI
connector to my monitor is,

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is the cause actually of a whole
bunch of troubles, giving
enormous static and I'm trying

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to figure out how to get away
from that, and a couple of
different suggestions came in,

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I really like this one that I
got from Mike Ackels, just try
clipping a ferrite ring to

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the lead, these can be most
bought at most radio-shack type
stores, maplens in the UK
ferrite

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ring.

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I've seen those, it's one of
those kind of like the, you
know, the big plastic bump that

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kind of clamps over the wire,
that's crazy man, it's not even
touching the wires, it's

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just around it and that should
reduce it, so I'll go out later,
if I don't go out

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today, I'm going to go out early
tomorrow morning, go to the, to
the music store, see if

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they have that there, otherwise
I'll have to find myself a
maplens pretty quickly, really

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pissed off about this, I cannot
believe that this is happening
in our country, that would

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be the United States that in
this case, in an announcement,
check this out, that puts troops

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in their families in the middle
of a political dispute, a
Pentagon spokesman said
yesterday,

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this was Tuesday, the army will
not be able to pay soldiers
after June 15th unless Congress

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approves an emergency war
funding bill, they, they're not
going to be able to make payroll

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to our boys and girls, our men
and women sitting in the
freaking desert, and now the,
and

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you look, first of all, of
course they're going to be able
to make payroll because the
money

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will come from somewhere, we
just print some up, but to turn
them into such a political

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tool, it's just about the worst
thing I can imagine, and I am,
I'm personally just outraged

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by this, and so now, the Bush
administration is using this, as
I said, as a political

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tool, oh, please, hold on, so go
away, don't call me now, I can't
deal with you, sorry,

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I didn't have the phone near me,
so I had to get up and silence
it. Anyway, back to this,

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so army payroll accounts are
running dry faster than
expected, if Congress does not
act

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by May 26, quote, will have to
come back to them and ask them
for permission to reprogram

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money, check this out, reprogram
money, so that we can take money
from some of the other services,

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Navy, Air Force, and use those
payroll dollars to pay the army,
does anyone else see how

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fucked up this is and how
incredibly wrong this is, I
mean, how could we ever get to
this spot?

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All right, Congress, it's really
down to you, as far as I'm
concerned, you're the guys

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they're going to have to show
some backbone and come up with a
solution, what's it going to

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come down to? What is it going
to be at the end of the day?
I'm, I'm flabbergasted,
absolutely

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flabbergasted by this,
flabbergasted, gobsmacked,
that's the one. Oh, there's some
other horrible

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stuff I gotta tell you about,
but, but everything that came in
yesterday, email, voicemail,
comments,

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it's about the news, actually
I'm going to, why don't I just
roll this comment you'll hear
about it,

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because I love it when I'm
right. Hey, I don't this is
Richard and Claygate,

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and that you'd like to be proved
right of now and again, so
here's another chance, and also
time

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for me to eat a slice of humble
pie. The report I had today from
Detective Chief Inspector,

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meet Neville, the net police
officer in charge of, I didn't
let me help one of these,

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the visual images,
identifications, and detections
office, that's called Unyard,

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because rather disappointing
that perhaps unsurprising
verdict is that massive
investment in CCTV cameras

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to prevent crime in the UK has
failed to have a significant
impact despite billions of
pounds

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spent on the new technology. Ah,
oh my goodness, you don't say.
So wait a minute, you're going

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to tell me that all of those
cameras are actually not solving
crime, millions of cameras,

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billions of pounds invested, not
actually solving crime.
Uncobsmacked again. I need 3% of

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street rubber President London
was sold, using CCTV images,
despite the fact that Britain
has

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more security cameras than any
other country in Europe. And can
you guess what a DCI naval

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plans to do about this? Oh yes,
I had more control over us to
try and justify the massive
spending.

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He wants to build a new database
of images, which is expected to
be a technology developed

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by the sports advertising
industry to track them out into
face offenders, put images of
suspects

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in muttings, rape, and robbery
cases out on the internet for
the next month, that's suspects.

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And above the national CCTV
database, incorporating pictures
of computer defenders as well as
unidentified

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suspects. The plans for this
have been drawn up, but on hold,
well, that technology required
to

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carry out automators searches is
refined. As much more on the
card games website, but I
thought

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you'd appreciate this. Yeah, for
now. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Well, ain't that interesting.

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Of course, I know exactly what
they're going to do now. So now
they're saying,

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we're going to build a database,
which I believe is built on
sports database technology,

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where you want to find a certain
player, so it'll be by
characteristics, such as what
he's

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wearing. I think actually, I
think those image recognition
technologies are helped
tremendously by

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the fact that the players have
numbers on their chest and on
their back. But they're going to
use

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this to be able to track people
doing bad things. That could be
you. That could be me as well.

