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This, you think it will be so
it's cool.

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

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In the next generation radio
content in my ears.

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I like to think I'm sorry.

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Almost people are looking
forward to the weekend.

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Looking forward to Friday the
day before the weekend.

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Chocolate heads are looking
forward to Friday.

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Maybe Thursday because the next
day is Friday.

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Either way, it's because of the
football Friday.

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And here's Adam Curry with your
football Friday for the DSC.

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I mean, is this thing on the
radio?

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I think I've heard this before.

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I've sourced it on the podcast,

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I'm using network, electric,
soul,

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but I know I'll place a link in
the show notes

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and if I get to it.

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I am so personally full of
artists

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as the outrageous, what a week
it's been.

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And then I find out today that
the Builderberg Group

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is meeting in Virginia, the
Builderberg Group.

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Of course, started by Prince
Bernard of the Netherlands,

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which is rumored to be the
secret meeting,

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annual meeting of all the world
leaders,

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mainly people from royalty and
the financial world,

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also a big media moguls are
there,

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but you never read anything
about it in the press anywhere.

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And so I kind of got sucked in a
little bit.

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Before I know it, there I am.

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I'm on Alex Jones's site and I'm
reading up on it.

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And I'm spiraling down into
Build Giltner's videos

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about 9, 11, that they were no
actual planes.

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Oh, man, it's like, oh, my brain
just hurts.

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Oh, but I've got a fantastic
football already for you.

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Of course, this is the Daily
Source Code 766 coming to you

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from the affluent suburb of
Surrey, often known as Giltner.

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Good morning, Prince Giltner.

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The spending of I'm Arno here to
Giltner.

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The town's first recording is in
the 9th century,

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when he actually views Giltner,

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there's a base to launch his
attack on Danish health London.

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He's only managing to reach the
outskirts of the city

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and messes him six hours.

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The feet occasionally match to
the stage, right?

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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Nice.

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I've been holding him back on
this one for an entire week.

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Happy once again to say hello to
the one-on-one he surges he
took.

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Yeah.

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To make a motion to rock this
mother out.

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Your honor, please don't bang
that gavel.

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He's charging time, oh, yeah.

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You're out there, what do you
say?

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You might, yo, how's going to
Adam and Jersey time?

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The official musical just of the
shot shot shot.

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So dude, I've got to give you
somebody big this week.

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One of my all-time, all-time
favorite potsafe artist is back
with her brand new album.

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Yeah, yeah, yeah.

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I'm feeling a little horny this
week because I got blue number
nine.

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Stephanie Saskin and the gang is
right out of Jersey City, New
Jersey, and they are just

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absolutely a lot of fun.

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Check it out.

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It's a brand spanking new one
from blue number nine called I
like the way you move on the

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daily F and source code.

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Check it out.

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I like it, I like it, I like the
way I'm kind, I like it,, I like
it, I like it, I like it, I like
that, I like...

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You like it, I like the way that
that makes it and it does, it's
the jersey grows into work, of
course.

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Number nine source from
Surgeers, he taught the official
musicologist of the Charlie.

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I like the way you move baby.

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If you've never checked out all
that pod safe stuff, you really
should.

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It's a good shot going on there.

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Oh boy.

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You know, I do want to talk
about a couple of things even
though today is a football show.

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I'm going to keep it relatively
short.

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And it's coming up a little bit
later on because we got lots of
music to play.

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Lots of music to share,
soundtrack from our live type
stuff.

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Come up in a little bit.

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But of course, this being a
Friday, you know what that
usually means.

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It's the hit test.

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Brought to you by Young Pullet.

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Oh, I'm casting with Adam Curry.

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This is the hit test.

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Hit it test.

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Young Pullet.

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Hey Adam.

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How are you doing?

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I'm doing great, man.

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I'm ready for the hit test
again.

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Okay.

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I'm going to start right away
with intro number one.

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Let me.

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Oh, shit.

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I know this one, Young.

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Oh.

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I think I might be too fried to
play today.

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I can't come up with the answer.

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Number two.

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It sounds like I'm every woman,
maybe.

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Maybe, maybe chuck a con.

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Oh, yeah.

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I'm going to say one.

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Number three.

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Boom, boom.

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Check it like a boom.

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That one I know.

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Uh, I'm going to do everybody
walk the dinosaur.

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Was not was.

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Oh, gee.

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Maybe we got one out of three
this week.

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And that's it.

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And all of this week's answers
are from.

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Of course.

