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May 23rd, 2019 • 3h 20m

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hey I am gonna be gay I'm gonna be
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officiating the wedding
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Adam curry Jhansi divor award-winning
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Nation Media assassination episode 11
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four days this is no agenda morning
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everybody
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Adam Curry and from another Silicon
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Valley where that's been so wet just
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gonna be a fire season I'm Chauncey
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[Music]
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now do I even want to ask how that works
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cuz it sounds like he's California's
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water lots of weeds growing tolerance
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right there's a big fire in there who is
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oh my god fire occur got it okay that
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was a kid we used to they used to do
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controlled burns all over the state yeah
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they do them in Texas yeah they do them
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everywhere but yet it's always a fire
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what's the point well remember we have
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that we have the diary from the guy who
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went there like you know 1850 or a round
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it round the 49 gold rush and described
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it as a hell of fire and flood and the
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earthquakes and yes I guess that hasn't
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really changed much no if we got
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Hollywood help it was they were trying
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to change what they did controlled burns
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well now I remember why we have two
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shows a week we can't we can't this is
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this too much going on in the world for
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just one show there's a lot I don't know
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about you but I got three shows I got
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China news vaccines green new deal
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Eurovision contest EU elections
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Australian elections it's let's start
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off with the big news dead oh what's
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that
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Eurovision it was the it was your
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Hollanders who won so this was on
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Saturday they had the big Eurovision
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Song Contest this was the the evening
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before my wedding day so we can there
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was no way although we were in the same
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place technically we could have done a
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snarky stream watching the show and then
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just commenting on it but that will have
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to wait for next year but that may not
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happen because the Netherlands won which
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I don't know if that was a folded
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competition because well no no no this
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is something else is happening here so
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you have to understand this is a
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Eurovision broadcasting project it's
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about the broadcaster's as much as it's
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about the song itself it's it's actually
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not even supposed to be about the
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artists but about the songwriter and
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composer and the producer that's kind of
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been forgotten now it's just a huge show
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element in fact Madonna performed live
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on the show which was so off key during
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the live show but then magically fixed
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on her own YouTube channel it was
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fantastic I don't know how that worked
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the little auto-tune here and there or
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maybe she even went into the studio the
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middle of the night oh yeah it was a
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huge difference to do an a/b comparison
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oh it's all over the all over YouTube
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the ABS like actually should have gotten
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that I apologize I just say hey V I hope
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to say a B now you said a B I heard a B
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so you know the way it works is the
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winner the the the the the contest is
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hosted in the country of the winner in
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this in the next year I mean this year
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was in Israel and this guy Duncan won
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Duncan let's eat donuts no in fact they
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do say Duncan in Holland like they say
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Dunkin Donuts Dukan doughnuts right is
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Dvorak condone X so it's Duncan Lawrence
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arcade which I thought was a pretty
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boring song but this guy is interesting
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because he won the voice in the
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Netherlands so he literally came from
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nothing and then went straight to the
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top of the charts but now here's what
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happens because it's at Eurovision
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broadcast broadcast a union gig there's
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always a big deal about who's going to
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host the show and with
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in an hour or maybe was the next morning
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for me it was an hour of the the winner
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being declared people are already
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calling for me to be one of the hosts of
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next year's show they got wind of our
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scheme no no we can't have them snarking
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let's pay him let's pay him to geta to
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do a an official presentation and I'm
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thinking no no no I'll host your show
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with my co-host John C Dvorak yeah I'll
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do the Dutch translations where
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necessary would you imagine
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yeah good actually
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we'd actually do a bang-up job but you
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get the gig if you can get it well it's
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yeah the way this came and I think it's
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a confluence of things I was a little
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bit in the news in Holland because of
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the wedding Madonna was on the show I'm
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famous in the Netherlands for saying
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Madonna where everyone was pronouncing
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it medulla yeah so in the 80s when I was
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at television this day people still come
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up to me and go hey hurry but going ah
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geez you know I think the confluence of
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those things kind of like oh yeah that's
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a good guy well anyway I accept partying
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choose me it would be so funny so thanks
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for coming to the to the wedding yes we
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should talk about the wedding you had a
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big event there's the wedding of the
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decade yes it was bigger than lady Di's
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wedding I understand it was but which
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shocked me is that so here's the years I
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was just a little insider for the people
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out there so they know what would kind
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of a jerk I am
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I can continue I showed up at their
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little pre event late because I had the
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time mixed up but let me just say how
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this fell fashionably it'll hold on hold
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on from the inside this was supposed to
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be from four to six only four people
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coming from out of state out of town out
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of country yeah and four to six because
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you know and we're still like 35 people
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so it's a lot of people to have in your
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house and and
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was like hey his Dvorak coming signed
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Horowitz was there with his wife and
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David Foley was there and his family and
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lots of people who listened so I don't
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know a man I'm texting Mimi she's like
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now I'm in Phoenix okay said do you know
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where John is now I don't know where he
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is
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and then people are starting to leave
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and you know I'm waving at him and all
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of a sudden I'm out with Horowitz with
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his wife Jill and it's 7:30 which is you
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know I expected it to go long and
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careening down the hill
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the John see Dvorak in his white rav4
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with license plate lgy
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that was for runner-up with license
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plate lgy skirt they come the ocher not
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everybody here I am John C Dvorak yes
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fashionably late but and Jill Horowitz
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she apparently turned around went back
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in and went the Tina went you're never
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gonna guess I guess we're staying Dvorak
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just showed up so so because of that
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moment you began to assume that I was
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just gonna be late when I'm not a very
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punctual as a person so so the wedding
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is will start at 6:00 and I said you
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what time you gonna when I get there no
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you've got to be there you said by 5:30
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and then the next day on Sunday you mean
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hold on I wasn't done with Saturday you
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come in say hi to everybody go mmhmm
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yeah and then within 15 minutes hey do
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you get to ESPN on that TV over there I
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got to see how the Golden State Warriors
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are doing TV looking at the score I
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wasn't sit down watching TV curiously
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because my timing was off and the game
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it just begins to zero in it soccer game
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yeah okay so it may says that you
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because it was
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like a soccer score yes now the next day
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Sunday so they give me this thing about
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getting their guy I said well yeah and
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I'm thinking maybe I should show up I
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could go to the thing to be it starts at
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6:00 maybe at 6:15 you know this thing
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is starting at 6:00 the ceremony starts
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at 6:00 yeah made a big stink about it
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and what time did we start well that's
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what stunned me because I because I was
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thinking well you know if this doesn't
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start at 6:00 exactly because he made
