Adam curry, John C. Dvorak. Yeah, we've got the paper towel
mic stand ready. Once again, it's time for your gizmo nation
audio publication. This is no agenda still coming to you from
the place with a crappy bandwidth but we're doing our
best coming to you from Gitmo nation West in an undisclosed
hotel location. I'm Adam curry.
And from some dark areas sun seems to upset. I guess that's
not in the morning. I'm John C. Dvorak.
Roskill. Yeah, well, it's in the morning somewhere.
It's always in the morning somewhere.
That's right. In Amsterdam. It's in the morning,
right. Here we go. Yeah. And I'm sure there's a couple guys
listening. You think? I'm sure?
Probably. It is. Well, it's actually Wednesday evening, but
this will go by the time this goes out. It'll be Thursday. So
we'll be right on time for the show. As usual, kind of Yeah.
Hey, John, how you doing? Good. Excellent.
You got a busy week.
It really has been busy but you know, I'm I'm manually
meetings meetings. I go into the officer's meetings, meetings
meetings, just lots of meetings. Well, it's
not just what yeah, there's meetings but we've got some you
know, we got a huge piece of business in so we had it's all
been creative meetings, which is different from boring meetings.
I like to creative meetings. So we got we got what we got with
the new Honda scooter. We're going to advertise on the
network, but new Honda scooter Yeah, it's Italy's favourite
scooter is made by Honda apparently.
It's like a little motor scooter like Yes
100 And no 150 cc so a real proper and it's highway legal
apparently so this
is like it better than the Honda 50 Back in the old 60s and 70s
with a beach voicing and data
the 49.9 cc Honda yeah,
by the way, so I used to ride a motorcycle and I and I realised
it from one experience one of those Honda 50s as they used to
be which were four stroke Weren't they? They might have
been yeah they weren't so stroke I think they were four stroke
but whatever the case what makes them even more gutless you know
because he had a two stroke 50 twice as much power gunslingers
wonder this I had one they had no no no ignition. Well,
I don't know I don't remember that. But whatever the case was,
I do remember this the thing it was dangerous. With the brakes
weren't any good. Wait, wait. John,
John. John women hold on. Do the words new advertiser and Honda
mean anything to you? No, I'm
saying now. They've obviously gone in a different direction.
Yes, thank
you. Okay, let's make sure we're gonna do an unboxing I can't
wait the guy actually ship it in the crate and I'm going to unbox
the scooter.
Now you're going to drive the scooter. I
don't have a licence for a scooter because I've been
forbidden by many people in my life to ever drive anything with
two wheels again,
since I guess the story.
I told you this. I did. I used to do the celebrity motocross. I
used to do a lot of riding and motocross and trial riding
chilla tall to be on a motocross bike.
What was a KTM 450 which was the last one I had and I could have
been easily quadriplegic. I got lucky I couldn't poop straight
for a year. And I have not forgotten that. Because when it
comes to pooping, it's pretty important to me.
Yeah, I think everybody knows that.
Nobody knows that.
So when what's on the top of the agenda, because all the news I
have is going to be real news. Oh, really? Well, not really. I
mean, depends on what real news is to you. But as soon as you
get us settled and in the Bay Area, I think you're going to
find real news to be news.
Well, no, no, I'm not going to allow that to happen. And
luckily, you know
that since 1983, I didn't know this but the jingle or is that
no, no, there's not. This is just a thing. I got my notepad
for me. I just did it. Every time I see this. I get it
annoyed. Did you know that since 1983, all the pennies in the
United States that were minted are made of zinc, not copper.
I think we've actually discussed this. And I think we discussed
that. Not just the pennies. But I've also noticed the quarters
and the nickels seem lighter than they used to. Yeah,
there's data on that too. But should they take copper plate
and zinc underneath? Yeah. I presume that's cheaper. Yeah,
well, copper actually a copper pen. If you get if you collected
a bunch of pre 1983 copper pennies, and you sold them as
scrap, they'd be worth two cents each.