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And I guess build up. I just, it
sounds like shit. It sounds like
an incredible pie in this guy.

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Good luck building that. In the
meantime, you've wasted billions
of pounds of our money of

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taxpayers money. And it's not
doing anything. I believe the
actual number is that all this
money

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has resulted in solving 3% of
all of Britain's crimes. 3%
think of all the money. Why

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should put some more cops on the
street, dude? And now I'm
reading all these stories about
this. This

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is a big thing. Everyone's
talking about this and
everyone's really laughing about
it because

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it's just not doing anything. So
you have choices here. You can,
yeah, you can store it all in a

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database. That's another
billion-dollar billion-pound
project to bring in Oracle and
Microsoft and

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other consultancies. And they'll
all rip you off. It'll never
result in anything. You could,
of

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course, alternatively open it
up. Connect all these cameras to
the internet. That will be an

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interesting experiment. It would
certainly be something novel. So
we all could watch each other.

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And thirdly, I don't think there
is third option, actually. We
sell the entire kitten

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caboodle to Mark Burnett and
turn Britain into a worldwide
reality show. Something like
that.

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I'm sure it's going to be used
to track down abusers of
cannabis. Actually, for some
reason,

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I lost the page. I had it all
cut up. I told you that here in
the UK, Gordon Brown has said,

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well, or at least the
administration of the Labor
Parliament has said,

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well, you know, we're going to
reclassify cannabis. We're going
to turn it back into a

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class B drug. Here it is. I've
got it. BBC News. I'll put a
link in the show notes at
dailysourcecode.com.

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Jackie Smith, who is the home
secretary, says, because of
increased strength of some types
of cannabis,

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she wanted to reverse 20 blares
2004 downgrading of the drug to
class C. It has to go back to
class B.

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And there's lies in here. Lies
lies lies lies lies. Let's see.
Miss Smith said

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that the new skunk varieties,
skunk varieties, which has been
around for 30 years,

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accounted for 80% of the
cannabis seized on the streets
and here this comes. And the
drug was nearly

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three times stronger than in
1995. Oh, could you please
quantify that for me, Miss
Smith,

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qualify? And if so, tell me
where to get some. Hell is wrong
with you.

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A little side box here on the
BBC web page. Skunk. So called
because it has a very strong
smell.

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I think cannabis is always
smelled pretty strong. Oh,
another factoid from your BBC
three times

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stronger than other types of
cannabis. It's a lie. Quantify
it. Come on. How do you can't
even

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measure it? Oh, contains much
higher levels of the active
ingredient, touch a hydro
cannabinol

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THC. Now accounts for between 70
and 80% of samples seized by
police and six years ago,

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it only accounted for 15% of the
samples. Yeah, it's good herb,
man. So anyway, let me just

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tell you about these classes.
That is a nice little box they
put here. So class C,

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which includes currently
cannabis, tranquilizers, some
painkillers,
Gamahydroxybutyrate,

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which is known as GHB or the
date rape drug, the date rape
drug is in class C. That's the
thing

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that you need to put in class A
and ketamine, which I've never
tried either, but I think that's

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what they call special K
essentially. It's a horse
tranquilizer too. I've seen
people K it out.

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That's not okay. Cannabis has no
business in that with these
other, I think horrible drugs.

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Possession of class C drugs can
get you up to two years in
prison or an unlimited fine or
both.

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Oops, an unlimited fine. And
dealing can get you up to 14
years in prison or an unlimited
fine

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or both. Now class B, which is
where cannabis is moving
towards, that's where we find
end

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fedemins, things like riddle in
and full codine, I have no idea
what that is.

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Seems like that seems more like
class C stuff to me. If you want
to go shoot up with

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you know, steroids and shit,
that can get you up to five
years in prison or an unlimited

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fine or both. Dealing is the
same 14 years class A is where
we find X to C, LSD, heroin,
cocaine,

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crack, magic, rub mush,
mushrooms, and injected end
fedemins. Possession up to seven
years in prison

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or an unlimited fine or both.
Dealing up to life. Hey, hey,
hey, hey. Well, I agree there.

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But I don't know. And this
doesn't seem like they've
classified this properly. And of
course,

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the travesty is let me see if I
can find it. The reports as a
report that came out that was

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actually commissioned by Gordon
Brown, the evidence suggested a
probable but weak casual link

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between psychotic illness,
including schizophrenia and
cannabis use. However, in the
population

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as a whole, it played only a
modest role in the development
of these conditions. Council

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chairman sir Michael Rawlings
told BBC Radio's for World One,
the strength of things like

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scunk hasn't really changed very
much over the last few years,
but it's now more widely used.