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such a big stink you're walking out I'm
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done he know he's gonna hear about it
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forever so here's what you forget here's
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what you forget my wife runs big shows
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like the Ronald McDonald House bandana
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ball this thing was scripted she had you
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know people from the house working with
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her who know there was a whole run of
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show spreadsheet well it started as six
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with the twosome coming into some song
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and the jumping around lovely day by
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Bill where there's yeah and then they
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gonna did the ceremony there's a bunch
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of poems that were read every one years
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one one beautiful reading by Tina's
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daughter Ellen Ellen read read this poem
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and then they do the vows at this gate
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get this kind of a diminutive guy doing
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this sir well stop who was cleaning stop
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sir gene sir gene the baron de Marriott
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sheriff of Texas was supposed to do the
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officier ssin and he had his script and
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we'd met about it and he was gonna wear
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his long dress and with the beard it was
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gonna be perfect
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and then Wednesday night he got word
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that his parents had been in a car
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accident up in Washington State yeah and
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it was pretty bad in his damned dad was
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in ICU I said dude don't even think
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about it get on the plane now which he
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did and I haven't gotten an update as
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far as I know his dad his mom's okay is
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that is okay but he had memory issues
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and was still in the ICU last I heard
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from him so lots of karma go out to gene
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and his family so we were
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with an issue now getting someone to
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officiate a wedding is a simple in fact
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at least the 19 is other daughter oh I
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can say my stepdaughter she she got
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ordained online said mom don't worry
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about it see even I could do it and then
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I like how about Dvorak and she's like
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oh god no no not Dvorak it might not be
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a bad thing for the show if we did these
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weddings for five for ten thousand
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dollars a point out for that I think
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it's a good idea often we we can do that
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we can go marry people and do
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appearances how much five or ten I've
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seen five or ten for a wedding anybody
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who's got five or ten thousand dollars
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well because it's like excess money for
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them let me tell you how it worked for
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us so I'm like I gotta find somebody
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thinking yeah who could do it and then
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we want our guests just to be guests and
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so I start searching around I Bing it
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and yes sure sure shit you can get was
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it sweet and short ceremonies calm you
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can choose your officiant it's like a
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it's like a tinder for people who can do
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weddings and all the girls go yeah that
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guy and that was Jason Jason farmer who
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were girls 250 bucks yeah I was very
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happy and he he's a I read his blurbs
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like former DJ eyes this guy's perfect
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he can read a script just read it just
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give us it yeah perfect I like that I
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did good I understand that he looked a
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little unkempt I know some guy just
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rolled in gonna be officiating the
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wedding you know that kind of thing that
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guy yeah exactly that guy I mean all
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that was missing as far as I was
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concerned was having the a nearby bottle
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of open bourbon yeah
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that he could you know go over to once
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in a while anyway then we walked out
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so he walked out to a CDS shook me all
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night long and then we basically had a
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party the rest of the night I'm sorry
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you didn't like your meal
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yeah didn't like to me I wasn't that
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hungry but there was one thing that was
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just a little much the salad came out it
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had no salad dressing well that's wrong
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no vinegar oil well that's wrong
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I had salad dressing then they they
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messed you up we had nothing enemies
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they're dressing on this thing we're
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gonna make a nice day she dressed it
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with water and I believe me we're not
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serving dry salad that's you did well
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okay thanks for telling me because we're
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gonna make make an issue out of that you
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should yeah I didn't know the girl gets
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all huffy and she brings us a little
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bitty bowl of salad dressing on this for
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the size just a little bitty like a
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thumbnail and so we had to try to split
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that among four three I apologize I'm so
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sorry Jill didn't care the whole table
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didn't get salad dressing I know I had
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salad dressing but I know that some
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people their food arrived and wasn't
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really warm there's some other minor
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issues well Mimi and I used to work in
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that business kind of and she talked
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about the mystery errors and service
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they were it was and we all concluded
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later in the evening that reviewing the
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day
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yeah reviewing the typical post-mortem
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of the day we went over it with the
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horowitz's and concluded that this place
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really didn't wasn't equipped to serve
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these sorts of the events and I felt
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that they sold somebody a bill of goods
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that they couldn't do it because the
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giveaway according to Mimi was they kept
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going way back into the kitchen and each
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person bringing back two plates yeah
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this kitchen is way too far removed oh
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yeah yeah I saw that too where is the
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big cart you bring out you know this the
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setup cart you got with a thousand
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dishes on they roll the big cart out
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into the middle of the thing and then
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the service people go nuts and they get
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everything served no no they didn't do
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that they were and what and they could
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only carry two dishes they were
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like these professionals that could
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carry six dishes you know the way some
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of them or even a tray with four or five
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dishes didn't do that either
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it was just carrying dishes one by one
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and it took forever to serve and that's
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the only bitch I had okay well that's
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good feedback add the salad really
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pisses me off though that really angers
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me yeah well that's lame it was a bit
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baffling now I was disappointed but it's
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okay you and me me don't dance well I
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dance but Mimi doesn't dance I see you
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dancing dancer she's not dancing I
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didn't see you dancing I just said I'll
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say it again I'm not gonna dance if
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she's not dancing why not because it's
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rude I thought like leaving somebody oh
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yeah you stay there have some fun that's
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bull crap I'm not doing that so we man
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they never had a music guy I love the DJ
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deaf as you are I love ya he did have it
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a little loud I agree and of course he's
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deaf but I thought that DJ was great
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it's varied I had its very first
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understand that were given so much bass
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bass wash it was blowing the curtains he
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was just trying to cater to the audience
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mainly me who's deaf yeah actually
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here's what I noticed it here's the
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complicated part I have no reference
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anymore with the hearing aids so when I
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was glad that my sister said to you and
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then you told me and then of course I
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said hey man my sister complains a lot
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which you went back and told her of
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course my sister complains about sup but
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she was right you were right but I have
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no reference because even when it was
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turned down I kept saying to people is
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this loud to me it's because you know
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the the compression in my hearing aids
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will bring the music up and it does all
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kinds of weird things and it was very
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difficult for me to reference if the it
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was too loud the best line of the night
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was you saying uh I see the music he
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says it gotta be 140 decibels in there I
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said which is illegal I think in most
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communities and it was booming the guy
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were nd it was just loud what bothered
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me the fidelity was mediocre
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so so you said oh okay well I just I
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just turned my
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hearing it is off it sounds great okay
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anyway it was a great time was great you
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had all the family there we had a
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fantastic time I'm really happy you came
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when Mimi came I'm happy everybody came
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so it was and now I'm married go figure