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Hit me.

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And answer number one.

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What's this?

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It's by Lionel Richie.

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Oh, well, gee.

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I don't mind losing a point on
that.

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You look sometimes.

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I sit in the wonder.

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Without you six.

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It's not on the soundtrack to my
life.

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Say I buy Lionel Richie's
answer.

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Number one.

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And this is answer number two.

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By Rick James.

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Great James Glowers.

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Answer number two.

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Okay.

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I got that one right.

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And this is answer number three.

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Was not was.

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I like this.

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For a million years ago.

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I'll need a single bit.

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Pick up a monkey.

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[ Music ]

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Everybody walk the dinosaur.

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Open the door.

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Everybody walk the dinosaur.

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Answer number three.

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Was not was.

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And what to dinosaur.

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And that concludes.

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It's number 125.

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Don't even ask me on.

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How did you do this week?

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Let me see somewhere between
really bad and sucks bill.

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One right out of three this
week.

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Like always hit this up.

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Meet the other corners.

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The place to find the answers to
this and any older hitists.

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And of course, the links to what
I do.

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So you can buy the tricks
featured on the hitists online.

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Adam, thank you for playing.

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No, thank you.

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Yes.

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Thanks for listening.

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Next week I'll be back for
another hitist.

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So until then, have fun.

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Take care.

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And try to think with your heart
to come out.

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We'll be back.

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To test at gmail.com.

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info.

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youngpool.com.

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Jay and BOLVT.

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Got to go.

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All right.

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The maximum music freight train
continues here on the full bar
Friday.

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It is yours.

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Spectacular with the Danny
Warhols.

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Now pod safe as well.

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Valerie Young.

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We'll be back.

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We'll be back.

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We'll be back.

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We'll be back.

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Note here from Thomas Nyberg,
hello Adam.

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You seem to enjoy having samples
of fresh human insanity

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and evil delivered directly to
your doorstep,

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so I thought I'd share this with
you.

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Rick Falkfinger, the leader of
the Swedish pirate party.

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The skust a wire tapping bill
called,

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better adapted military
intelligence gathering

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that soon may hit hard on the
privacy

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of anyone relying on any
electronic communication

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routed through Sweden.

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Check this out.

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At about 20 points in the
national information

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infrastructure network, all
traffic is spliced off

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and fed into the fierce pirates
of Adirn Staten agency.

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These points are placed as to
catch all traffic

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entering and leaving the Swedish
borders.

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But we'll catch much if not most
domestic traffic as well.

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So, you know, you know, you sure
could all go on.

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You got to ask yourself, do they
really work for us?

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You got to ask yourself, do they
really work for us?

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You got to ask yourself, do they
really work for us?

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[ Music ]

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You got to ask yourself, do they
really work for us?

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You got to ask yourself, do they
really work for us?

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You got to ask yourself, do they
really work for us?

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That almost hurts.

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Man, those guys are nuts.

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The Danny Warhols, they put this
like a tracks up on the Pods
head music network.

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That was Valerie Yum, holy moly.

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Those guys are pretty out there,
I'll say.

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I learned something really
interesting today.

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Remember I was talking the other
day about the possibility of
RFID chips being located in 510
and 20 Euro bills.

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Well, you know, you think why
would that be?

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And of course you can test this
yourself.

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If you have a Euro note, 510 or
20 in Denomination, just pop it
into the microwave.

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And you know, turn it on for 10
seconds within a second or two.

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You'll hear a pop and there will
be a hole right off the center
of the bill.

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Now, I've been talking to some
people.

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I talked to a guy from the RFID
platform in the Netherlands.

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And he said, oh, no, I've heard
that before.

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That's just a little piece of
wire they weave into the fabric
there.

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Like, well, yeah, but why would
you put a piece of wire in
there?

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Well, you know, but that's one
of the ways you can tell if it's
counterfeit or not.

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I said no, because I looked it
up, you know, the European
website.

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And there's five ways you can
tell if a bill is real or not.

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And it has to do with the
hologram, you know, some raised
bombs.

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But no mention of a piece of
wire, which by the way could act
perfectly as an antenna.

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And I've been reading up on RFID
chips.

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These things are actually pretty
interesting.

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They don't really transmit
anything.

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What they do is they respond to
what is known as an activator or
a combination RFID reader.

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But basically, it sends out a
magnetic signal.

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It hits the chip.

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That's enough to power the chip,
the send back a little signal.

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And, you know, there's different
frequencies.