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The question of potency is a
very complex area. Absolutely.
This is just, just pisses me
off.

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Well, we'll just have to go with
the flow, I guess. Let me see
Jack calls in

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some about the iPhones. Hey,
Adam, it's Jack. I thought I'd
update you with some area,

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something within my area of
savant expertise. And that being
the iPhone, I heard you
mentioned,

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and I don't know, DSC, 1051 or
two or something like that. You
know, you're waiting for the

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3G iPhone. And I can't report
that at least in the area that I
live on the beautiful sunny

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West Side of Florida, the Apple
Store that's nearby is
completely out of iPhones.

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Yeah, I've heard these reports.
I've been reading them around
that, and that's of course,

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everyone, you know, that's
fueling the speculation that the
3G iPhone is on the way. I think

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Apple actually said that the 3G
iPhone is on the way. And
there's been some pictures that

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popped up here and there. But of
course, the first thing you want
to do is get rid of all the

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old stocks. So I think Jack has
an inside line to probably an
AT&T store, and that's what

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it's basing is knowledge on,
which is a telling thing. Here
at the great Death Star Wireless

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Communications Store where I
work, we're kind of running low.
We still have some, but they
seem

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to be being replenished. Hey,
man, you run a low. You got some
supply, baby. At a slower pace.

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Yeah, I, I, when I was in Los
Angeles, I had a couple hours to
kill on Saturday before I had

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to take my flight home. And I
walked to an AT&T store, and I
looked at the iPhones and I held

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them in my hand. And I'm like,
you know, I wouldn't mind just
having one just until the next
one

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comes out. And it was really
difficult. And that, you know,
of course, they're already a
hundred bucks

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cheaper than they were initially
worth to several hundred dollars
cheaper. I resisted the urge,
though.

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And so it's probably gonna be
Harrison. And, um, but you, man,
seven and a half hours not being

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a lot enough continuous usage
time. Well, let me just quantify
that because, um, I don't
believe

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cell phone manufacturers really
are honest about how long their
devices last on a single battery

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charge. I've never, and actually
the Nokia E61, I really gets me
two full days of full blast,

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whatever I need to do. And of
course, I'm not sitting there
doing seven hours worth of phone
calls,

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but yeah, I have phone calls
that last an hour or two hours.
Absolutely, conference calls all
the time.

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And I want to do it on a mobile
so I can walk around. And that
will pretty much just start to

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delete the iPhone to add to
that, um, that I have the Wi-Fi
on and it's either searching or
connected.

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It, uh, it just, it can't hack
it, dude. And, you know, of
course, the minute you use the
browser,

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the backlight comes on, all the
stuff that drains the battery.
So, I really need a much longer

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charge. I need something like
the E61 eye. That really
completes my day. On the phone,
you're free,

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can I? I mean, yeah, four hours.
I was just getting used to talk
time as a bad as long as

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most cell phones last seven
hours on the internet, getting
email, making phone calls,

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watching video is a long time.
And, uh, by a car charger, you
know? That's exactly what I

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don't want by a car charge.
That's what I see. Everyone with
an iPhone has got a freaking car

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charger. Oh, let me just plug in
my iPhone because, you know,
it's running all empty again.

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By a battery pack. Yeah. Oh, by
a battery pack. Let me see, uh,
non exchangeable,

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can't put a new one in the
iPhone. The 3G one isn't going
to last any longer, I wouldn't
think.

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Well, that would be a huge
mistake. That would be a big
mistake if the 3G phone was not
going

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to last any longer than the
current iPhone. Um, but hey,
that's just my little point of
view.

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And I had something else that I
was going to mention, but now I
can't really recall what it is.

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It's the skunk man. Oh, yeah.
You set up awesome. Yeah, up
with the little blanky light

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controllers, uh, and everything,
but doesn't that with the
MacBook Pro and the two
controllers

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and the software, cause in the
microphone, cause like three
grand? Just asking.

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Have your mean great hair. Yeah,
man. Well, what did, no,
actually no, the most expensive
piece

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is able to live, which I'm
using. That is about a $400
package. But damn is that good.
From

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Germany, I might add, then I
have a sound bite, which I think
is like, um, 30 bucks.

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And I think I got an, uh, you
can get more racks. I use that
for kind of like a cartridge

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jingle rack thingy, um, maybe 70
bucks. And then, uh, a couple
hundred bucks for the fader

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fox fader. Another fine German
invention, couple hundred bucks
for the winky blinky light. So
what

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are we at? Yeah. Yeah, you're
right. It's expensive. Hey, cast
blaster. Go check that out. 50
bucks

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for your windows machine. It
does everything you need right
in right out of the box cast
blaster.com.