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yeah about that now about that now as
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the keeper is part of the enterprise we
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see we've not had our start button in
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now you watch no no no I think your
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modulation resolving that last show no
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we haven't had our honeymoon yet and
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that's because we're going we're going
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to combine it with a trip to Northern
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Ireland a friend of hers her daughter is
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getting married that they were actually
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there as was the daughter very good
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friends first so we had already planned
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on undoing the the Northern Ireland trip
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but and then from there we're gonna go
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to just four or five days going to go to
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Portugal just to sit on the beach for
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you know a couple of days but we will be
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in London for two days and the keeper is
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like a you know now that we're a part of
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this enterprise we should do a meet-up
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so I think we'll do that on let me see
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we'll do it on Wednesday Oh John just
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popped out get him back in a second
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don't hang up on me
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hello can you hear me I can hear you you
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hung up on me I didn't do anything about
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anybody as I was saying because she's
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now part of the saying wife saying
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Tina's part of the enterprise now I know
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I heard what you said I said because
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we're going to London and she's part of
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the enterprise now we were going to do a
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meet-up on Friday I think it's the 13th
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oh could be Friday no the rise of what
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of June hold on let me check are we
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gonna do shows or whoa
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they dead I only skip once for a wedding
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I'm not gonna skip for a honeymoon you
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crazy
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no Friday Friday no I'm sorry Wednesday
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the 12th yes
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Wednesday the 12th of June he will do a
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meet-up in London to be determined I
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just want to give everybody a heads up
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it'll be in the evening and then if
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anyone wants to we could do one in
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Portugal
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I don't do we have but definitely
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definitely have people in Portugal I
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don't think we have anybody well we
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can't do it in Ireland we in Northern
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Ireland we just won't have enough time
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I'm just in and out so I look forward to
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that yeah I know that Portugal is
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probably not gonna happen I think you'll
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get him of showing it London yes and um
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and that I think that would be fine yes
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we will be serving dry salads it's the
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new No Agenda staple all right
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and thank you all very much for all your
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tweets and well wishes and all the great
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things you've said and the Dutch press
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has been their typical the typical way
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you know always a little cranky
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well we're that Tina looks like the
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perfect mix between X number one and X
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number two on juice bags anyway hey
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there was something else there was big
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big news that took place and that was
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the and a lot and in fact mark halls her
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mercs or Mark Hall who also attended our
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nuptials was very honest and he had he
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actually although he lives in in the
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Austin area he had he was staying at the
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hotel where we had the reception he said
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Adam I'm going upstairs I'm going to
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watch the final game of Game of Thrones
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episode I will be back he was the only
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person that was honest about it
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I saw people tripperz leave in you know
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that you have people thinking I gotta
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get out soon I don't you know
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after the after everything was done
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there's cleanup and people like don't
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tell me don't tell me what happened
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don't - don't spoil it for me and I give
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me crap about just checking a score and
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I know I know well so I have two clips
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that relate to this the first is just
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something interesting between AOC and
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Elizabeth Warren for some reason they've
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teamed up on I don't not sure what
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issues but they had their little review
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of the Game of Thrones and as you can
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imagine you know if it was good I feel
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like we were getting so close to having
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this ending with just women running the
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world like oh they're too emotional now
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exactly and willing at the end to make a
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quick Allegiant shift when Danny was and
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yet who already is queen of the north
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thank you very much right right she
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walks away saying and I'll still be
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queen of the north I know come on for
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the big ones and I was disappointed when
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you get some feminist analysis up in HBO
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all right so there it is it's like okay
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clip of the day right off the bat so we
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get that over with well hold on a sec
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[Music]
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thank you I mean give me a break what is
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intended to expose yourself as some sort
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of a fanboy junkie and go on and on
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about women taking over the world and
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all this other stuff how is this a
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politically good idea well I don't think
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it is but maybe a lot of people agree
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well this bring brings me to my second
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clip in this I have not followed Game of
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Thrones I tried watching the first
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episode and a half didn't really like it
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I did sit and watch as at least watch
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the final one yeah Monday and let me
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tell you my side so we even this up I
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have never seen any complete episode of
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Game of Thrones I can't watch I think
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it's unwatchable I like to see I have
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seen this scenes where the dragon comes
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in and burns people to the you know just
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burns her to the to toast yeah I think
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that's kind of cool and I liked
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what's-her-name the actress who plays
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the evil blonde yeah with the dragon
24:37
yeah I think she's fun to watch act
24:39
mm-hmm but I've never seen a whole
24:41
episode I never saw any thing from this
24:43
season including a clip so I I can't I
24:46
don't care about this story I think it's
24:48
it's a cornball just cornball period
24:52
well yes you're right and what the what
24:55
is interesting to me is why do I not
24:57
like it
24:58
why does my partner-in-crime Jhansi
25:00
dvorák not like it why does my I love
25:03
saying it why does my wife not like it
25:04
why do we why does it not appeal to us
25:06
what is it so instead of why doesn't
25:09
appeal what is it that it appeals to
25:11
people so much that they are just you
25:15
know it's it's it's now at the point
25:16
where their entire petitions I think on
25:19
moveon.org to rewrite and reshoot the
25:22
ending because they did it wrong or
25:24
something and yeah no one petitions for
25:26
anything of importance like I don't know
25:28
what the Chinese are doing or structure
25:33
yeah anyway another person who was a big
25:36
fan is my co-inventor of podcasting dave
25:39
winer and he did a short little podcast
25:43
which I think explained entirely what
25:48
kind of people like this
25:50
why and it's a minute 30 then it's just
25:54
Nene listen yes the ground that the game
25:58
of Thrones has broken other than just
26:01
incredible attention to detail in the
26:04
production and a sense of grandiosity
26:08
that is like nothing had ever done
26:12
before as far as I'm concerned by the
26:13
way you can tell who was in charge of
26:16
the technology and who was in charge of
26:18
the sound when podcasting was created
26:20
the thing about Game of Thrones is that
26:22
it just fucks with you and they've been
26:26
doing that ever since season one you
26:28
know you go along and all through season
26:30
one you think you know the main
26:31
character is Ned Stark you know this is
26:34
the show about Ned Stark and of course
26:36
the end of season one they kill Ned's
26:40
and it's just been one thing after
26:43
another just like that so I left this
26:45
aim to establish he's a huge fan where
26:47
you know you could you just don't feel
26:49
like the ground you're walking on is
26:51
solid at all and you could just never
26:53
and then oh then they they sort of throw
26:55
these curve balls at you because they
26:58
have such terrible writing that they put
27:01
out a few mediocre shows and you think
27:03
well these guys just there's enough
27:05
there's no point I'm just gonna go
27:07
through the motions and I'm not
27:08
expecting anything to happen and the it
27:12
just lower your expectations all the way
27:14
down to the floor and then it's not like
27:18
man we just want to do this and so
27:22
that's what we're gonna do and people
27:23
get very angry about this because it's
27:25
like I don't know it's like every time
27:28
Trump does something crazy people go bad
27:31
you know Trump's doing something crazy
27:33
look everybody let's ego yeah that's
27:39
right
27:40
well why are you surprised other than
27:44
yeah I guess there's a rush that you get
27:46
and it's the same with Game of Thrones
27:49
it's a rush there you go it's Trump
27:54
derangement syndrome yeah yeah maybe
27:59
it explains two things in one go people
28:02
somehow were certain people respond a
28:05
lot of people to mediocre crap
28:09
with things that turn you upside down
28:11
twists your stomach because you get a
28:13
rush from running around saying this is
28:15
fucked up that's exactly what he just
28:19
said and I think his analysis is correct
28:21
the expletive properly sorry the first
28:32
time first time for everything now that
28:38
could be look at people who like the
28:41
shore they're all a bunch of Democrats
28:44
is not necessarily a Democrat he hates
28:46
Trump I don't think she's Democrat he's
28:50
voted for he's voted Republican in the
28:52
past and I know he has I don't care he
28:55
said he got all involved with because of
28:57
Obama cuz of Obama he's now all in on up
29:00
on being political he never was before
29:03
ever he went he did a whole podcast
29:05
about his change from being a political
29:08
to political and it was all because of
29:10
Obama and he thinks Obama's the best and
29:12
and he expects great things for the
29:14
country because of Obama Obama Obama
29:15
this was of course eight or nine years
29:17
ago and you know he's not it didn't
29:22
sound like a Republican to me I'm not
29:24
saying he's Republican I'm saying he's
29:26
not as far as I know I don't I don't see
29:29
him as a Democrat I see who I see
29:30
someone who hates Trump illogically
29:32
Democrat because I heard her say it okay
29:36
fine Democrat well but I don't think
29:39
that's what the reason I say that I
29:41
would think of support is because this
29:43
is just Democrat Hill BOTS who liked
29:45
this show no I don't think so
29:48
but it is so far we've got three of them
29:50
I got yeah come on leave you gotta tell
29:52
me Leo Laporte is a Democrat he's a big
29:56
game of Thrones guy - is that yes of
29:58
course he is all right let's move on to
30:03
something more important like this China
30:06
situation fantastic the the mainstream
30:10
media all they can talk about is well
30:14
Google might not be able to sell the
30:16
Android you know Kent license Android
30:19
operating system - Huawei did they miss
30:21
the executive order did they just miss
30:24
this and not see that this is a huge
30:27
deal this could screw China into the
30:29