So why don't they just make them out of wood and cut straight to
the chase. Just make nickels out of wood and then we use the word
nickel. I do have some some excellent news for you. I don't
know if you caught this or blogged it. But of course I
continue to receive lots of thank you so much to our
producers out there because particularly in these times
where yes, I am very busy at the moment. We've got a lot of
catching up to do working hard at the office and of course
you're travelling tomorrow. So I had set aside time to do proper
show prep and it wasn't as easy as normal for me today. Getting
lots of great stories to have the passengers on Air France
flight 447 happened to be two of the world's most prominent
illegal arms trade and international drug trafficking
foes.
They that I'm glad you brought this story up, and I'll tell you
why. It's already been suppressed. Excuse me, it's
already been suppressed. There was a discussion early in the
day about these two guys. And it was and the way they presented
it, because I never got the whole story. It was and I never
follow that like probably
the link from the Sunday Herald times will be in the show notes
and no agenda.me veoh.com
Anyway, the way they presented it on the national media was
that or they hinted imply that there were like two terrorists
that you know, may have blown up the place. They didn't even
mention this what you just said, which is actually makes it even
more interesting. Well, I bet you're on any flight coming from
Brazil or France.
Of course, there's all kinds of drug dealers and arms dealers.
Pablo Dreyfus, 39 year old Argentinian who was travelling
with his wife that's what most terrorists do by the way. Let's
see. Ronald Dreier, Swiss diplomat on odd this a whole
list of people hold on let me go back to the original story.
Give us some of the names. Yeah, hold on a second. Swiss diplomat
39 year old Argentinian Pablo Dreyfus said to be a major
player in an effort by Brazilian authorities to stop flow of arms
to drug gangs and Rio to do he was a consultant for small arms
survey a Geneva based think tank another consultant so these guys
are consultants I love that. Ronald Dreier, Swiss diplomat
and coordinator of the Geneva by the way most arms dealers you
know, are like legit guys. You know, they can travel
internationally. They have huge yachts like Khashoggi you've
probably heard of him. Yeah, so these guys were consultants. And
they were reportedly travelling to Switzerland to quote present
the latest edition of the small arms survey handbook. This story
is weird. And it just keeps getting weirder, I think. And
now they found the tail. Which means if you found the tail is
they're pretty close. And the pinger still shouldn't be on. So
they should have
been on for another week. Yeah, they've got blackbox data by
now.
You know, I'm pretty sure spokesman for pilots union says
all AirFrance jets taking off now have been equipped with two
new generation speed sensors. This is the bullshit which I'm
just going to call bullshit right now that the plane
disintegrated because they hadn't turned on the p tau heat.
And let me explain that. There's two ways there's, there's a the
the way you measure airspeed is by a p tau, which is if you've
ever seen one of those tubes, that kind of looks like a little
arrow point sticking straight out here to be a pedo tube. And
then you have the static port, which is a pinhole size, hole
and the side of the aircraft. And on these larger aircraft,
they have several for backup systems. And when you're flying
at high altitude, the pedo tube can freeze because it's made of
metal, and it can then start to miss indicate but you know, I'm
sorry, this bullshit. It's just BS, you know, oh, we forgot to
switch on the pedo tube in in our huge airliner now and then
the plane disintegrated. No, no, no, that's just not this isn't
I'm just not going to accept that. And then have all these
bogus reports of you know, whoa, 24 warnings it's just it stinks.
How come no one just says it thing was blown out of the sky,
or there was some huge maintenance issue. But even
that, you know, where were the radio transmissions?
It will easily get the black box up and running then
you can trust these guys with the black box.
Yeah, dead factory. Imagine what was the story recently where
they were somebody said that there was a Swiss or somebody
got a hold the black box and then they phoned up the data.
What was that strike
911 they folded up the data. If you go to 911 pilots for
truth.org You'll see how they folded up the data of the
Pentagon plane big quotation marks where it actually overflew
the Pentagon by 530 feet because they forgot to adjust for the
for the pressure altitude setting of that day when they
massage the data that you can't trust. How can you trust the
government or a government organisation like the FAA to
actually give you the pure data that came out of the black box?
I mean, how can you?