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As speaking of people wanting to
get into, uh, into this audio
stuff on the internet,

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he's a radio guy who's trying it
in. Hey, Adam, this is Brian
Seabers from Appleton,

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Wisconsin, listening to Daily
Source code, uh, the iPod made
in China. Yo, it's okay. Um,

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I'm actually doing something a
little bit different. Trying to
go off top of a little bit. I'm,
uh,

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I've been following you since
your MTV days, I'm 30. So, you
know, I was, I was a young and

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when you started, but I knew, I
knew a bunch of other jack and
the long here, but good, um,

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love your hair. Um, and, uh, you
know, I actually have a radio
background. I went to school for
radio.

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Uh, tell me you went to the
Connecticut School of
Broadcasting. I love it. And I
worked in radio

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outside of college and all
throughout college. And until
recently, actually, I was doing
a program

20:40.740 --> 20:46.820
director morning show that
afternoon show at an AM station,
uh, which was interesting to say

20:46.820 --> 20:51.220
the least, and I'm out of radio
now, um, because hey, guess
what, they don't pay shit. Did
you know

20:51.220 --> 20:57.220
that? Yeah. Oh, yes, I've heard.
That's a big, uh, that's the
thing a lot of people don't know
about

20:57.220 --> 21:02.580
radio. Yeah, particularly United
States. It is, without a doubt,
the lowest wrong of the show

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is latter. Um, yeah, yet some of
the biggest egos on the show is
latter. And it's, it's
corporate,

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just like everything else in
America is becoming, but besides
the point, I'm wondering about
this

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whole podcasting thing. Do you
think this is really the way of
the future? Do you think that

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radio will go away and everyone
will just get podcasts? And do
you think I can get in on it
before

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it's too late? Well, first of
all, dude, there's always time
to get in on it. Just start.
That's what

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I always tell everybody. Um,
and, um, and, you know, and John
C. to work, and I proved it just

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just, you know, well, actually
it's been almost, uh, it's been
almost six months now. We do a

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weekly show. We started from
zero. Uh, didn't really even
promote it that much in the
beginning,

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and it just took off like
wildfire, you know, in that
case, it's all about the
content.

21:48.580 --> 21:52.660
Well, I think we're referring to
as the infrastructure. Well,
there's two parts to it. One is
the,

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the actual physical
infrastructure distribution of
transmitters. Primarily, two
people who have

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radios in their cars. That's
still a pretty big market. Yes,
it's changing. Yes, we're

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getting seeing more cars,
particularly in the United
States that include, uh,
satellite radio receivers,

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like Sirius or XM, or soon to
be, of course, the same thing.
Um, I, uh, I don't see that
changing

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very, very quickly. That's still
going to take another 10 years,
I think, before we really see a

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big proliferation of that in
cars. And by then, who knows if
we're still driving, if we can
actually

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move anywhere in our cars. So
that's part one. Of course,
this, uh, a synchronous
distribution

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through podcasts, uh, really
downloading and taking it with
you is, uh, is a whole new
market,

22:37.620 --> 22:41.620
a market that was not being
fulfilled, you know, a market
that, uh, would not listen to
radio

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necessarily in the train in the
bus, uh, in the subway on their
way to work, uh, or on their

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bicycle, etc. Um, so I think
where it's going is, well, wait,
there's one other piece of the

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infrastructure that mainstream
radio has, which is the
advertising infrastructure.
Okay, so their

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ad units are known to the
advertising industry, uh, their
measurements are known. Hey, by
the way,

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what's up with the association
of downloadable media? You know,
they came out with this report
that

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we were all waiting for that was
going to be perfect to explain
to advertisers how downloadable

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media works and how it's
counted. What a piece, what a
crock that was, huh? Well, a big
disappointment.

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I'm like, well, where's, where's
something new? You know, they,
all the, well, there's

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server logs and a shut up. So
that's the biggest problem is
how do we get the money flowing?

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That's the biggest challenge in
general with, with content on
the internet is how is it
measured?

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What ad units do you have? How
do I measure my return on the
investment as an advertiser?

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Because that's pretty much the
only business model that's there
right now is advertising. Yeah,

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sure. Um, if you have something
specialist, I am sure you can
get lots of people to pay you
for.

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I'm in fact going to play
something from the kid from
Brooklyn a little bit. I pay, I
pay for

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for his videos 20, uh, 20 bucks
a year or some or $2 a month. I
don't know what it doesn't
matter.

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I love him. I think he's funny
and I can afford it so that that
kind of works. I don't know if
he's

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making a living off of it. So
yes, the answer is yes, start
starting now, start quick, get
in the game.