ground I mean really really screw China
30:35
besides Huawei's phones the networking
30:39
equipment they have they have laptops
30:42
and computers that will no longer be
30:44
allowed to run Windows now they have a
30:46
90-day window that was created before
30:48
Huawei's name goes on the list but it
30:51
could put anybody on the list it's it's
30:54
it's really a very very powerful move
30:57
that is being well of course all the
30:59
mainstream news all they do is Trump
31:02
Trump bars you're missing the real news
31:08
that this to me I don't know if you guys
31:10
talked about some details for people the
31:13
executive order is very detailed you see
31:16
if I can give you the the title of that
31:19
executive order it's very detailed but
31:22
it specifically appoints the Secretary
31:25
of Defense and of Homeland Security to
31:28
make decisions about which companies
31:31
American companies can share technology
31:34
with and a licensing of an operating
31:36
system obviously would also be a share
31:38
but it's it's just cutting off all all
31:41
ties between US technology companies and
31:45
Chinese technology or any any Chinese
31:48
company because this is because the
31:51
Chinese have been ripping us off of
31:54
course of course another thing that you
31:56
didn't hear the inviting dream yes and
31:59
why aren't they harping on this
32:01
there's this woman I want to get her let
32:03
me just tell you what let me just tell
32:04
you I the reason why is china owns large
32:07
portions of the united states government
32:09
they own the politicians their Lobby is
32:12
incredibly strong and they own parts of
32:15
Hollywood so that's your reason why no
32:18
one parks about it hmm
32:22
yeah no probably good reason Joe Biden's
32:27
son has a billion dollar hedge fund with
32:29
Chinese money yeah what's he gonna say
32:33
exactly what he says I have the clip it
32:40
was Biden China I thought I had a clip
32:44
maybe not he said it was no big deal
32:48
yeah it's no big deal yeah please I have
32:53
the Rosalind Layton clip I did the whole
32:56
interview with her but I don't have this
32:57
25 seconds on a huawei once you play
33:00
that just as a little background err
33:01
okay
33:03
what am I looking for here I was looking
33:05
for something at well wait yeah that
33:07
would make sense wah wah wah oh you put
33:11
a space in it okay I got it
33:13
Huawei and the other Chinese firms have
33:15
been allowed to get away with theft of
33:18
our property when you go do business in
33:20
China with a joint venture you have to
33:22
turn over your information to them they
33:23
have a new espionage law which basically
33:25
says all Chinese subjects have to go and
33:28
do espionage on their behalf I mean even
33:31
now the case from the DOJ just released
33:33
had Huawei employees would be get a
33:36
bonus if they'd go to t-mobile and steal
33:38
secrets
33:40
yes yeah yeah we that sort of thing
33:43
yeah they the in fact they stole the the
33:45
t-mobile testing robot didn't it I don't
33:48
know
33:49
executive order on securing the
33:50
information and communications
33:52
technology and services supply chain
33:54
that is the executive order came out on
33:57
the 16th of May have you seen anyone
33:59
dissected in the mainstream anyone
34:01
really talked about it
34:02
no Playa laughter yeah it's in the show
34:08
notes you can review it's a lot of
34:09
legalese but it's very clear that the
34:13
executive order says hey it's dangerous
34:14
we can't have it and we're knowing we're
34:17
not gonna have it unless China shapes up
34:19
and you know they've been going after
34:22
Huawei is the CFO still in custody as to
34:26
what's going on with her yes as a matter
34:28
of fact a house arrest I believe right
34:33
she has three at least three houses in
34:36
Vancouver switch and one of them's a
34:38
mansion so I'm sure house arrest is not
34:39
that painful just got word surgeon's dad
34:43
is doing better now good so yes I think
34:50
is very big deal already we're seeing
34:53
the so called ABC strategy being
34:56
implemented by corporate America I only
34:58
learned about this myself recently ABC
35:00
means anything but China and they're
35:03
moving manufacturing or have plans to
35:06
move manufacturing to other places in
35:08
Asia Vietnam is a favorite to Vietnam as
35:12
big certainly for the furniture that's
35:14
the furniture tray well the furniture
35:16
also crocks shoes are now made in
35:19
Vietnam oh my goodness you should be
35:21
getting a bonus I should and and by the
35:23
way you have collectors items you have
35:26
original crocks made in China the good
35:28
old days
35:29
oh my you're right I get to go to that
35:31
dead trading consortium where you trade
35:34
valuable shoes but this could also
35:36
affect consumers and law enforcement
35:40
here's a story about Chinese
35:42
manufactured drones
35:45
the ongoing us-china trade war adding a
35:48
new disputed item the Department of
35:51
Homeland Security warning unmanned
35:53
drones made by Chinese companies could
35:55
be stealing your data this comes after
35:57
the Trump administration put the Chinese
35:59
tech giant Huawei on notice over
36:01
national security concerns joining us
36:04
now is Morgan right
36:05
you noticed that's how the executive
36:07
order is discussed yeah you put Huawei
36:09
on notice the whole Chinese economy is
36:14
unnotice with this a cyber security
36:16
expert
36:18
so it's estimated that eighty five
36:20
percent of the drones in the market
36:22
right now are coming from one company in
36:24
China DJI how big of a threat do you
36:27
think that is Melissa as we're talking
36:30
right now I'm in Jacksonville Florida at
36:32
the International Association of Chiefs
36:33
of Police law enforcement technology
36:35
conference where drones the discussion
36:36
or debate happening today the keynote
36:39
was and they're happening tomorrow this
36:40
is a huge issue in fact every agency
36:43
I've talked to almost all of them are
36:45
using drones that come out of China and
36:46
so the I think it's a huge issue the
36:48
army quit quit buying certain brands
36:50
including hikvision and DJI two years
36:53
ago it's just taken time now for the
36:55
rest of the country and public safety
36:56
and public sector to catch up and they
36:59
go on to discuss that your data as to
37:02
where you're flying and the video data
37:04
is all essentially being you know also
37:06
pushed back to some cloud in China
37:09
although you can opt out of it they say
37:13
I'd like to see some data on this I mean
37:18
I wanna hear some from some techie
37:19
that's that says okay well I've got the
37:21
drone I'm gonna watch it we're gonna do
37:23
this we do that there it is to sending
37:25
out packets I guarantee you someone has
37:27
done oh I'll get that for you I haven't
37:29
seen it no I haven't looked forward but
37:31
I know it's gonna be there I I'm
37:34
wondering I'd like to see even the NSA
37:37
or any government agencies has evidence
37:39
that these things are phoning home I
37:42
don't buy devices to be used as spy
37:46
that's why I don't have these other
37:47
things I don't have that did the talking
37:50
tube in the house go for that I don't
37:53
even have the smartphone if my phone is
37:55
like interrupting the computer by is
37:56
pinging something all the time it
37:58
altaïr maybe I don't know it's just that
38:00
you know that I don't like these open
38:03
systems and so we bring all the stuff in
38:05
from China and they shit then they just
38:06
sell to China our spy devices for the
38:08
Chinese is that what you're saying yes
38:11
that's exactly right well how come
38:14
people aren't complaining about it more
38:15
instead of bitching about bar Moeller
38:17
because people like drones they like to
38:21
play with them people lighten companies
38:22
make drones people like their nest
38:25
people like they're talking tubes people
38:27
think this is all good and you and I
38:29
know better you know we got lucky when
38:33
they threw that Kaczynski guy and Joe
38:38
[Music]
38:39
Rosalyn Layton she goes on and on with
38:41
all kinds of store horror stories about
38:44
Huawei and I'm gonna try to get her a
38:47
get you an interview with her and I want
38:50
to mention that I personally and a lot
38:53
of people with me felt you're to
38:55
interview show mooch and stole was
38:58
extremely enjoyable to listen to well
39:01
thank you I really liked it I like both
39:03
of them for different reasons
39:06
I thought the mooch was my god Tom
39:09
Starkweather did a great job on on the
39:12
mooch with the with his with the sound
39:14
yes he did he had him miked up
39:17
beautifully and it came across and of
39:19
course my you know I'm using quality
39:21
gear and they actually we used that we
39:23
used his side of the recording ah okay
39:28
that would make sense
39:29
yes very good and X Y a that was a night
39:34
that was a good interview i fellow is
39:36
evergreen enough I couldn't well now I
39:39
have to do some interviews for the by
39:41
the way one thing you didn't know I
39:42
edited for the first thing I had to edit
39:47
out the part about we're gonna do just
39:48
kind of run in November mm-hmm and I got
39:51
that it's nicely taken out but stall I
39:54
probably spent an hour on the hour
39:56
because it because he has his long
39:58
pauses mm-hmm so I had that shop every
40:01
one of them out and he sells right good
40:03
without the pauses right right and
40:04
there's other EQ problems and some other
40:07
things I had to do
40:09
came up worked out well so I was happy
40:11
enough with it yeah then now I got to do
40:13
some interviews for the next time it's
40:17
about time I did some interviews well
40:19
maybe it'll be the the new leader of the
40:21
the European Union of the of the council
40:25
Starfleet Command foot on steamer Moms
40:27
if he makes it today is voting in he's
40:31
your old buddy isn't he he's my he's my
40:32
old yeah he's my old buddy you need him
40:35
for an interview it is gonna be whoo
40:36
I've already kind of gotten that party
40:39
of heart he sent out some feelers and
40:41
Cary sent him a DM on Twitter like
40:44
[Music]
40:45
crickets
40:47
exactly I'm getting crickets now it is
40:51
an interesting system they employ in the
40:55
EU in particular for this this position
40:57
you know jean-claude juncker the drunker
40:59
he's leaving and the bringing in someone
41:02
new and this is the process known as the
41:05
spits and Connie dotting of course it's
41:08
a perfect German term for the EU as as
41:11
it is the the German rice spits and
41:15
Connie Dutton and I think it would be
41:18
worth listening to some propaganda from
41:20
euronews as and you'll like it because
41:22
if you thought voting was complicated
41:26
with the electoral college how it's
41:28
really weird mom is like makes no sense
41:30
a vote is a vote for each person a vote
41:32
and popular vote in Hillary's you're the
41:34
one you should be pretty happy you're
41:36
not living in the European Union beyond
41:39
the European parliamentary elections
41:41
lies the battle for the EU
41:43
top job but how is the next president of
41:46
the European Commission chosen and is
41:48
the process democratic whoever gets the
41:51
post oversees a body with responsibility
41:54
for new laws policy I also this is one
41:57
of those animated videos I find that the
42:00
animation is insulting enough but then
42:03
people think this music they put behind
42:05
it it's like hey you're a dumb child so
42:08
let me explain this really complicated
42:10
process it was all a child in English
42:13
before you go on I find it also
42:19
insulting and I
42:22
then the other one is the it was funny
42:24
once maybe twice it was okay but the guy
42:27
drawing yes
42:30
cartoons yeah that's where it all
42:32
started with the music you draw the
42:34
cartoon he's controlling a cartoon of a
42:35
house and then a guy and man going oh my
42:38
godness a rock kids eating the house and
42:40
he draws the rock I mean it is annoying
42:43
at this point I don't want to see these
42:45
anymore and I also will blame them whose
42:48
apples they did all the famous
42:50
commercials Apple's agency shiet day
42:55
they started with the boop boop boop the
42:58
strings and the Apple commercials
42:59
remember the first ones but I'm a PC I'm
43:01
a Mac so it's carried over now to the
43:05
European Union elections and the
43:07
President of the European Commission
43:09
oversees a body with responsibility for
43:12
EU laws policies and the budget in the
43:15
past the selection procedure was seen as
43:17
rather murky described as horse trading
43:20
between governments behind closed doors
43:22
I guess it's all gonna change this
43:25
impression persisted despite reforms
43:27
giving the elected European Parliament
43:30
more say more say sound like a vote to
43:35
you or just more say hey what can I do
43:40
you've got some more say despite reforms
43:42
giving the elected European Parliament
43:45
more say five years ago jean-claude
43:48
Juncker was voted in under a new system
43:50
designed to be more democratic how does
43:53
it work now the how does more Democratic
43:56
even work this is where it gets
43:57
complicated before the parliamentary
44:00
elections each European political group
44:03
puts forward its spits and candy dad
44:05
that's German for lead candidate after
44:09
the vote the nominee from the group
44:10
winning most seats is the first to be
44:13
considered by national leaders in the
44:15
European Council which represents Member
44:17
States do they have to accept the
44:20
parliaments choice in theory no but in
44:23
practice this candidate has a clear
44:25
advantage
44:26
the EU treaty says taking into account
44:28
the parliamentary elections and after
44:31
appropriate consultations the council
44:34
elects a candidate who's then put two
44:36
MEP s in the parliament for a vote if
44:38
there's no majority leaders in the
44:41
Council have a month to propose an
44:42
alternative but the spits and candidate
44:45
process is under threat amid a power
44:47
struggle between the European Council
44:49
and the Parliament national leaders say
44:52
they don't have to go along with it
44:54
some want it ditched altogether the two
44:57
main parties in Parliament back the
44:59
system and their nominees have been
45:01
taking part in debates with other
45:03
presidential hopefuls but if the new
45:06
Parliament is fragmented and there's a
45:08
revolt against the lead candidates
45:10
system the new commission boss could be
45:12
an outsider it's all to play for
45:16
thanks.thanks for nothing if you
45:19
understand our words know exactly no
45:23
wonder people stay home and vote for
45:26
that I find it peculiar in it you know
45:30
this new brexit party and in the yeah
45:32
and the Faraj is in there taking taking
45:35
names and kicking ass in the European
45:38
elections are they the first how does
45:42
Faraj end up in the European Parliament
45:46
you constantly get getting voted in but
45:50
in the local elections in England they
45:52
won't vote him in for anything
45:54
well if they have liked it they do they
45:57
have a special a qualifying election is
46:01
a different election because they you
46:03
know the Brits take part of the EU
46:04
election right I believe I believe the
46:06
way it works is you any party can stand
46:09
for election in the European Union you
46:13
don't have to necessarily be in the
46:15
local government in fact most people if
46:19
not all of the European parliamentarians
46:22
are not in in local government they're
46:27
part of parties and they can be
46:29
affiliated with the governments but it
46:31
is it is something you vote for
46:32
separately you and I could start a party
46:34
if we were of
46:36
natives of a certain country in Europe
46:39
and then we could be voted into which is
46:41
great because you get two offices one in
46:43
Brussels one in Strasbourg you get
46:45
stipend to be higher your families you
46:48
can do all kinds of cool stuff I don't
46:50
know if you saw this special with Faraj
46:53
because I don't know who did it but he
46:55
they have him on on film or they're
46:59
taping him and he shows the place where
47:01
he works here and then he shows that
47:03
Strasbourg and it shows the buildings
47:05
and he shows everyone showing up to get
47:06
the stipend at 9:00 in the morning they
47:08
leave their money and he goes blows past
47:11
the guard who doesn't want anyone going
47:13
in there and he says I don't listen to
47:14
him and they go in I mean the whole
47:17
thing is quite dead it's like a head
47:20
shaker yeah well we'll see what happens
47:24
hopefully my guy gets in and then I'll
47:26
then I'll start and I'll just start
47:27
working them and we we should be able to
47:29
get him I mean I'm hosting the
47:31
Eurovision Song Contest for Christ's
47:33
sakes yeah again more paparazzi remember
47:43
this is a socialist deal so you're gonna
47:45
get scale yeah you don't get any of
47:53
course it is it's it's all public public
47:55
broadcast corporation yes scale host
48:00
yeah you wouldn't get like 50 grand or
48:03
Plus hmm I don't think so I'll let you
48:07
know when they call I'll tell you what
48:09
they said what the opening offer was
48:12
yeah we've heard about that guy curry
48:13
he's big what's he doing now oh he's