I don't, but at the same time, who else can we trust? So what's
the name of that website with with the pilots for truth is
another Binoche routers but there
that's actually how I got involved in it. 911 pilots for
truth.org And the reason why I got interested is Because the
FAA, the the NIS T, and at the end, also the NS T report. But
the the 911 Commission Report still maintains that the
aircraft that flew into the Twin Towers were travelling at 400
miles an hour at, you know, 700 feet. And that is not possible,
you can call Boeing right now and say, Can you aircraft fly at
400 miles an hour at 700 feet, and they will laugh and hang up
on you? Because the engines won't even they will flame out
at that speed, let alone that the entire eighth airframe will
disintegrate. Yes, you can fly at that speed at 40,000 feet,
when there's much less resistance, but you cannot fly
that fast. And they maintain that it's in the report. So it's
it's a physical impossibility. And then I said okay, yeah,
but see, here's, here's the problem that a normal person
would have with this kind of thinking. Let's say that they
weren't flying at 400 miles an hour, they were flying it 250
Which is doable at that speed. at that height. Yep. So what
difference does it make? Well, they got to be that because at
zero altitude, you can get the 160 with most of these big
planes.
Okay, then add on top of that, that the flight data, first of
all the flight the the aircraft that flew into the Pentagon,
in the Pentagon to situations a little weirder, because they
they won't release the videos that were taken. And I love
released a video
and I love all the cell phone recordings. You know, please,
please, on your next flight, you know, and you know what you can
you can tell them I said so and they can come and arrest me.
Please try and make a cell phone call from your flight and tell
me that you can call home and just record that because you
can't you can't it is not possible. You can't do that
above 1000 feet almost. If you cannot keep a connection, you
cannot make a phone call. It has been proven with records that
there was no air phones on board. So there was no onboard
calling facilities yet. All these people are calling. I
mean, I'm sorry. There's too much information there just
said. And we have Rumsfeld actually saying, well, the plane
that was shot down over Pennsylvania. Remember we played
that clip?
Yeah, I know. That's still kind of annoying. Yeah. So all right.
Well, let's get back to our regular Alright,
well give me wasn't that one of our regular topics.
Unfortunately,
it was keeping us alive. By the way that's talking about flying
saucers.
Give me some real news.
All right, here it goes. Real News. So I'm watching. You want
to play the jingle?
I just played the jingle. You didn't hear me here. It was shut
up and listen. And now back to renew. You can hear that cancer.
Yeah, can now. Okay, so. So last night and people who watch
television. I mean, I was stunned. Those of
you who have no life.
Well, everybody watches television, whether they have a
life or not. Or not. I mean, everybody, you
know, I have not watched television. Since I've gotten to
San Francisco.
I can't have a television to watch. Yeah,
I can't stand it. I tried. Let me let me. Let me tell you
before you get into this real news story, I turned on the
television last Saturday. And I see Miami and I see Sodom and
Gamora in South Beach, Miami, and there's, you know, five feet
of water. And you know, it's horrible and lightning and fire
electrical fires. And like, oh my god, Ron and Marta just flew
to Miami. I'm like, I'm freaking out. And like, oh, man, I hope
these guys are okay. I mean, I don't know what's going on. It
looks like you know, and the report isn't Oh, it's horrible
or anything. I finally get a hold of them. And like, oh, the
sun shining? Yeah, it was kind of messed up. It took us three
hours to drive from the airport. But you know, the reality was so
much in contrast with what was actually happening as it that's
it I just can't watch this crap anymore. And then all they're
doing is open to talking about themselves. And they're talking
about Bill O'Reilly and about what's the DoD dude from Keith
Olbermann. They're all talking about themselves all day long.
It's tiring and sickening.
So how do you really feel about it?
To be the real news.
Alright, here we go. I got a couple real news. Not to mention
Bill O'Reilly. I got another one. But in fact, I got a Yeah,
I don't know if I gave you the Bill O'Reilly cleaner yet.
Anyway, he did not so. So. So I'm watching Jim flipping around
looking for something reasonable to watch because, you know, I
missed the basketball game. And they're Dateline NBC, in an
entire hour, which could have just as easily been an
infomercial. An entire hour dedicated to this new talent.