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I heard you talking about mixing
boards and things like that and
the hundreds of thousand dollars

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you must be spending. I'm just
going to get a for that. But
what are you, if that's
something

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that's at all feasible? If it's
something that I should really
look into because, you know, I
got the

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gift. I'm selling insurance now,
which I'm sure will make a lot
of your audience members cringe,

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but um, and it's better money
and for a lot less trust. You
know, I get that gift here.

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Here are my radio voice.
Everyone's in a while. What are
your thoughts on that work?

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Um, I, I guess I love your hair.
I'm, I'm newer to the show. So I
don't know all these things

24:38.100 --> 24:40.740
mean and I don't know at no home
on me. And when I'm, I'm hoping
that's not a whole

24:40.740 --> 24:44.740
public. You know, starting as a
home of public kind of dude, but
I do hope you win. And I'm a,

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I'm at least five times a week.
I used to spend when the lady is
working. You know what I'm
saying?

24:49.860 --> 24:54.260
No. All right. Well, we'll talk
with you soon, man. Love you,
bye. All right. So I should
explain

24:54.260 --> 24:59.300
a couple things here. For those
of you just turning in tuning
into this show. First of all,

24:59.300 --> 25:04.020
um, this is a whole legacy
thing. It's, say, the phrase is
actually, I love you, man, no

25:04.020 --> 25:08.820
home. That is the whole phrase
has nothing to do with
homeophobia. It's something I
picked up

25:08.820 --> 25:15.060
from Tony Price, Costas World,
uh, Black America, uh, men say
this to each other. And it's
just kind of

25:15.140 --> 25:21.300
stock. I love you, man. No home.
It doesn't mean anything more
anything less. It's, uh, it's a

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typical American male macho
thing. Which is just stock and
hasn't gone away. Regarding the
five times

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a week, uh, I just got to bring
this up again. I'm now posting
it in the show notes. This is
the, uh,

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from the news report that, uh,
purported that, uh, men who
masturbated at least five times
a week

25:39.860 --> 25:49.060
have a much lower risk of, um,
developing prostate cancer. So,
uh, we track our prostate cancer

25:49.060 --> 25:53.620
prevention quotient here on the
show. I'm currently at two for
the week. I am behind because
I've

25:53.620 --> 25:59.620
got to hit my, my number of
five. So, uh, I'll keep you up
the date. Don't worry. And hope
to hear

25:59.620 --> 26:04.660
you soon. I was some kind of
show buddy. Thanks. Call it in.
Hi Adam. Uh, this is Janet from
New York

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calling to explain what the
problem with nuclear fission is.
Um, we made a mistake with
fossil fuels

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by burning them and not worrying
about what the waste product was
CO2. We just kept dumping

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CO2 and air without worrying
about the effect. And we'll only
hold now we have to worry about

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global warming. Okay. This is,
uh, about my curiosity towards
nuclear energy. Uh, of course,
we know

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that it burns clean, uh, but it
does leave a waste product. And,
uh, that is the main problem.

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I think it's something that is
solvable. Uh, but I'm very
interested in it. You know, and
by the

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way, let's just agree not to say
global warming. Can we just say
climate change? Okay. Uh,
because

26:46.180 --> 26:52.820
even though I'm skeptical if CO2
emissions actually as reported
by the IPPC, which is also

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disputable. If, um, if these
carbon emissions actually do
cause global climate change, I
will say that

26:59.060 --> 27:04.260
the reports now are, oh, as a
part of the global climate
change, temperatures are
actually going to go

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down for the next 10 years. And
then, of course, we're all going
to fry to death. Um, that
problem

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plus obviously is the 10 in
front of our oil. So now we'll,
uh, depend on nuclear power and
just because

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the product's fission are not
green ooze doesn't mean that,
um, we don't have to worry about
them.

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Um, when you split atoms, um, in
fission, you're making way more
radioactivity than it's just

27:29.460 --> 27:34.660
before. Uh, and the, and the
products may be attract the
blocks of metal, but they're
mixtures

27:34.660 --> 27:41.700
of highly radioactive materials
that we don't have a fucking
clue what to do with. Okay. So
we've established

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a couple of things. It's very
important that you understand
that nuclear waste is not green
ooze

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that, uh, you know, like you
might find in doom or, uh, or
some other, uh, uh, you know,
game where

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you have nuclear vats hanging
around. That is, that is, of
course, the image that you're
supposed

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to have, but it's not that way.
They are stackable blocks kind
of like, uh, kind of like
Lincoln logs,

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you know. Now, um, I do not
believe they by themselves are
dangerous. I'd have to get, uh,
uh,

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nuclear rod in on the game here.
But anyway, uh, it is stackable,
uh, and disposable. Uh, but of
course,

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we don't actually know what the
long-term effects of that are.
And, uh, but we can measure
radiation.