48:16
what he's a white caster
48:19
he's a pod cat yeah invented podcast he
48:21
never heard that
48:22
well I knew he'd I kind of knew he and I
48:24
don't know that I knew it but I think I
48:25
knew it and they can't Van a podcast but
48:27
that's what he does thanks thanks
48:32
nothing like Dona thanks you probably
48:36
have booking people to do for these
48:37
interviews yes no I know it is a problem
48:41
we needed good Booker's is what we need
48:42
we get a good Booker's we can do all the
48:44
interviews you want we could do a whole
48:46
separate series we just need Booker's we
48:48
need people to find people for us
48:50
that's all yeah find him in when guys
48:53
trying but he
48:55
I just wanted to interrupt the well
48:57
maybe we're done with the European you
48:58
and elections will no more on Sunday we
49:00
can talk about it
49:01
just about the Electoral College in the
49:03
US you know this is a surprisingly
49:07
misunderstood as of the most recent
49:10
election yeah school I don't even know
49:14
if they do anymore they don't and now
49:19
just if I asked you in 30 seconds to
49:21
tell me the reason behind the electoral
49:23
college and you've said it before it
49:26
would be to keep what a couple of large
49:30
states dominating national politics or
49:32
have the majority screw over the
49:36
minority yeah which is the problem with
49:38
the democracy
49:39
straight up straighter C's per se are
49:42
the tyranny of the majority say there's
49:45
no way you can't be tyrannical if you
49:47
run it if it's a true democracy worth
49:49
majority votes and I think brexit kind
49:52
of the whole wrecks it yes stinks of
49:55
that well here's another actually an
49:56
exemplifies the problem here's another
49:58
example how about the farmers in
50:00
California who can't even collect their
50:03
own water because the majority
50:04
determined that water has to be shipped
50:06
off to the cities yes that's the same
50:09
that's the same thing that's democracy
50:11
that's how real straight-up democracy
50:14
can work and it's great if you're on the
50:16
winning side of the water not so great
50:18
if you're not but now let's listen to
50:20
one of my favorite podcasts I'm sorry
50:22
it's the Tod cast that's right everybody
50:25
chucked out on the Tod cast and this is
50:28
just 30 seconds with kimberly atkins i
50:31
think yeah honestly the easier way if
50:34
people don't want this president in
50:36
office the better way to get him out
50:37
would be to not elect him in 2020 then
50:40
to try to impede well i've always
50:42
thought is what would james madison say
50:43
if he were to come back right now and
50:45
say and sort of what would argument what
50:47
he may wait for election all this stuff
50:48
and he would say hey hey you idiots we
50:50
actually gave you a remedy it was called
50:51
the electoral college and you chose not
50:53
to use it and that is your the whole
50:55
point of the electoral college was to
50:57
prevent some sort of disastrous
51:01
disrupter that
51:02
could totally blow up the Constitution
51:04
as we know it
51:06
I think it worked perfectly well Todd
51:09
caste prevented the situation we're
51:12
talking about this is the blindness of
51:15
the lab they exactly of the media got
51:18
the left the media torille college we
51:20
gave you like the Electoral College did
51:22
its job it kept the the imperious I will
51:28
use the word like a nice word imperious
51:31
Hillary Clinton from becoming president
51:33
based on the popular vote which was
51:35
mostly letting California dominate
51:38
things the entire popular vote that she
51:39
wanted I don't know how many times have
51:41
to say because people don't seem to
51:42
remember came from California California
51:45
pushed her over the top by over four
51:47
million votes and the new mouth she
51:49
wanted to popular vote was just three
51:52
plus million she would Alexi lost the
51:54
popular vote if you took California out
51:56
of the equation and that's the reason
51:58
for the electoral college thank you for
52:00
teaching me a new word imperious
52:03
assuming power or authority without
52:06
justification arrogant and domineering
52:09
imperious eldest imperious imperious
52:15
impe you don't know the song do you know
52:17
I don't like the way you're singing
52:20
great Duran Duran tune
52:26
let's return back to the 21st century
52:28
shall we great I'm glad you got
52:35
something on this yeah I got a couple
52:37
these well here's a vanadis new lows as
52:39
a CBS report adult film star stormy
52:43
Daniels made attorney Michael avenatti a
52:45
household name he represented her in a
52:48
lawsuit against President Trump she
52:50
wants the public to know the truth but
52:52
an indictment unsealed today alleges
52:54
avenatti stole $300,000 Daniels was owed
52:59
for her book detailing an alleged affair
53:01
with the president according to court
53:04
papers avenatti forged Daniels signature
53:07
on a letter to her literary agent and
53:09
diverted her book advance into a bank
53:11
account he controlled
53:13
he then alleging oh that's the woman on
53:18
CBS is kind of bug-eyed well she has a
53:23
speech impediment she can't say the are
53:28
you CBS seems to have more than one or
53:31
two people that do it I can't remember
53:32
her name she's pretty good for center I
53:34
never I never hated her I don't I just
53:40
find it interesting that people show up
53:42
in mainstream with with an obvious to me
53:45
it's not his speech impediment
53:46
well she replaces the are we listening
53:51
for she can't see ours is what yeah she
53:53
uses double use instead of ours where's
53:56
the back it up and playlists are stormy
54:00
Daniels made attorney Michael avenatti a
54:02
household name when he represented her
54:04
in a lawsuit against President Trump she
54:07
wants the public to know the truth but
54:09
an indictment unsealed today alleges
54:11
avenatti stole $300,000 Daniels was owed
54:16
for her book detailing I heard 3 I
54:18
didn't hear her 300,000 an alleged
54:21
affair with the president according to
54:23
court papers avenatti forged Daniels
54:26
signature on a letter to her literary
54:28
agent and diverted her book advance into
54:31
a bank account he controlled he then
54:33
allegedly used the money to pay for a
54:36
Ferrari airfare hotels
54:38
even payroll for his law firm on Twitter
54:41
today avenatti said no monies relating
54:44
to miss Daniels were ever
54:46
misappropriated or mishandled I will be
54:49
fully exonerated avenatti has also been
54:52
charged with stealing from clients in
54:54
Los Angeles and with attempting to
54:56
extort Nike by going public with claims
54:59
the shoe company was illegally paying
55:01
high school basketball players CBS News
55:05
is Jericka Duncan in March did you try
55:07
to extort Nike for millions of dollars
55:10
no and any suggestion is absolutely
55:12
absurd avenatti had considered
55:16
challenging President Trump for the
55:17
White House he even started his own
55:19
political action committee but as his
55:21
legal problems piled up he announced he
55:24
would not run in 2020
55:25
he used a third of the money he raised
55:27
to pay himself was I'm boy is that the
55:34
one of the most sacred things that an
55:36
attorney has is a trust account for your
55:39
client and it's like really locking down
55:41
you can't touch everything he did is
55:44
illegal it's unbelievable now there was
55:46
a big stink made by one of the
55:48
right-wing groups and they're talking
55:51
about how the news media specifically
55:55
was fell in love with overnight because
55:57
it was think he was the antidote to
55:59
trump and I will remind us that I said
56:03
he has to be very careful because he's
56:05
using the boomerang and when you misuse
56:08
the media to try and get get something
56:11
for yourself just for yourself it always
56:13
comes back 10 times harder and hits you
56:15
in the head walk so they've determined
56:18
that in fact somebody did a calculation
56:20
saying that media gave him a hundred and
56:22
forty seven million dollars worth of
56:24
free publicity and of course they have a
56:27
tendency to do this with people but
56:30
listen to this compilation of all the
56:32
media fawning and talking about this guy
56:34
this is a compilation put together by
56:36
free beacon
56:37
he's Donald trum worst nightmare Mike
56:40
joining us once again is Michael Ivan
56:42
audience ringing Michael avenatti
56:43
Michael avenatti Michael avenatti
56:45
Michael avenatti thank you very much
56:46
he's out there saving the country
56:48
Meechum says he may be the savior of the
56:50
if you are something of a folk hero now
56:52
Michael avenatti an apology I've been
56:55
saying I'm not for writing Michael I've
56:56
seen you everywhere what do you love to
56:58
say I was wrong brother you have a lot
57:01
to say buddy
57:02
I'm just dying to hear what you think as
57:05
people all like you I'm the only person
57:07
right here Donald Trump fears more than
57:09
Robert Noah we think you guys are the
57:12
tip of the spear that's going to take
57:13
down Donald Trump
57:15
Michael avenatti is a beast okay that's
57:17
true and he's a beast
57:21
he has a great bigger calling here that
57:24
being a lawyer is minimal compared to
57:26
what he's doing no one has talked
57:28
tougher directly to Donald Trump on TV
57:31
than Michael avenatti and Donald Trump
57:33
is afraid to mention his name that's
57:36
fascinating Donald Trump is terrified of
57:39
Michael avenatti
57:40
yeah this proper run for his money
57:41
anybody else Michael avenatti is
57:43
substantial threat to the Trump
57:45
presidency the Democrats could learn
57:46
something for you you are messing with
57:48
Trump a lot more than they are he has no
57:51
doubt created sheer panic and all
57:54
Trump's very fragile mind
57:56
Michael avenatti is laying down the law
57:58
as guest co-host
58:00
really thinking about running for
58:02
president one reason why I'm taking you
58:04
seriously as a contender is because of
58:06
your presence on cable news you look at
58:08
the field of Democrats right now and I
58:09
for not ease the one who stands out if
58:11
they decide they value a fighter most
58:13
just people would be foolish to
58:15
underestimate Michael avenatti I have
58:16
always said that they need a fighter
58:18
look I mean we're gonna continue to use
58:19
the media I think we've used it with
58:21
great success now the joke is that then
58:30
that was I thought a good compilation
58:32
yeah and the joke is that at the end of
58:34
the compilation they do it they throw a
58:36
punch line and kind of a something he
58:38
they also caught a Vinod he's saying
58:40
which turns out to be the great irony is
58:42
also it might work as an ISO but play
58:44
avenatti to all my sexual fantasies
58:46
involve handcuffs the view my goodness
59:05
yeah yeah I'll take it I'll take it as
59:07
an ender show but maybe without the aw I
59:09
don't know thing there are is just that
59:11
that's will leave us gonna fade it out
59:13
it'll leave us on a sad note if I leave
59:15
that at the end of the show oh my
59:21
goodness well with that it is time to
59:25
thank you for your courage and say in
59:26
the morning to you the man who put the C
59:28
in the cuffs on a vanadis handcuffs John
59:31
C drag good morning to you mr. Adam
59:36
curry also in the morning to all ships
59:37
and see boots on the ground feet in the
59:39
air subs in the water all the games and
59:41
nights out there in the morning to our
59:43
trolls sitting there in the troll room
59:46
doing their business gender stream comm
59:49
24/7
59:50
you got streams of shows greatly on the
59:55
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am I missing here you have to see grumpy
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copycat diet meanwhile you know some
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gives a shit about who uh I don't know
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either now shit about him Doris Day
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see lots of tributes to her now grumpy
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the episode 1139 that was our interview
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it's an older piece that we took we got
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it from the evergreens it was nice it's
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kind of it was a like a postmodern
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a postman look at it it was beautiful
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gotta get your first day edition Adam
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congratulations on your new home and
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wife Ramadan Kareem njn K yes it is
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Ramadan is ongoing now is it not I
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believe so we should say happy Ramadan
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to everybody happy Ramadan everybody but
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not everybody that's fantastic enjoy
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enjoy I love the after this after sunset
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he's definitely the top guy with a long
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being called out as a douchebag on the
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call out fifty five hundred eighty
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boobs donation oh it's the backwards
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right to flip it over this backwards
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boobs with an S do it on a calculator is
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it this is the proper way to do it on a
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to human resources she provides
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sustenance 4.5 4 5 5 8 is in honor of
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the Metra mone allows of adamant the
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just because I'm not sure what my actual
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CPM would be since I started listening
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yeah since I started listening if you
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did actually sell out but hopefully it
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trying to do all this numerology for
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just do you deserve a D do she finally
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Michigan all the time so he's able to
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defend his territory for jingles it
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would be great if you could find any AOC
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clip followed by a megatron disappointed
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in this generation i think you have an
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iso or at least you used to followed by
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some type of sales Karma yes we're an
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interesting read you might try to
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understand the split universe they
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recommend the book their righteous mind
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by Jonathan heat I've read this it's a
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very good book he has essentially met
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five moral foundations and how people
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fall on the moral foundations determine
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whether they are in universe a or B the
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five categories are if you care fairness
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or proportionality loyalty or in-group
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okay this not makes no sense let's read
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the book basically the finding of the
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conversations have a balance of all five
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moral foundations onward wait he needs
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his jingles this is ridiculous selfie
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which I have defined now I believe he
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becomes a knight today yes tonight I
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don't know that he says that is possible
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possible well it's definitely instant
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night in some regard I've been I made a
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donation in the amount of 1139 this
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donation should be dubbed the keeper in