Taylor Swift.
Who's that? Yeah. Perfect. I asked the question Taylor Swift
who is Taylor Swift?
Who the heck is Taylor Swift? Taylor Swift is a blonde singer.
That and by the way, are one listener at bvo and
Andrew Hey buddy. We'll see at the office tomorrow
or one listener reveals mid comes up to me a couple of weeks
ago and he mentioned something he says you know, he apparently
his wife and daughter are big fans of
heaven. We already done this story about Taylor Swift now. We
have exactly the same thing
on Dateline last
night calling it I'm calling this a repeat.
How could it be a repeat this was gone last night. Yeah, but
we
we already talked about Taylor Swift not knowing who the heck
she was. We played the song and we said the exact same thing
about Andrew Gromit being the fan of Taylor Swift.
Just I'm bringing people back up to speed. I have to give them
some background. You just said you don't know who she is.
Apparently you do. You have a short memory. So let me get back
to the story. So they give her
the Wait a minute. Wait a minute, hold on a second. This
is the pot calling. That's for short term memory loss. Okay.
Okay.
So anyway, so I ditched the Yes, I have bitched about this woman
before I said she's over promoted and but this gave me a
little more background because there was an entire hour devoted
to her on network TV and prime time she all she's ever done
that she's accomplished as you won Album of the Year for some
kind of I think country in western Yeah. And it was like,
there's not a song on there that you that's memorable or good. I
don't think she sings very well. I hate to be a downer, but lamda
buzz killed. So they're, they're interviewing her and they got
some the whoever the host, this is the moment I see her once in
a while. She's giggly. She's gushing. They're showing Taylor
behind the scenes and what a genius she is. She's a genius.
She's basically Mozart. She's
better. She's better than Stevie Wonder.
He's unbelievable. Candice, she's woman. Oh, and so I want
you to play one short clip from the show and what I'm gonna do
I'm gonna set it up. They did talk to one of the people
working for her. Apparently she did she does she on a tour. And
that's what they were documenting this tour. And by
the way, this is what I think anybody out there who's in you
know, in showbiz as a singer or in a band or there's anything on
the road. And I think that people like Sheryl Crow, or
LeAnn Rimes people who can actually sing, they must be
steaming. Oh, yeah. Yeah,
they throw up in their mouth. Absolutely.
deeming. Yeah, this woman is still she does designs the sets,
she does the staging, and the pianos are awesome. And I forgot
Oh, she's amazing for 19 She's a genius. So here's my Mozart clip
showing what a genius she is. Play it
straight. But Taylor strive for perfection. Only makes the
people who work with this young star respect her that much more.
Let's go
soundcheck? Yeah. There's
been times where I've played a solo. And then she'll say, Well,
can you kind of do this and she'll sing me and melody, I'll
incorporate that and, and that's very impressive for your age.
Transition.
The problem that I was having with a solo is that it like gets
getting a little noodley like I'd rather it be like, narrow,
narrow
less notes, less notes, less notes.
Less notes. It's too noodley that's real musician. Speak by
the way I hear a Jeff's the Jeff Smith who is actually a
performing working his ass off musician who was in the office
today. amiibo you can see him on TV. Oh, underground. Key must be
puking in his mouth hearing this. I mean, that is less you
hear? She's a genius. Oh,
my God, for someone who's 19 to actually be able to tell me to
adjust a note. I mean, wow. I'm just flipping out. Oh, yeah. So
that was the what's the must be a commercial tie in. Obviously,
there's a lot of money invested in this girl. What label is she
on? Hold on. I'm afraid this is my problem.
Well, here's the deal. She was picked up by first she was
picked up by RCA. And they told the story and then RCA dumped
her and then some guy who used to be a Universal Records
decided to start his own label kind of a you know, a virtual
David Geffen. And he because he saw the promotional abilities
because he I think is the promoter. And he picked her up
and it's a completely new label. But the guy the guy behind her
it's got to be this guy, and he's really good.
Well, there's got to be a time to get a full hour on Dateline.