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So if it's a meeting radiation,
we will know that. And
obviously, no one wants to be
near that. So

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um, what I'm kind of pleased to
hear is that no one is saying
it's dangerous.

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And of course, there's a whole
argument for that, you know, a
terrorist attack on a nuclear

28:42.260 --> 28:46.260
plant. And let's et cetera, et
cetera, slamming a plane into a
nuclear plant. Well, we have a

28:46.260 --> 28:50.900
couple of them already. It
hasn't happened yet. And, uh,
you got to do something. Can't
live in constant

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fear. Um, but the waste is an
issue. I agree. We've got to
figure that one out. Um, the
American

28:56.260 --> 29:01.620
plan to storm a nuclear mountain
is not working because a nuclear
mountain doesn't want it. So

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I would say that maybe a
decision is a great choice of
energy, but until we figure out
what to do

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with the waste products, we
shouldn't be making any more of
those attractive metal boxes.

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Okay. I got an idea. I, uh, it
just came to me. Let's put that
on the moon.

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And this also solves the other
problem of giving a nuclear
power, a new name. We'll call it
moon juice,

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moon juice, moon power powered
by the moon. I love it. That
should be totally possible. We
should be

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able to, uh, you know, we'll
look at these shuttles are going
up all the time, deploying a

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billions of dollars worth of
satellite equipment. You know,
it takes some shit up that we
were on the

29:41.860 --> 29:46.420
moon, right? We were actually
landed there, right? We actually
know how to get back there,
right?

29:46.420 --> 29:51.060
And that's not going on there,
but that's shit on the moon.
That's out of our way.

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Make it make that the Death Star
and call it moon juice. Nice,
friendly moon juice, powering
your

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life. Your life powered by moon
juice. Uh, the other problem is
the source. And I, I actually

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know less about this, but my
understanding is that much of
the uranium in the world comes
from

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places like South Africa. So, to
trade dependence on the Middle
East for dependence on South
Africa,

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it's not exactly great trade. I
think that's a fantastic trade.
Are you kidding me?

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Go look at the Middle East. Are
they loaded? Do they have tons
of money? Yeah. Boy, that could

30:29.940 --> 30:35.060
finally give Africa its props.
You're right, the yellow cake or
whatever. I guess it does

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mainly come from from Africa.
You don't, you need a lot less
than the other natural
resources.

30:40.820 --> 30:45.300
And by the way, thank you,
Mother Earth, for giving us the
basic building blocks of our
moon

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juice. That's nice to know. So,
um, until we figure out what we
can do with nuclear waste,

30:50.820 --> 30:56.340
I don't think we should be
performing any more fusion.
Anyway, love is show Adam, love
you,

30:56.340 --> 31:16.020
I'll say it twice a week. That's
not enough for your prostate
cancer prevention quotient. Of
course,

31:16.020 --> 31:21.780
this is not really an issue you
might run into. However, with
you calling back in from time to
time,

31:21.860 --> 31:27.860
giving me your quotient, that
will raise mine for sure,
because that's hot just thinking
about it.

31:27.860 --> 31:33.860
Hello Adam Curry, you from the
Netherlands, South Guy Ups. Hey,
listen, we have an echo today.

31:34.660 --> 31:39.620
Everything going great. This is
when I first heard this. I'm
like, what is you talking about

31:39.620 --> 31:45.220
an echo? He's referring to his
wife, South Guy Ups wife,
they're pregnant, they're having
a kid,

31:45.780 --> 31:52.180
they had an echo, it lives. It's
a little mini-sills guy or it's
a sales bill. We don't know yet.

31:52.180 --> 31:58.420
Everything, very healthy,
everything, looking very good.
We made it the following
decision. You know,

31:59.380 --> 32:05.620
once you get a baby, everybody
brings along gifts. And most of
the time, it's like

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teddy bears or stupid Chinese
created gifts. All these gifts,
all the doors,

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most of the time are created in
China. So my wife and I today
made the decision

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instead of having people bring a
gift from China, make a
donation,

32:23.620 --> 32:30.100
to a charity that will try to
find out right now. So we don't
buy $3 or $3 a year

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of gifts produced in China. No,
we use the money and we do some
good with it. That's all.

32:36.660 --> 32:45.780
See you later. All right, sales
guy, you, everybody. Yeah, man.
I don't know. I don't know.

32:46.420 --> 32:50.420
Now, make sure you kid get some
toys. I mean, you don't want to
totally

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deprive the little sales, sales
weasel. I got more sales weasel
stuff coming up for you.