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honor of Adam's nuptials oh and is also
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divisible by 17 which is prime and my
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own version of 33 bingo I've listened
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for a long time as a douche bag so addi
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douching is in order as this is my first
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donation this makes me an instan ight I
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would like to be known as Sir Benjamin
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Doolin the poor knight of the wood the
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show is great I laugh every time John is
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a crotchety old fucker and Adam gets
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missed about it what does that happen
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twice a week and every Thursday no
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first real job since delivering pizza in
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college all that army stuff for the last
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28 years didn't even seem to be like a
1:09:39
real job a career yes but most of the
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time too much fun to be truly a job
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onward to the next chapter for both of
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us thank you for your courage and my
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there we go Thank You trolls well he's
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absentia he's in Riyadh Robert used to
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today Kelly from Kenai Kenai it's been a
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Father for I have sinned sending a
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specifically dudes named Ben please play
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Nancy's jobs jobs jobs and Sharpton's
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not sure the title sounds like of which
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we know much yeah that would be I think
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that's resists we much is what's being
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there keep up the good work or desist we
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apologies major congrats for Adam and
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Tina hope you as lucky as I've been 25
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years last month
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douchebag check for Wyatt and his
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brother Dave something I explained he
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apparently is a douche bag douche bag
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check guy I initiated that long ago but
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never explained well but got a jingle
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never explained well they've listened
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it go for too long yeah a time that's a
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secret agent Paul who did that jingle oh
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well but in response probably furred
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from a request that makes sense
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ah right he came up with a douchebag
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cheque idea and then secret agent Paul
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did the jingle which is what he says but
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he got a jingle buddy never explained it
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sharpton we much he's got some jingles
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you can queue up ITM jens's the answer
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I confess I only have one serious love
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I'm just looking I was looking at the at
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call out to anyone working in visual
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a douchebag sometimes it looks like
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almost everyone in this line of work are
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crazy liberals believing every word out
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of John Oliver or Stephen Colbert's
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mouths by the way you know there was
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that report that said that Colbert and
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know that the Jon Stewart quitting The
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Daily Show helped Trump get elected did
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you see that uh it was it no it was an
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official study it was it was published
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on you know some sites but was retracted
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because they made a mistake in the math
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because III follow this retraction watch
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website for all the yeah peer-reviewed
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Sciences retracted which is quite a lot
1:18:13
I might add and way too much and the
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original yes the original clip not
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enough really the original claim was
1:18:21
that Jon Stewart quitting the Daily Show
1:18:26
had at least helped Trump by one percent
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in getting elected and then someone saw
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that they had miscalculated the mean or
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something some so they done something
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wrong and it turns out that Jon Stewart
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and John Oliver and The Daily Show and
1:18:44
Stephen Colbert have absolutely had zero
1:18:48
influence on Trump being elected and I
1:18:51
don't know which is worse for them I bet
1:18:53
they were at home like man I'm important
1:18:55
and now is oh it didn't matter one bit
1:18:59
that's because they say they preach to
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the choir yeah it was just what an
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amazing that that study was retracted
1:19:08
yeah well it's still out the public
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domain it'll be really the people
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believe it sure okay thank you for your
1:19:18
courage congratulations to Adam
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I'm sure there's a few of us that are
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listening to the best podcast in
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universe donate today for title I'd like
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to be sir Jobin of the visual effects
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can we please add cheese fondue and
1:19:31
raclette ooh to the round table yeah
1:19:33
cheese fondue and raclette what is
1:19:36
request direct led is that would they
1:19:40
have the cheese on like it's like herbs
1:19:43
heat is heated on the wheel or something
1:19:45
and you scrape it off the wheel is kind
1:19:47
of like hot you know it's just you've
1:19:49
seen these things believe me you've seen
1:19:51
it look it up
1:19:53
all right time cheese is needed and the
1:19:56
Dutch aren't really helping us with that
1:19:58
sorry Adam well Swiss cheese Swiss
1:20:03
manufactured cheese's some of them it's
1:20:05
probably third in the world after and
1:20:10
maybe fourth after French who I would
1:20:12
say number one Italian would be number
1:20:14
two and then this is the Spanish I would
1:20:16
give three the Dodger what had just
1:20:18
whale shit where is it where the Dutch
1:20:20
the Dutch would be down under after the
1:20:23
Swiss maybe one two three four five how
1:20:26
about the how about Wisconsin 20 did the
1:20:36
Chinese make cheese well no okay well
1:20:41
you said like dairy prices not big dairy
1:20:43
eaters hmm anyway thanks for your
1:20:45
courage and aggression now he asked that
1:20:47
you also want to ask her to jingles yeah
1:20:49
Yoko Ono's the great gig in the sky and
1:20:52
listen to that one less than what he
1:20:53
said I got this note here yeah and
1:20:55
listen to that horn yes for yeah I can
1:20:58
play those
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[Music]
1:21:18
you've got karma yeah we should discuss
1:21:25
cheese more on the show
1:21:27
yeah I'm all-in yeah Jesus tasty Jeffrey
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Brier $207 $0.64 Adam congratulations to
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you and your and the keeper on your
1:21:40
marriage and I pray for many years of
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happiness for you both
1:21:44
thanks to both of you and John for being
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the only place to get an honest look at
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the news it's true that's true
1:21:52
throw some karma towards yourselves keep
1:21:55
up the great work
1:21:56
now I'm a little surprised you didn't
1:21:59
mention that I threw that into my vows I
1:22:04
didn't need you to remind me so in the
1:22:10
middle of the vows Adam says it's just
1:22:15
you know the back-and-forth but I
1:22:17
actually should mention this I recorded
1:22:20
the entire thing no one has that but you
1:22:22
we wouldn't mind that seeing it ya know
1:22:28
now it's like valuable I recorded it I'd
1:22:30
noticed I was doing for some snapshots
1:22:32
for the newsletter and I realized that I
1:22:35
didn't make any said just took nothing
1:22:37
but videos well the picture you used for
1:22:40
the newsletter was not appreciated by my
1:22:43
wife Oh what what did I say no this it
1:22:49
was the pic it was just you know it was
1:22:50
it it was of Ellen reading but it wasn't
1:22:53
cropped and so you got the officiant
1:22:56
picking his nose you know it's just a
1:22:57
weird show it was not a great shot right
1:23:01
that's what I was just about to say I'm
1:23:04
looking for snapshots that I can use in
1:23:08
the newsletter and I realize all I did
1:23:10
was take videos already one video after
1:23:17
another said holy crap and so I found
1:23:19
that one picture no and I did crop it
1:23:23
cuz I was using
1:23:24
wide-angle lens oh is cropped mm-hmm and
1:23:26
yes I left a guy picking his nose
1:23:28
because it was funny
1:23:30
and I thought it should be worked about
1:23:32
my commentary that I wrote underneath
1:23:34
the picture as the caption No yes that
1:23:37
was exome - yeah but anyway she knows
1:23:41
she knows the business does well now
1:23:43
that she's part of the enterprise yeah
1:23:47
okay so that's true so he throws in in
1:23:52
the middle of the ceremony he as part of
1:23:54
his bowels my box in the voice he goes
1:24:09
that's true come on people were laughing
1:24:12
- do you know what the hell it meant
1:24:14
that's how good the most everybody in
1:24:17
there uh-huh anyway so that was funny
1:24:20
you're right
1:24:21
all right so what does Jeff does never
1:24:23
forget it he's gonna give him a
1:24:24
something here it is you need a give him
1:24:25
a karma towards yourselves yeah he needs
1:24:27
a greenie - karma you've got Karma $200
1:24:34
which Sir Tim of the tunnels who writes
1:24:38
200 bucks he says I just want to
1:24:40
congratulate Adam and Tina again kudos
1:24:42
to John for calling out producers on the
1:24:44
Twitter's not sure what I did but I did
1:24:46
something may peace from above rest upon
1:24:49
you and remain with you now and forever
1:24:51
and such yeah that concludes our list of
1:25:01
producers executive producers and
1:25:03
associate executive producers for show
1:25:05
11:14 you want to thank you every one of
1:25:06
them for really help and get this show
1:25:08
it was great it's been a tough month
1:25:11
fact that we didn't do a show last
1:25:12
Sunday yeah well we did do a show which
1:25:14
took actually more time than probably
1:25:16
the show usually takes production part
1:25:20
yeah it takes because it's posted this
1:25:22
is the beauty of the regular show yes
1:25:24
we're done and we're done on to the next
1:25:28
one yes exactly well on behalf of the
1:25:31
show and the enterprise the value
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network here in in Austin and the keeper
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I would say
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thank you for supporting the work we do
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you know pretty much continue working
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throughout anything in our lives one way
1:25:45
or the other
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that's why the honeymoon will be filled
1:25:47
with shows from the road European flavor
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and such but also just understanding how
1:25:53
the value system works with all the DES
1:25:54
platforming going on I think we chose a
1:25:57
very smart path it's not an easy one but
1:26:00
it is our show together and we are
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making it work into our 11th season now
1:26:06
and thank you for all of your courage
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I wonder relation I'm sorry I should
1:26:42
clarify sell used jargon and I really
1:26:45
try not to oh when I say cuz people want
1:26:48
to know what that means
1:26:49
when I say it's posted I mean it's post
1:26:53
produced posted is just the short
1:26:54
version of okay it means that you post
1:26:59
produce it means you do the show after
1:27:01
you've done that you create the material
1:27:04
then you put the show together and you
1:27:06
do the editing and you've tweaked it and
1:27:08
you do the sound you compress you do all
1:27:10
these things after you've done it and
1:27:12
that is the way most people for some
1:27:14
reason and a lot of podcasting schools
1:27:16
teach this well tell you the reai will
1:27:19
tell you the reason why the reason why
1:27:22
is that people did not have the
1:27:25
equipment available to them it's still
1:27:28
really not readily available in a form
1:27:31
that makes sense
1:27:31
there's no hey here's your box to do
1:27:34
your great voice in podcasting well yeah
1:27:36
as the road caster ripoff that's the
1:27:38
story for another day so people started
1:27:43
post-processing to make it sound good
1:27:44
and I will tell you that I believe is
1:27:48
probably good 80 percent maybe even
1:27:50
higher maybe even 85 90 % of all
1:27:52
podcasts are done in post-production
1:27:54
mode if these people would take the time
1:27:57
to learn how to do it in real time and
1:28:00
you know the shoots send me an e-mail
1:28:02
I'll tell you what gear to get I mean
1:28:04
Horowitz does it in real time the show
1:28:07
stock broke the show money manager
1:28:10
the show money manager would your show
1:28:14
will be better it's just you I hear the
1:28:17
the love and the spontaneity chopped out
1:28:20
of so many podcasts pick Joe Rogan does
1:28:24
it all live it's a great podcast yeah I
1:28:28
don't think he's sitting around chopping
1:28:29
up stuff just let it flow and don't
1:28:32
worry about your flubs it makes you
1:28:33
human but you gotta make it sound good
1:28:35
it has to sound good
1:28:37
in your clip well that doesn't really
1:28:40
bother me is that that's just I was it
1:28:42
podcasts are only like two minutes long
1:28:43
so it's not a problem but if you're
1:28:45
gonna listen to something for any length
1:28:46
of time you might want to consider that
1:28:48
um but the post-production and this is
1:28:51
the thing that would I like about it the
1:28:54
most besides the fact that you're done
1:28:55
is that it gets it gets another word
1:29:00
that use of the word posted it gets
1:29:02
posted as a finished product for people
1:29:05
to download within an hour mm-hmm as
1:29:08
opposed to the one of the shows that
1:29:09
unfiltered show used to be posted it was
1:29:13
post produced and it would take them
1:29:14
days to get the show out oh hell yeah I
1:29:17
used to do television shows it would
1:29:19
take two days of editing and then we
1:29:21
started to do them live and was the best
1:29:23
thing ever you start at 7:00 p.m.