I've got
our button Not much noodling too many notes. It was unbelievable.
Yeah.
Well, that's, that's what your news time on television is spent
on, ladies and gentlemen. Hey, this is very, very exciting.
I've been talking about Congressman Ron Paul's bill to
audit the Federal Reserve. Currently 209 co sponsors only
nine more needed and this thing goes to the Senate.
That's where That's where it dies.
I was waiting for you. Almost on cue. Sorry, but Well, that's
good. I mean, how many Democrats? How many Democrats? I
don't I guess I should look at the split. But that's, that's a
pretty good No, 209 It's getting there. You know, there is some
hope. And yeah, maybe it dies in the Senate. But still, it's, you
know, we can try it again. And we can try it again. We really
need to do this, we need to audit this stuff.
We need to it's never gonna happen. Let's just get oh, by
the way, can I let me back up to the Taylor Swift thing, because
I have one note that needs to be
done. As long as you don't noodle the notes here, here's
the site they were interviewing, or they got these close ups. And
I keep looking at the woman because I know that what they're
trying to do is find a replacement for Britney Spears.
And so I'm looking at her and I'm saying, you know this girl,
you know, I mean, she's kind of pleasant look, and she's kind of
a puffy face, you know?
Cutie pies. Mouseketeer kind of girl.
Yeah. And I'm looking at this. She's looks familiar. She just
looks familiar. And I hate to be mean spirited when I give my
analysis here, but I keep looking at it. And I've noticed
her lips she got a really small mouth. So and I look and look
and look as your old Trump wait, it gets worse. And I first thing
I think is she looks like Donald Trump. And then I look at her
nose and then I look at her eyes. She looks like Donald
Trump and drag if he was 19
You're reading your lips saying exactly Angelina Jolie, John.
I don't look like Donald Trump and I don't form my mouth a
certain way that Donald Trump does she talks like him too.
Maybe that's the time she's related. Yeah. Jinx Yeah, you
never know.
Oh, that's my that's the last story I'm ever doing about this
girl. I'm January she's probably made more money than two of us
can
Oh, I don't know. I doubt it. I doubt it.
I think she's being taken for a ride like everybody else in the
business
of course. Of course not. There's no money in the business
right now. You really have to have three hit albums before
even the record company because you know god there's so much
money that goes into promoting these artists these days. You
know is there is you mentioned Britney Spears there is a
Britney Spears documentary I forget the name of it, it was
playing on the Virgin flight. It's actually worth viewing.
Because when you kind of strip away all the bullshit that you
that you normally see at the at the very core there is a young
girl who just really wants to dance and she That's all she you
know, she was really a Mouseketeer she came up with
Justin Timberlake and Jessica Simpson. And you know, there's
if you have a chance, take a look at this because it will
change your perception about Britney Spears in some degree
don't have a negative attitude toward her being manly because I
have a friend of mine who was in the computer business for a long
time became one of her aide decamps for a few years oh one
of her bootlicking lackeys and he told me a couple of things
that were like really kind of sad, and it was like and he said
that she's just a nice you know, she's a pretty nice person. She
might be you know, a little bisexual on occasion, but she's,
well that's not a bad thing.
No doesn't bother me. Talking about that. We might as well
bring in another clip. Okay, if you want
sure I like clips,
play the clip. This was from you know, over the years Letterman
and Leno have you know, they're they they pretend to be friends
but with each other. Well, apparently I tended you got to
play the clip that Howard Stern came on the Letterman Show and
this is what he did this
big crash. We got to beat this Conan. I mean, for God's sakes,
how were you feeling that Jay left late night television, and
now we got a new guy we got to compete with and I want to say
something to this audience about loyalty. Dave put me on national
television many many years, you
know, stern Oh, it's the same rap every single time. It's a
little tiring.