32:58.660 --> 33:02.820
I really, oh, man, there's
something weird today. I don't
know if it's just, is it my ears
or

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fuck, and let me play a song and
I'll figure this out. Be right
back with you.

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[ Music ]

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Like glam ghosting your mind
brand new from the boys. So on
the outside music network,

36:35.620 --> 36:39.380
of course, Black Lab also
featured in that billboard
magazine article talking about
this

36:39.460 --> 36:44.260
obsessed. We did bum rush the
charts here right here on the
Charlie 755.

36:46.260 --> 36:52.340
And we got something that is
very typical American that I
want to share with you. This is

36:53.460 --> 37:02.820
the LA sales weasel. Hear that?
They're coming in to get me. And
you know, when we talk about

37:02.820 --> 37:06.980
the differences between
countries and you want to listen
to something typical American,

37:06.980 --> 37:13.860
this next voice comment is so
100% Yankee Doodle Dandy. It
really defines, in fact,

37:13.860 --> 37:18.900
you can really hear pieces of
the DNA that do not exist in any
other country, or I should
perhaps

37:18.900 --> 37:26.500
say any other country's culture.
It is very American. And I love
it. I just do it.

37:26.500 --> 37:32.020
Hey Adam, hey, this is the sales
weasel from LA. I'm on actually
a little bit of vacation.

37:32.820 --> 37:37.860
I'm going to visit my mom in
Virginia. I'm traveling and
pretty about me. Dude, I'm going
to tell

37:37.860 --> 37:44.740
you something. I talk. I talk a
lot. I talk to everybody in
anything. And every everyone and
they are

37:44.740 --> 37:51.700
wonderful dude. Our country is
going to be okay. Our country is
going to be just fine. We have

37:52.740 --> 37:57.860
we have the best. And maybe
we're going through some rocky
times right now and pardon me,

37:57.860 --> 38:02.020
because I haven't listened to
DSC. I've been on some hotels
with some crappy internet
access.

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So I just want to tell you, I
consider your friend. I've been
listening to hours of DSC.

38:07.620 --> 38:14.580
And I love freedom. I love this
country. I love every part of
it. And there are so many

38:15.140 --> 38:20.660
good people in this country that
are doing right and doing good.
And they are going to be the
best.

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And our kids, there is a 15 year
old right now. There is a 14,
15, 16 year old right now

38:27.140 --> 38:32.820
who is going to be take us to
the level where we should be.
And we've been eating a lot of

38:32.820 --> 38:39.620
shit lately, a lot of shit,
probably 20 years worth of crap.
But America, you can count on
it.

38:39.620 --> 38:46.580
You can count on it because we
are in us. It is in us to be
Americans and to love this
country and

38:46.580 --> 38:52.660
to love freedom and to love all
the good stuff and to have
common sense. And I think once
we start

38:52.660 --> 38:58.420
agreeing on the things we can
talk about, just, you know, what
do we agree on? Forget about the

38:58.420 --> 39:04.100
bullshit. Whether you're right
or left, just agree. Just what
do we talk about? Do we agree

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on? Let's just get to the next
level. And we are going to be
okay. This country is wonderful.

39:10.900 --> 39:16.260
I have been traveling and I
needed this vacation just to
realize again, realize again,

39:16.260 --> 39:22.100
the goodness of families and
people and all the great things
that we have. This is the
greatest

39:22.100 --> 39:31.220
country God has ever put in any
place. We are Americans, we will
do okay. Regardless of who

39:31.220 --> 39:38.340
the next president is,
regardless of what we should
try. What happens to us? This is
a fantastic,

39:38.420 --> 39:44.420
fantastic country. And I just
want to tell you because I know
you're a patriot. I know you
care.

39:44.420 --> 39:50.980
I know that all this stuff with
internet is going to help us get
to the next level. And when we
get there,

39:50.980 --> 39:55.940
we'll be thankful. We'll be
thankful. Just as much as we're
thankful for the people 100
years ago

39:55.940 --> 40:03.700
and 200 years ago for making
freedom alive. Freedom is the
best. It is freedom. It is
freedom that

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I'll die for. It is freedom that
this country was founded on. It
is freedom. And we are there.

40:10.500 --> 40:16.900
We will be okay. We will be
fine. And I just want to tell
you as a friend who hasn't
listened to

40:16.900 --> 40:22.820
your for a while. I just have
been a great road trip for me. I
just want to say, please add
them,

40:22.820 --> 40:27.140
so that I won't sleep at it.

40:52.820 --> 40:57.820
about the high gas prices, the
full prices and supermarkets,

40:58.100 --> 41:00.500
but nobody does nothing today.