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And, you know, it really depends
on what your what application
you're using.

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And for you'll get anywhere from
a couple of centimeters distance
range to actually a red reports
of three to 500 meters,

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which seems like an awful long
way.

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But, you know, it could be an
active RFID chip.

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But anyway, so I learned today
by complete coincidence that as
of June 15th,

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so that's was at nine days from
today.

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And I've read nothing about
this.

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Go ahead and Google it.

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Do a Google news search for
this.

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And then once you Google it like
in the regular Google search,

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it'll show up to get the
European website laws.

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But as of June 15th, no person
may transport 10,000 euros or
more than 10,000 euros in or out
of the European Union.

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And the reasons for this
according to the law, which,
actually, I think I wrote that
down somewhere.

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And let me see.

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It was like 1899.

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I'm sorry, I can't recall it.

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I thought I had my browser
history.

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Anyway, you have to declare,
which is very similar to the
United States by the way,

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except there it's less.

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It's now $10,000, which is
significantly less than 10,000
euros.

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You have to report it, which I'm
sure not many people do.

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Interestingly enough, now, at
most major airports, already,
they're using money sniffing
dogs.

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Now, they say that this is to
combat whitewashing or
laundering.

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Whitewashing, this would be a
European version, but laundering
of money in particular for
funding of terrorism.

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That's why they say they're
doing it.

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So, I'm just putting a couple
things together here, like one
and one, that all of a sudden,

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or some reason, this RFID chip
in your money pops onto my radar
screen.

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When at the very same time,
they're starting to put sniffer
dogs out there to sniff money.

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And if you don't declare more
than 10,000 euros, then they can
confiscate it.

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And they can find you, you know,
I've seen some numbers of 16,000
euros.

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They can find you for not
declaring your money, your own
money.

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And I'm thinking, you know, what
is more efficient than a sniffer
dog?

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Hmm, could it be perhaps an RFID
chip embedded into the money?

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Yes, he gets another star for
answering the question
correctly.

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And is the food bar Friday, my
friends?

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And this is Go Home Productions.

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[ Music ]

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And this is Go Home Productions.

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And this is Go Home Productions.

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And this is Go Home Productions.

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And this is Go Home Productions.

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you. There's often you've
expressed a complaint before
about how the web repeats bad

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information and how it's all a
bit terrible and no one does
near original research.

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Well it occurs to me that maybe
that doesn't actually matter.
It's like the gutter

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press and Britain exists, but it
doesn't mean that everyone
believes everything

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that's in it and it doesn't mean
that the good information isn't
out there if you

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wanted and the the upside of
course to the easy replication
if the net is when there

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is good information that is also
easily replicated. So maybe it's
not so much

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worth worrying about. Maybe just
be happy that we gain the things
that we gain and

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rely on people to use their nons
to decide what information is
good because I

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think most people will only
accept bad information if they
don't actually care and

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they're not actually going to
act on it anyway. Anyone who's
actually going to do

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anything will go and find out
the truth like you and the
European Parliament. You

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find the bad information and
then you're going to talk to the
right people and you

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discover that it's bad and the
net result is positive. I like
that. I hope that

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contribute something to the
conversation. I love you, mean
it, no home, great hair, hope
you win.

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They work for us. Yeah, keep out
the good work. Yeah, thank you.
Man, I appreciate that.

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Whatever you're on, you better
be sharing that. But you know,
this is exactly what's gone
through

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my head, you know. I'm starting
to see some really big pictures
again and maybe it's just for

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you know, it's a very, very much
red pill stuff. You know, I'm
seeing an overview. I'm looking

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into people's eyes. I'm
listening to how they're
speaking. I'm seeing things
happen around us.

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There's no coincidences, you
know. And it's just like, you
know, more and more people are

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tuning into this, they work for
us thing and do they really work
for us or are they working for

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themselves and stick in it to
us? And I'm conflicted about it.
I really, really am. You know,

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on the one hand, it seems so
totally easy for all of this to
be true. All the conspiracy
theories,

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you know, that Brussels is
trying to take over the power on
their end and that, you know,

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there's all kinds of secret
seeds and secrets and clubs and
moneymen and powerful people

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who are pulling strings all over
the place and got a little bit
out of whack with that credit

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crisis, but they're re-adjusting
and I don't know. And on the
other hand, I'm thinking, you
know,

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we're just a bunch of fucked up
humans on this dumb earth, you
know, trying to figure it out

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and we're probably all evil in
our own little way. So yeah,
sometimes I struggle a little
bit.