And it's not I don't want you to listen to star which it lives on
Letterman. Sorry, okay to
go before I was known. And I have stuck with Dave. I didn't
like J. I never liked J. I can't say let me say so. That we can
talk. Thank you, Howard. I never seen anybody who behaves like a
robot like this guy. I watched his final show. He says goodbye
to the tonight show. He's reading off a teleprompter, for
crying out loud. Where's the emotion and where's the
humanity? Here's the host that we want to watch. I never I
really. I went on this guy's show one time and we talking
about Jay Leno. I bring out two lesbians, right, Howard Stern I
bring out two lesbians. He shocked he walked off his own
show. I knew it wouldn't last.
But it was Letterman thanking him profusely for these negative
comments.
Yeah. Well, this is also kind of the wrap they always do when
when Stern is on he's always bashing. Yeah,
no, that's true, but but never has let let let him it's always
been a little reticent. When he did me. Well, Jake wasn't
profusely thanking him.
I wonder, I wonder maybe Letterman is probably thinking
shit, you know, I wouldn't mind having the 10:10pm slot.
Now that 10pm slots a disaster. Yeah,
I know. I know what you're thinking about it. But we'll
see. You know, I'm open minded. I'm open minded. They're going
to do a whole they're going to do a lot of months before they
pull it off the air, they're not going to yank it. Well.
You or somebody else pointed out?
I did. It's a Hail Mary. It's the final thing they can they
don't have a backup plan. Nothing, nothing whatsoever. But
isn't just on stern for a moment. Boy has that guy gone
into complete irrelevance in just a short amount of time. And
it used to be he was, you know, people would talk about him, you
know, and now it's, and I still love the stuff he does. And you
know, I don't have a chance really to listen anymore. I
don't think I can barely get internet in this place, let
alone that I could receive Sirius Satellite Radio and have
to string up an antenna that so the reception is so poor.
This is an aside, there's one thing interesting about him that
way, I only noticed that this time watching him because I've
been working with you for such a long time. Can you remind me of
you in this way? You guys both have an extremely radio centric
natural voice. Yeah. That is just actually a state. You know,
even Leo Laporte has commented on your voice. Oh, really? Oh,
that's yes, that's in a positive way. But it's like, you know,
I'll take that as a comment. The
fact of the matter is, and I would tell everybody out there
that you know, Adam is using a like I'm using AKG 3000 B. It's
a really high end mic. I'm running through a compressor. I
have like, you know, I'm making myself sound as good as I can.
Adam is using a lab a leer wireless from a
paper to paper paper towel holder. No, because I liked the
sound of this might not have to say
but Mike is it?
It's a it's a Lectro I love that. This is a brand for you a
electro UHF u m 110. And I've had this thing for six or seven
years. I do like the dynamics of it, but it's just really handy
because it's you know, it's small
and you can't Yeah, it's condenser, though, isn't it?
Yes, it is.
And, but if you go to curry.com my I rarely ever blogged the
website because I rarely ever post anything except Except for
this show. You'll see a picture of me when I was about 15 years
old. I was done you actually you can see my my CB radio setup. I
would literally sit I had one of those beds that was built up. My
dad built a bed for me, you know, probably too cheap to buy
me a real bed. And the room was so small like Hey, cool. You can
have like a little desk underneath where you can do your
schoolwork. Yeah, right? I'm saying Ham Radio Shack. That's
what I'm building there. And you'll see me with like my, my
dark sunglasses on looking all cool. But I would sit under
there for hours for hours practising my voice for hours at
a time recording playing back talking up intros, I did that in
incessantly. I just kept on doing it and doing and doing
because I had auditioned for. There was a hospital radio
station. And at this point I was doing I had built my own little
pirate radio transmitter. My mom drove me around the block, see
how far the signal would reach and I found out that some kids
in the neighbourhood of course, I was the dork. They were
listening to it. I was like, oh wait a minute, cool. You know,
maybe I'll and I built my own little mixer and I was mixing
records and and I was talking stuff up. And there was a
hospital radio station, which is very captive audience of course.
And you know, they can't really run away from your signal. And
they had two openings one as an engineer and one as a host and
auditioned for both had to be 16 but my parents let me lie and
say that I was 15. So I was 16. I was 15. And they they rejected
me as a presenter. I think they called it and it really hurt.