41:00.500 --> 41:04.180
Nobody does nothing, a my time
is Brooklyn.

41:04.180 --> 41:08.180
If they raise the gas prices
like they raise today,

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100 cars would pull into that
gas station

41:11.780 --> 41:14.660
and we all start blowing the
horn.

41:14.660 --> 41:18.780
And we keep my hands on it on
until a cops game.

41:18.780 --> 41:20.860
And then we put our hands up

41:20.860 --> 41:24.100
and tell the cops they're
sticking us up.

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Come on, fight for your rights
for God's sake.

41:27.660 --> 41:29.660
The politicians are watching,

41:29.660 --> 41:31.260
they ain't gonna fight for you.

41:31.260 --> 41:33.300
We gotta stick together.

41:33.300 --> 41:37.780
Pull them fucking gas stations
and keep your hand down.

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And that fucking horn and wait
for the fucking cops to go

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and put your hands up and say
we're getting stuck up here.

41:45.860 --> 41:50.420
The same thing and then goddamn
supermarkets.

41:50.420 --> 41:54.860
Will they raise some prices over
200 fucking busset?

41:54.860 --> 41:57.820
Get on it, K-C-E-L-I-N-S-N.

41:57.820 --> 42:00.460
How are they fucking screaming?

42:00.460 --> 42:04.060
And when the cops come in, just
hold your hands up

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and say they stick to me up.

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These fucking red bastards, come
on,

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we gotta stick together.

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We gotta fight together.

42:13.580 --> 42:17.220
Show watching him, we're not
afraid.

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Anyway, they gone but it this is
the big man.

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The boys, the boys,

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tell them people fight back
America

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and the big man's always happy
to see it.

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America, America, America,
America,

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never be on fuck yeah, never be
on fuck yeah, never be on fuck
yeah, never be on fuck yeah,
never be on fuck yeah, never be
on fuck yeah, never been on fuck
yeah, never be on fuck yeah,
never be on fuck yeah, never be
on fuck yeah, never be on fuck
yeah, never be on fuck yeah,
never be on fuck yeah, never be
on fuck yeah, never be on fuck
yeah, never be on fuck. Yeah,
never be on fuck yeah, never be
on fucking fuck yeah, never be
on fuck yeah, never be on fuck
yeah, never be on fuck yeah.
never be on fuck yeah, never be
on fuck yeah, never be on fuck
yeah, never be on fuck yeah,
never be on fuck yeah, never be
on fuck

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comes to global gasoline prices
according to fellow

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chucklehead Sergio Gasparini in
Venezuela you can fill up your
entire

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car's tank for about three bucks
the price for leader of gasoline

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in Venezuela before the changing
currency was 95 bullet of ours

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one US dollars worth two
thousand one hundred and fifty
bullet of ours

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so that's pretty damn cheap but
i got an email from

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Alexander Omoth and uh here's
the ranking uh by cost of

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gallon of gasoline okay the most
expensive anywhere in the world

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is Bosnia Herzegovina oh
Herzegovina oh some might say
$10.86

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cents per gallon then uh let me
see uh number three Norway 873
the UK

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number four eight dollars and
thirty eight cents per gallon

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right underneath that the
Netherlands eight thirty seven
the

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Netherlands of course has shell
oil it just made five billion uh
i'm

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sorry it was nine billion
dollars like seven or eight
billion a

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lot of billions i think of seven
billion dollars in profit in
this

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past quarter alone not for the
year in this quarter um

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now at number one hundred and
eleven

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that's where the United States
comes in currently listed on
this chart at

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three dollars and forty five
cents so the cheapest in the
world is Venezuela

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twelve cents a gallon did the
conversion there Iran forty
cents a gallon

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Saudi Arabia forty five cents a
gallon and uh uh uh United
States

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amongst the number forty five on
the cheapest list so uh i think
we got a

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way to go actually it's probably
not a bad theory that uh we
won't

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really start seeing people freak
out until it doubles in price
and of course

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my prediction has come true that
uh the price of a barrel per oil
is

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going to be two hundred dollars
before the end of this year of
course that

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all depends on who becomes
president because things can go
kind of

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wacky once that happens and
that'll depend upon what our new
president

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does in the middle least hey i'm
tired i gotta go uh i'm gonna
sit in the

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garden with my wife enjoy a
little bit of the sunshine the
last few

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rays here of the day as it is
now four o'clock in the
afternoon i'll

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speak to you tomorrow we'll do
another source code give me your
comments give me

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your suggestions for songs rants
rays whatever love to hear it

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until then please live your life
with passion and enjoy your
freedom another

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fine medium presentation stick
it in your ear

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you