1:29:25
you've done it 10 to 8:00 go home
1:29:27
nothing left to do to have a meeting the
1:29:30
next day when the ratings come out and
1:29:33
was that was lovely I want to talk about
1:29:37
the deep platforming that's happening
1:29:39
and where it's leading and I'm actually
1:29:41
very positive about some things I've
1:29:43
been noticing over the past week and the
1:29:47
deep platforming again from yes they're
1:29:51
people in the Indies companies in Google
1:29:53
and Facebook and and all in Twitter and
1:29:56
there's lots of people who will tweak
1:29:59
the algos push someone off you know
1:30:01
there's hate of course it's what happens
1:30:02
in companies with lots of employees you
1:30:05
know there's people who you know like
1:30:08
we've discussed on the show whose job it
1:30:10
is they're their contractors and they
1:30:12
listen to stuff and say yeah maybe I
1:30:13
don't know send it off you know send it
1:30:15
to the algo again but really most of it
1:30:18
is just to keep brand safe content on
1:30:22
these platforms and buy brand safe these
1:30:25
days that means nothing controversial so
1:30:28
they don't really even want their ads
1:30:30
anywhere near anyone who for an example
1:30:33
would talk about Infowars or Alex Jones
1:30:35
and it's all for the advertisers it yeah
1:30:38
there's always political bias but the
1:30:40
political bias starts with god the
1:30:42
american god the advertiser and that's
1:30:44
where the bias is so if you really want
1:30:47
to change that you need to go after all
1:30:48
advertisers but everyone's too
1:30:49
chickenshit they won't do that but other
1:30:51
things are happening just to add some
1:30:53
color to this Laura Loomer who was the
1:30:57
platform very early on was on with Alex
1:31:00
Jones as a documentary coming out
1:31:02
about the people who have been deep
1:31:05
platform may even be out I saw the
1:31:07
trailer for I'm not gonna play it for
1:31:09
it's all very dramatic Oh taking away
1:31:12
our free speech so uh censoring us and I
1:31:16
just don't I don't buy into that we
1:31:19
don't need YouTube Google Twitter we
1:31:22
don't need that we've been functioning
1:31:23
we've worked very very hard at it and
1:31:25
been doing it for a long time and very
1:31:26
consistently on Thursdays and we're
1:31:31
alive and we're doing it this hysteria
1:31:36
is concerning but it is also driving
1:31:40
something positive which I'll explain
1:31:42
after we listen to Laura Loomer and her
1:31:45
plight on the Alex Jones Show well I
1:31:48
wish that he would do something like I
1:31:50
said I confronted Congress and when
1:31:52
Jackie was testifying in September and I
1:31:54
begged President Trump I begged him to
1:31:56
do something before it was too late and
1:31:58
that was when Adele had access to my my
1:32:01
my Twitter accounts right but I was
1:32:03
mocked right look at that asshole Billy
1:32:05
long in Congress its mocked me and
1:32:07
called me crazy but what are they doing
1:32:27
okay he's concerned about it but that's
1:32:29
not gonna stop the fact that I've lost
1:32:31
90 percent of my income can't make a
1:32:36
living anymore even though I have a
1:32:37
degree I was valedictorian in college I
1:32:40
graduated top of my class in my
1:32:42
journalism program I'm sick of fighting
1:32:45
harder than most conservatives I'm
1:32:46
fighting harder than anybody and I'm
1:32:49
being destroyed and they mock me and
1:32:50
they say I'm some crazy conspiracy
1:32:52
that's what happens Lorna leaders so I
1:32:55
hear you as what happens to the leaders
1:32:59
that's right they get them going first M
1:33:01
leaders hey first of all there's plenty
1:33:04
of things you can do consider webcam
1:33:06
work there's tons of stuff you can do
1:33:08
but oh that's mean I know is a mean joke
1:33:13
I know it's a mean joke I didn't really
1:33:15
mean that
1:33:15
but it's a look I'll tell you if I lost
1:33:18
90 percent of my income I'd be on the
1:33:20
webcam so damn fast your head would spin
1:33:23
I'd be what we saw yeah yeah I do
1:33:26
whatever I have to do to keep alive and
1:33:28
support my family as I have done in the
1:33:29
past I work for MTV says enough what
1:33:32
levels I stoop to but the deep
1:33:36
platforming is driving incredible in of
1:33:39
innovation and re innovation and I'll
1:33:43
explain it most of the companies that we
1:33:47
use and believe we can't be without and
1:33:50
then we're hooked a lot of people are
1:33:53
very hooked too particularly on Gmail I
1:33:55
want to right remember to say something
1:33:57
about Gmail a moment they are built on
1:34:02
open source an open source that they
1:34:05
take and add to and you know when they
1:34:08
add to under it under the particular
1:34:10
licenses they also have to publish the
1:34:12
changes they've made and this is how we
1:34:14
get things like the chromium browser
1:34:16
which is open source
1:34:18
but there's other you know even just the
1:34:20
web servers the the underpinnings the
1:34:22
technology it's really out there it's
1:34:25
available and what no one ever thinks
1:34:27
about is you know what if a bunch of
1:34:29
people who weren't necessarily funded by
1:34:32
VC or if they really you know they lay
1:34:36
out this big money scheme but whatever
1:34:38
just people who are just kind of
1:34:39
interested in creating recreating
1:34:43
technology that everybody can use that
1:34:46
is not controlled and not spying on you
1:34:48
and Laura Loomer is actually on gab gab
1:34:52
comm gab is a competitor to Twitter and
1:34:57
Instagram and Facebook and search to
1:35:01
some degree to Google but not really but
1:35:04
their social network and they have a
1:35:07
very stand back rules you can do really
1:35:10
pretty much whatever you want as long as
1:35:11
it's within the constitutional
1:35:14
definition of free speech which means
1:35:18
there are some limitations about
1:35:19
threatening language etc and and you
1:35:24
know that it's a competitor to to these
1:35:27
companies and people are honest
1:35:29
Twitter yeah but people are on it and
1:35:31
and they're using it and I have an
1:35:34
account I've been on and off it yeah now
1:35:36
but what they did is they took the
1:35:39
open-source version of the brave browser
1:35:43
which we have raved about before brave
1:35:46
has its own come you know they're the
1:35:47
real commercial company they've got huge
1:35:50
funding guy who one of the early Mozilla
1:35:54
guys was rousted yep Mozilla for sexual
1:35:59
harassment Orson no no no he no he he
1:36:03
gave money to an aunt gave money oh my
1:36:09
god he gave money to a republican yes it
1:36:11
was it was to a a group who was
1:36:14
petitioning against same-sex marriage
1:36:16
that's that was a true offense that was
1:36:19
a horrible offence so you can't do it
1:36:21
you sent him to hell so they took the
1:36:24
brave browser stripped out all the crap
1:36:27
and brave is also I think I don't fits
1:36:30
based on yeah things based on chromium
1:36:33
you know took out a lot of the things
1:36:36
that were just heavyweight and added in
1:36:40
their dissenter which is I think we've
1:36:43
discussed this before it's a little
1:36:45
button and anywhere that any website any
1:36:47
page Iran you click that button and you
1:36:50
have your own you can start your own
1:36:51
comment thread so really it's kind of
1:36:55
what discus should have done but instead
1:36:57
of discus or discus is a commenting
1:37:01
system that works on a website this
1:37:03
works within your browser so you can go
1:37:05
around and you can have conversations
1:37:07
and of course you can also shadow that
1:37:09
to gab so that you have a record there
1:37:13
but it's a very interesting way of
1:37:14
conversing but the browser this browser
1:37:17
is finally what I would call the
1:37:21
people's browser it is so lightweight it
1:37:24
is so fast it kicks Braves ass a million
1:37:27
times over it is faster than any other
1:37:30
browser I've run on windows certainly on
1:37:33
the Mac who are you talking about the
1:37:35
dissenter browser that gab made they
1:37:37
made a browser they took the open source
1:37:40
of all those confused I'm sorry
1:37:42
they took the open source code of all
1:37:44
these douchebags and I'm saying the
1:37:46
brave guys douchebag not really
1:37:48
douchebags but and said screw it we're
1:37:50
gonna make the people's browser and
1:37:52
we're gonna take out all the spying
1:37:54
block all the all those things you don't
1:37:56
want to have make it super fast
1:37:58
lightweight and they succeeded and it is
1:38:00
a fantastic product you should not use
1:38:03
any other browser this in my opinion and
1:38:06
these guys are also get this browser gap
1:38:09
calm slash download um in addition
1:38:15
they're also talking about forking
1:38:17
because that's where it is you fork you
1:38:19
take the open source project and create
1:38:21
a new project from it it's completely
1:38:22
legal is like I'm gonna fork it I'm
1:38:24
gonna create my own side project it's
1:38:26
the way open-source was meant to be and
1:38:28
they're going to do that to key base and
1:38:30
key base is probably the largest
1:38:32
repository of identity so secure you
1:38:38
know the like my mice my peach my
1:38:43
encryption key my public key that is
1:38:45
identity a true identity in the crypto
1:38:48
world in the way it was kind of intended
1:38:50
originally on the internet they're going
1:38:52
they're talking about forking that and
1:38:53
turning that into a real consumer facing
1:38:56
business that not just techies and
1:38:59
people who understand how to do
1:39:00
encrypted email they'll make it simple
1:39:03
and do they haven't really shown a
1:39:05
business model yet I'm not quite sure
1:39:08
exactly where that where they're going
1:39:09
to go I would donate money to them hand
1:39:11
over fist as much as I could to support
1:39:14
this but I think we are going to see the
1:39:17
more deep platforming takes place the
1:39:19
more people are moving towards these
1:39:21
platforms and a tipping point is
1:39:23
a-coming not for Google Google has other
1:39:25
you know other issues that tied into the
1:39:28
spy apparatus oats and that's their
1:39:31
whole origin that's kind of hard to to
1:39:33
remove them but if I tell you that you
1:39:36
go to google.com slash purchases you
1:39:40
should try this John Google I did okay
1:39:44
and what did you see I got five
1:39:48
purchases that weren't made by me I
1:39:49
don't know who did them I never got
1:39:51
charged for him one purchased by me and
1:39:54
the rest nothing
1:39:56
hey I have the same I actually haven't
1:39:59
the bogus purchases or someone that's
1:40:01
that who'd not even you know I did not
1:40:03
get bogus it's actually my account
1:40:06
Google a cop here's what I have on mine
1:40:09
hundred gigabytes of Google every month
1:40:12
I purchased a surface dock which I
1:40:16
didn't buy through I bought it from the
1:40:17
Windows Store Microsoft Store something
1:40:21
for my hearing aids and and really I
1:40:24
only had one legitimate and so none of
1:40:27
these things I purchased through Google
1:40:29
and the way they do agree the one I'd
1:40:31
the one that they showed up for me was
1:40:32
from Amazon but it was only one thing
1:40:35
and I buy like probably 20 things a
1:40:37
month from Amazon for the last since
1:40:39
2000 whatever at least ten years and
1:40:43
there's just one so I've not I'm not
1:40:45
freaked out about this because it's like
1:40:47
it doesn't work and the reason why is
1:40:50
squirrelmail Google collects these
1:40:54
purchase this purchase information by
1:40:57
going through your Gmail and pulling out
1:41:00
receipts ah well yeah it doesn't have
1:41:04
access to squirrel mail but that's them
1:41:07
but so whoever thinks this is a good
1:41:09
idea and that they're only doing it with
1:41:12
receipts you need to check yourself air
1:41:16
pal did Google knows raghu --gel knows
1:41:20
Google knows and in one of these days
1:41:22
hey buddy this is kind of interesting
1:41:24
what if your wife wants to see this
1:41:26
email yours it's one step away I love
1:41:29
that email mailing out I love the email
1:41:32
yeah I hacked your web cam I saw what
1:41:34
you were doing watching that porn send
1:41:36
me a Bitcoin I'm gonna release the video
1:41:42
the other day got one the other day but
1:41:51
there's lots of things that are
1:41:52
backfiring and well just to wrap this up
1:41:55
the internet is not these companies
1:41:58