You know, they accepted me as an engineer. So I had I had all
this time in the professional studio and I practice there
after I hours after school so I really, really worked it. What's
interesting is when I speak in Dutch, I'm almost an octave
higher. I cannot project the same voice in in the Dutch
language the
long way to get to that punch line, but that's actually kind
of interesting. Yeah.
Well, I like talking about myself. Yeah. Well, it's okay
to. Yeah. So let's nice, regular Kobe Bryant. I mean, you didn't
have to practice a lot to get any good. And you're like, you
have a really great I mean, your sound is. It's fantastic. I
mean, I'm basically a stammering you know, amateur by comparison.
If it wasn't for the fact that I have superior content, I'd be
nowhere interesting.
When I was when I was 16, I would drive my moped to the big
pirate station and Amsterdam radio decibel, and no one knew
who I was. I actually got away with a persona called John
Holden. I was black 24 and rode a Harley Davidson and I would
make dates with listeners, I would say, Hey, baby, why don't
you meet up with me behind the American Hotel Tonight after the
show? And for people who have ever been to Amsterdam, there is
no behind the American Hotel. You can't get behind American
Hotel. But they bought it they thought it was actually 20 For
this big black guy who wrote a Harley and a bit of a and
eventually when kids at school caught on in high school I
became cool and that's why I've always been on radio because you
know, you're a geek you're a loser. You wear the wrong
clothes. Your hair is all wrong. You look stupid. You have
Tourette's Hey radio is the place for you Boy
well anyway you got to that's what stern stern reminds me he's
got a similar obviously a perfected style and it's not the
radio voice but you know the guys who really got that one you
know that announcers voice and they like to develop it's more
of a net it's a natural sounding but if you really listened to it
that yours I would include it's not natural it's a practice
voice that that is a natural sounding it's almost like the
you know our minds with women. There's all there's one out
there that are gorgeous. And they they they're real
perfection is that they can use makeup and it makes and they
look like they don't have any makeup on Yeah. Oh,
I love them. You know they're they're awesome. We should find
out some of them.
So talking about letter talking about Letterman he got his
ticket in the ringer for making a Sarah Palin joke. Oh, I didn't
had not heard yet is a big deal. All the right wing talk shows
are all over this. Riley just had a big special
they go media talking about media there is you know, there's
wars going on. There's shit going on in our own country. And
we're just talking about media. And here we are. We're talking
about media talking about media. How stupid are we?
You're right. In fact, I'm going to drop the story. Okay, so, but
it's ridiculous. It guys makes it lightweight. It's just a
light joke. And you know, and everyone has been and Sarah
called him a paedophile. And he said that she did. She said he
was because he made a joke
about her daughter. God. She has no concept.
She's an idiot. I've given up on her. I can't take it anymore. I
can't stand that voice. It's just screeching mispronounces
words. I mean, it's just an you know, she didn't whine I just
can't handle it. I mean, I'm working with I would vote for
the Republican ticket. And they would now the question or
criticise Monica Crowley comes on and she criticises Letterman
for being a functionary of the Democrats. Letterman's a
Republican. He's always been a Republican. Yeah. Yeah, he voted
for Obama for you know, because to get him on
the show. Which we do too, by the way. Yes, we're fans. Let's
go to Canadia for a second. Interesting little scandal going
on there with a natural resources Minister Lisa Raitt. I
believe spelled the same way as Bonnie Raitt may be related
related caught on tape you know, and this is how this is how your
politicians basically talked behind the scenes and of course
I don't have the tape but I was sent the article with parts of
the transcript she on this on this recording she's caught
calling the medical isotopes crisis which I'm not familiar
with a quote sexy problem and wanted credit for fixing it. So
basically, you know, cancer saying hey, this is really sexy
problem this is really going to further my political career and
I want some credit for fixing this problem. Are you familiar
with the isotopes problems? You never
heard of this isotopes problem?