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I got this awesome, awesome
email. I'm very excited about
it. I want to share with you
guys

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crap who sent this to me. Oh,
shit. I didn't do very very good
on my, uh, on my prep today.

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Anyways, from Russian to date,
RAU. Russian geologists have
discovered a new mineral, which
absorbs

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radiation from liquid, liquid,
nuclear waste. They're now
striving to chemically clone it
in the

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hope it may help solve the
problem of radioactive waste
disposal. So this new mineral
was tested

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and named at the Cola Science
Institute. And let's see a quote
here. It's nature that is
showing

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us a way to solve the problem of
preserving those radioactive
isotopes. That's what the, uh,
the

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geologists have discovered. His
name is Jaco Ventuch. This is
big news. This is really too,

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atomic rod, uh, the big savant,
uh, for all things nuclear. He
got to get on the case man. I
got

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to figure out what's going on.
This is really, really awesome.
I'm excited.

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Um, let's see, uh, let's get
back to the music for a second
here. Um, and I don't usually
play

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songs with intros, but uh, with
a hell. It's a special food bar.
Bernie hit it. Please.

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Hey, Adam, this is Bernie. World
of Bernie.com, you remember we
used to talk when you were with

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Pod Show. Yep. Now I know it's
been a while since I've been in
touch, but I've been working
really

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hard to bring new artists onto
the Pod Saves scene. I mean,
this week, I got four terrific
artists,

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and it was hard for me to choose
which one I was going to get in
touch with you about. I got

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to tell you that there's a
couple people doing this now who
are like independent promoters
for

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Pod Saves music artists. And,
you know, and they're starting
something. There's something
going on

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with this. It's very much, uh,
it's very analogous to the, uh,
the old music business. Only,

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it's like people working
directly with people,
independence, you know, trying
to make some

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shit happen, uh, hopefully
making some muddance of money
together, and Bernie's one of
them.

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And, uh, that's why, you know,
I'm happy to make an exception
for the intro. So I went with
one

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that was close to home. My
uncle, Brian Kane, has been on
the professional music scene for
a while.

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And I know, especially when it
comes to food bar, you love hard
rock and tunes. I got special

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permission from him to play this
Pod Saves and to share it with
you so that you could play it on

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the Charlie. This is a tune off
of his new album called Haunted
and the tune is,

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you can't stay here. All right,
let's hit it.

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Oh, go, where you going? Go back
to you.

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[ Music ]

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So it's taking me with you to
worry

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Yeah, I'm on my way for the same

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I can't say it

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Oh, I am an honest person

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Bernie, you know me so well

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I prefer to try like this on a
footballer front

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I guess what? I'm actually
staying home this weekend

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Go figure, Billion

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Say the lady Patricia and the
princess will be off

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On a little trick for a couple
days

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So I'll be home alone

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Up until Wednesday

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That's a secret message, all the
girlfriends

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I'll be all alone, which will
mean plenty of Charlie to be
done

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That's for sure

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I cannot wait

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If it's a Friday

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We should be doing some music
from the soundtrack to my life

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Well, this is what I've been
thinking about

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And this is what I want to play
and dedicate to the lady
Patricia

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Bad company, feel like making
love

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[ Music ]

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Feel like making love

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Feel like making love

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Feel like getting love

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They won't get their Tammy flew.

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Oh my goodness, I think if we
can wrap up the conversation

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we've been having over the past
week or two about the price

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of diesel, actually when talking
with nuclear, of course,

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just to talk to you, we just
talked about that new mineral

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that absorbs all the radiation.

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Wouldn't that be beautiful if
that's true?

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Oh man, being out of sometimes
it's hard.

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The figure out what's true and
what's not true,

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but I'm going to stay on top of
that one.

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A great article in GQ about
nuclear power.

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I think it's available online as
well.

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You might want to check that
out.

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And then this showed up on the
daily source code drop,

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which, of course, you'll find at
drop.io-slash-d daily source
code.

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I don't know who it's by, but
man, it sure does ring true.

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There's only so much oil in the
ground.

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And it's kind of like a really
bad 70s Charlie's Angel
soundtrack

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to them, but I'm digging it.

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In a way, it's retro, and it
fits right into the Fubar
Friday.

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The festivities are definitely
all.

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There's so much oil in the
ground.

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It's what a little bit won't be
in much round.

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[ Music ]

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There's only so much oil in the
earth.