legislating them as long as they're
1:42:00
legislating these companies I don't care
1:42:02
what they do do whatever you want I know
1:42:04
they're completely unimportant to to
1:42:07
what we're doing
1:42:09
and well depending on how 5g is rolled
1:42:12
out you know you're gonna be okay not
1:42:14
using these services which brings me to
1:42:16
5g very interesting t-mobile you know
1:42:23
they are still waiting for regulatory
1:42:24
approval to purchase sprint and the
1:42:27
reason they are they want to purchase
1:42:30
sprint is for their towers mainly but
1:42:33
John Leger did a did a video which I
1:42:37
won't bore you with but it was the
1:42:39
t-mobile commitment and the t-mobile
1:42:42
commitment is to rolling if you know hey
1:42:45
if you approve this for us if you
1:42:48
approve this merger we commit to rolling
1:42:51
out 5g broadband rural areas etc etc etc
1:42:56
and they published the documentation
1:42:59
which I was very interested in that just
1:43:01
so you know what they're really talking
1:43:03
about it doesn't seem as spectacular as
1:43:06
the promises that are being made in the
1:43:08
media and now 18 team has a little
1:43:11
different story but for t-mobile they
1:43:13
promised they will blanket up to 90% of
1:43:17
the country's population with mid band
1:43:20
spectrum and a 100% of the country's
1:43:25
population with low band spectrum 5g
1:43:28
which will result in Americans receiving
1:43:31
speeds in excess of 100 megabits per
1:43:34
second within three years of closing
1:43:36
within six years of the mergers closed
1:43:38
the applicants commit to deploy of 5g
1:43:40
network with low band coverage of at
1:43:42
least 99% of the population mid band 90
1:43:46
percent with speeds between 450
1:43:51
megahertz and and 1.5 gigahertz but that
1:43:58
will really only give you said yeah what
1:44:01
Sol 4 and 50 megabits per second and it
1:44:04
may get hurt that's because I'm reading
1:44:06
the document and that's the interesting
1:44:07
part document says that no I was reading
1:44:11
ahead I'm multitasking
1:44:13
I'm also rolling a spliff it's a whole
1:44:15
bunch of things going on here so what I
1:44:17
was interested in is what frequencies
1:44:20
they're going to use it's one and did
1:44:23
and I understand the 5g protocol much
1:44:25
better now well to get to that in a
1:44:27
second but the actual transmitters that
1:44:30
t-mobile is talking about I'm less
1:44:32
worried about than what AT&T is talking
1:44:35
about cuz they're talking about mid band
1:44:37
which is in the five to six gigahertz
1:44:40
range which is your Wi-Fi this is where
1:44:44
the problem comes into play there's a
1:44:46
whole lot of people using this they
1:44:48
called the unlicensed spectrum that
1:44:51
these phone companies now want to start
1:44:53
using and because of the protocol of how
1:44:56
they can slice frequencies and basically
1:44:59
use the same frequency as for example
1:45:02
your Wi-Fi but it wouldn't interfere
1:45:04
with each other yeah right Wi-Fi itself
1:45:08
has a number of channels so you gives
1:45:09
you that yeah but you know we're talking
1:45:11
a lot more the 5g protocol is really
1:45:15
splitting this up much more than Wi-Fi
1:45:17
and Wi-Fi is at 2.3 so any but
1:45:20
everyone's now fighting over this
1:45:22
because the smart meters are going to
1:45:25
run into trouble
1:45:27
smart meters are on these frequencies
1:45:29
which is not a bad which we're not
1:45:31
against we don't like these smart meters
1:45:33
at all there's you know weather
1:45:35
forecasting sensors there's all kinds of
1:45:38
issues that come down to this to these
1:45:40
frequencies but what I found interesting
1:45:42
is that in the in the open document the
1:45:45
t-mobile published they they've redacted
1:45:49
the frequency that they're going to be
1:45:52
on they say mid band so I can only
1:45:54
assume it's going to be between 5 and 6
1:45:56
gigahertz but everywhere sorry if you
1:45:59
think the real bandwidth of the
1:46:02
potential which includes terahertz wave
1:46:04
it's got to be there yeah it's got the
1:46:07
mid band could be 500 you don't it would
1:46:10
admit Ben is that way keep reading with
1:46:12
mid battery I just keep hearing bad i
1:46:14
black doesn't mean anything well I'll
1:46:15
tell you outside let me let me read you
1:46:17
the sentence with the redacted 5 GS 8
1:46:24
sites nationwide and average of all
1:46:26
that's the band width that's the band an
1:46:28
average of redacted
1:46:30
megahertz of low band and mid band 5g
1:46:32
spectrum so they're not even telling us
1:46:34
how wide the spectrum is that they're
1:46:36
going to use but everywhere you go down
1:46:38
further here it is this is what they
1:46:46
expect to do applicant plans for new
1:46:47
t-mobile home internet and this is
1:46:50
really where where this is going this is
1:46:52
what AT&T wants to do what t-mobile
1:46:54
wants to do will break the mold for
1:46:56
in-home broadband as described in
1:46:58
applicants filing the new t-mobile home
1:47:00
internet will provide minimum speeds of
1:47:02
25 megabits per second down link 3
1:47:05
megabits per second uplink more than
1:47:07
fast enough for streaming 4k Ultra HD
1:47:10
video provide average speeds above 100
1:47:14
megabits per second but again it's every
1:47:18
single frequency they they redacted the
1:47:21
frequency but they didn't list the
1:47:23
frequency in gigahertz but in megahertz
1:47:25
they would have to say 6000 megahertz
1:47:31
which would be 5 gigahertz but they but
1:47:34
it's it's all redacted so we don't
1:47:36
really know the frequencies they're
1:47:37
going to be on but my point is this they
1:47:41
don't know themselves it's also possible
1:47:44
but they talk about it's also possible
1:47:46
that there's a bidding war coming up but
1:47:47
they don't want anyone know what they're
1:47:49
gonna be bidding on I think that is
1:47:50
because it this is the unlicensed
1:47:52
spectrum as they call it which is not
1:47:54
entirely true I think that's why they're
1:47:57
being cagey about it but this took me
1:47:59
into the protocol itself and this is
1:48:02
very interesting because you know we
1:48:04
talked about 5g is it just the
1:48:05
transmitters is just the frequency no
1:48:07
it's really the protocol and there now
1:48:09
with this I think the 16th version of it
1:48:12
as it's being rolled out this thing is
1:48:15
essentially a prioritization system it
1:48:19
is the opposite of net neutrality the
1:48:21
complete opposite it gives high priority
1:48:26
to some media lower priority to lower
1:48:30
latency
1:48:32
applications high-priority two
1:48:36
self-driving cars hi access priority to
1:48:41
Internet of Things it is it is the exact
1:48:44
opposite of net neutrality it is
1:48:46
complete prioritization of everything at
1:48:49
the whim of whoever is running this
1:48:51
network something you don't hear anyone
1:48:54
talking about
1:48:55
there's nobody knows what they're doing
1:48:57
now AT&T is doing the the the
1:49:02
high-frequency to the home that'll be on
1:49:04
the polls outside
1:49:06
where's t-mobile I think is kind of
1:49:07
don't want that no that's exactly what
1:49:09
we don't want but for sure is for sure
1:49:14
this is the network itself is not going
1:49:17
to be one you really want to be
1:49:18
connected to you want to connect to the
1:49:20
internet I don't think you want to
1:49:21
connect through this 5g protocol which
1:49:23
will downgrade anything that is not
1:49:25
explicitly promoted and sanctioned
1:49:29
within the system within the network
1:49:31
sounds right yeah which brings me since
1:49:35
we're talking about this sort of thing I
1:49:37
do want to talk about the home plug yes
1:49:41
that is no is your is your powerline is
1:49:43
that what's cutting out on the show all
1:49:44
the time not hook to that okay the
1:49:50
powerline thing I probably wouldn't be
1:49:52
cutting out it the way I was cutting out
1:49:55
on was a straight up straight from the
1:49:58
router gigahertz how that's cutting out
1:50:02
is beyond me that's hot what I'm on now
1:50:04
is a high frequency Wireless Comcast
1:50:07
connection know a home plug is used for
1:50:12
various reasons is the best way to get
1:50:14
to isolate back in the house long
1:50:17
distance stuff without using without
1:50:19
pumping up the Wi-Fi and just you know
1:50:22
what you know you already went through
1:50:23
this right he's gonna redo the whole
1:50:24
thing yeah yeah well no somebody wrote
1:50:26
in say they want to know the details I
1:50:27
went through it I just general but I
1:50:30
didn't talk about the gear oh right good
1:50:34
so there's two pieces of gear that I
1:50:36
bought and they both run simultaneously
1:50:37
in parallel not interfering with each
1:50:40
other because once coming off of one
1:50:41
line was coming off the other
1:50:43
the cheap one is the 10.8 v1000 and by
1:50:49
the way these are cross-compatible
1:50:51
anything home plug compatible works with
1:50:52
each other they have different speeds
1:50:54
the AV 1000 is a gigabit product it's
1:50:57
the cheapest thing and it's $37.99 and I
1:51:01
said yeah I know if you ever ordered one
1:51:03
of I sent you the details on that one
1:51:04
that's one I wanted you yes yes since
1:51:06
the ham radio it's on order the other
1:51:10
one which I have which is a more
1:51:12
elaborate one it cost 42 99 which is and
1:51:14
these are by the way they come in pairs
1:51:16
so you buy the 10.1 thousand it's just
1:51:20
plugs in the wall you stick a connection
1:51:23
from your router into it and then you
1:51:26
you you pair the two by pushing a button
1:51:28
and the two devices and you take the
1:51:32
other device you unplug it from the wall
1:51:33
keep the one plugged in where you where
1:51:35
your router is and then put the other
1:51:37
one anywhere you want in the house and
1:51:38
then you the line will be going down to
1:51:40
that over the power over their home
1:51:43
power lines the tp-link AC 750 is a
1:51:46
little more elaborate because it is a
1:51:49
it's got a pass-through which I that
1:51:51
kind of recommend which means it's a
1:51:54
plug in the front that matches the plug
1:51:56
in the back so you get so you don't
1:51:57
waste the plug you know a pass-through
1:51:59
is you get a socket you know in the
1:52:02
device itself
1:52:04
it's a 750 protocol which is 750
1:52:09
megabits per second it's still
1:52:11
compatible but this one is interesting
1:52:13
because you get the pair and the one
1:52:14
that goes by the router is just a
1:52:17
similar the rest of it it's usually and
1:52:19
it's got a pass-through plug and then
1:52:21
the other one after you pair it and put
1:52:24
it someplace in the house the other one
1:52:26
is got three ports three but Ethernet
1:52:31
ports coming out of it usually straight
1:52:33
wires to three devices and you can turn
1:52:36
on a Wi-Fi hotspot if you want and the
1:52:40
Wi-Fi hotspot will reflect the the
1:52:43
supposedly although I don't believe this
1:52:46
is quite true because I've played with
1:52:48
it but supposedly it reflects the exact
1:52:52
functionality of the router so whatever
1:52:55
your password is it should be
1:52:56
same oh that's cool and that one is
1:53:01
$42.99 I I don't know which is the two I
1:53:04
would recommend I like the idea of the
1:53:06
pass-through socket the Wi-Fi I don't
1:53:12
need I like three ports the tp-link just
1:53:14
doesn't have it quite the speed but it's
1:53:16
not important these things home plug
1:53:18
does have ones that run at 2 gigabits
1:53:21
per second which I find to be mattiece
1:53:23
unusable and you can't get to that
1:53:25
number I have not done a lot of testing
1:53:29
of the connections of what the speeds
1:53:32
are using any that it's definitely
1:53:34
better than it used to be I've used
1:53:36
those and it was not a good experience
1:53:37
so I'm just waiting for my toes what I
1:53:39
felt a Foley was at the at the gym is a
1:53:46
Grand Duke and he was and he does he's
1:53:49
working on 8k stuff for television he
1:53:53
said I'd asked some of course the first
1:53:55
question you ask a guy talking about
1:53:56
that what's with bandwidth do you need
1:53:58
to get a case dream 20 20 megabits per
1:54:01
second will do it but he was talking he
1:54:06
was talking about the same thing which
1:54:09
is the original of these things they
1:54:13
didn't work no signal these new ones
1:54:19
they fantastic products yes we are just
1:54:23
a product review show today this is
1:54:25
fabulous