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Could you imagine?

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If the mineral really is for
real?

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Damn, when that be awesome.

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Only so much oil in the ground.

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And again, I'm sorry.

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I don't know how to perform
that.

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Maybe next time someone who
dropped that in the drop can
just leave a little tag.

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And tell us who that was by.

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So I can put something into the
show notes.

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So normally we do a final
thought of the week.

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I'm not actually going to do it
this Friday.

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I'm going to let one of these
comments that we're sending

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do some of the talking.

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It kind of reflects how my week
has been.

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Hey Adam, this is Leslie from
the Daily Christian Show.

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Daily Christian Show.

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I'm just plugging my podcast
while I'm at Daily Christian
Show.

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That's because I can't.

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About the European Union
Constitution, sorry, 3D.

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Obviously it's written by some
folks who don't understand the
origin of rights.

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In the Declaration of
Independence, Thomas Jefferson
pointed out that we the people
are endowed

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by our creator with certain
unalienable rights, life
liberty, and the pursuit of
happiness and

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all that.

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I know the Daily source code is
a no religion zone, so I'll stay
in terms of everyone can

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get behind.

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Humans have natural rights,
we're born with them.

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They're a part of our being.

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Government doesn't give rights
to people, they simply recognize
rights that are already

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there.

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Now the problem is that not
everyone thinks the same way
Thomas Jefferson did.

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They can't see how rights are a
natural thing, so they think
they're an artificial

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thing.

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They think we made them up.

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The problem is that if we made
them up, we can also take them
away, or we can decide

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that someone else's rights like
the rights of a government are
more important than the

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rights of an individual like me.

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And that's what you see in the
Lisman Treaty, we have a right
to life unless it gets

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in the way of the government.

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We have a right to respite,
unless it gets in the way of the
government.

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That's definitely not the
language you see in the U.S.
Constitution.

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Our Constitution avoids
exceptions because look what
happens when you allow
exceptions.

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The Constitution makes an
exception for habeas corpus and
now look how President Bush

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is abusing the hell out of it
with Guantanamo Bay and Secret
CIA presence.

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The Constitution says your stuff
can't be seized without due
process, or bought out by

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eminent domain, and if it
re-adact passes for due process,
and eminent domain abuse is

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running rampant as rich people
use local governments to take
over the land of four people.

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That's what happens when you
make exceptions for government.

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They government always takes
advantage of those exceptions,
always.

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Now look at all those exceptions
in the Lisman Treaty, why even
bother to list rights?

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But you see the exceptions are
there because the writers that
the EU Constitution don't

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believe rights are natural.

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Well, some of them might, but
those people didn't put together
the final draft.

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The draft reads like EU
government is more concerned
with its rights than ours, which

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it is.

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Except the government's rights
are artificial, not natural.

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Governments aren't made by
nature.

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By nature, well, you see nature
on the nature channel, right?

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Only the strong survives.

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It's a rival of the fittest.

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Well, we don't want that, so we
make governments.

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Governments are manufactured,
not artificial.

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So since their manufactured,
they have no rights.

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My laptop has no rights, my
wristwatch has no rights.

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My government has no rights
either.

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Stalling out of governments
rights in a Constitution means
you don't understand the first

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thing about where rights come
from.

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If you think rights are granted
by a government that you've just
taken the first step towards

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totalitarianism, because of the
government grants it, the
government could take it back.

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Back to Thomas Jefferson.

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Governments get their power from
the just consent of the
government.

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If the government abuses its
power, it's our right to
overthrow it.

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It's not a person, it's not an
entity, it's a machine that's
gone wrong and when that
happens,

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you pull a plug.

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Anyway, that's my rant.

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Thank you for watching Show.com.

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Demographics 37, starting
somewhere between Diddley and
Squat, single White Nail, love
the

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show, love the hair, love you,
man it, your wife is hot, the
folder, six times, they'd

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better work for us.

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[ Music ]

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And it's an ensign job

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To load a bad book in vain

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It's an ensign job

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To hang on to the jail, I'll
never hear

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Don't know if I would you give

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They know your mother's late
name

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[ Music ]

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Let those words be the final
thought of the week, my fellow
charcoal heads.

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Donamently knows it.

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As those Sean Pan has those
Rosio Donald and the Baldwin
brothers.

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They work for us, don't they?

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Or do they?

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Until we speak again.

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Live life with passion.

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Enjoy your freedom.

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Another fine, medial
presentation.

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Stick it in your ear.