Let me see. A publication ban covering Oh, okay, that's what I
didn't hear. Let me see if I can pick up this story. Where this
is Nova Scotia Supreme Court Justice Gerald Moore rejected
injunction application my rights form fraud, Stormfront bullshit
bullshit publication ban covering the arts before the gym
after the judge's ruling rates comments were merely published
in the story on the Chronicle House website in the recording
McDonald's of the isotope issues is confusing to a lot of people
but it's sexy. Mrs. Rate said radioactive leaks cancer Okay,
so I guess there's some kind of isotope leak somewhere that is
possibly causing cancer. And she says, Oh, it's a sexy story,
because radioactive leaks cause cancer and that's good for my
political career. How sick are these people?
That's pretty bad. Yeah, she
should be in Chicago. She fits you would fit right in there.
Yeah, no kidding. She's so here's when I get it off the
wall. thing what what are my other lists? What's on it? You
have the one on there that I think was my list of clips.
I've got Gordon Gordon Brown. I know what this is. I know what
this is. I heard him do this. I have to say I was watching the
the D Day commemorative. Which of course 65th anniversary of D
day like we know. 50 Yeah. Okay. So
yeah, I know they made a decision. But it was two things.
One, it was politically great for Obama. Yeah. But the reason
I said, Look, these guys are going to be dead. If we wait any
longer can't wait
until 75. They'll be there. Because they're, you know, I
will say my paternal grandfather, Albert Schauble,
who actually was born in Schwartz vault in Germany. He
landed on Omaha Beach, and he fought his way all the way to
RNM to the the bridge too far. If you've seen the movie. Yeah.
Wow. Yeah. And that he lived to be 90 Something he died in his
chair peacefully in his favourite chair. He was a true
American patriot. And, and yeah, he of course, these guys never
really would talk about that.
The parent it was probably not the greatest experience of their
lives. So 2500 troops died landing beach. So apparently,
Omaha Beach has been renamed by Gordon Brown play it.
So next to Obama beach. We joined President Obama and pay
particular tribute to the spectacular the bravery of
American soldiers gave their lives on Omaha Beach.
Let's hear that again. In case you missed it. It's Omaha Beach.
And of course he
does it at the end though. He realises halfway through this.
Dick. Yeah.
So next to Obama beach.
These are the people leading the free world.
We should get a clip of that. That is a little
rageous Obama Obama and let's just do the end when he when he
must.
Obama in paying particular tribute to the spectacular the
bravery of American soldiers who gave their lives on Omaha Beach.
Obama was even born then. And now we're paying tribute to uh,
to Obama by renaming Omaha Beach Obama beach.
Obama Beach, Gordon
Gordon Brown. Screw you. That's what a horrible misuse of a
great tragedy.
Yeah, he's a jerk. So yeah, I think he's out, isn't he? I
think he's gonna be on the outs. No, he's
not not Yeah. Did you see all those guys though, they were all
they were, they all had their choppers. And they're all it was
like a new invasion. It was just it was how it really, really
pained me. And you see these guys, you know, tears in their
eyes. And all these. I just have I'm sorry, please. This I tried
to keep it family friendly. But these fuckwad are just using it
for their own political advantage. It really was
disturbing, particularly from the type of family that I come
from, and I'm very anti government, big government, anti
war, anti all of that. But you cannot deny the patriotism of
people who served their country you just cannot That's what
America unfortunately or fortunately, is a big part of
it. My whole family has been in service. And then to have these
these guys is this Napoleon crap head. You know, walking around
like he like he is Napoleon strutting his stuff, you know?
Oh, it really made me angry.
You tell him about shark
cosy. Yeah. Yeah, he had his own chopper there and everything.
Obama had three choppers and Gordon Brown had his chopper was
like it was like a fly in. It was like it was it was like
Oshkosh squared god.
Okay, and of rant I
got one more creature that just let's go. We got another clip.
What's the one Charlie Charlie died? Okay, this is Charlie
Rose. Who is? I don't know. He's
like, who I think is diminishing in his importance. And
he's been a psycho fetch since I don't like him.
I like it was a guy maybe but he's no big deal. He's not a
great interviewer.
No, he's got it. He but he's getting the right place at the
right time. He just set himself up. Well, I have never liked him
because I always thought years ago, he would always just be
asking people what it was like to be rich. I mean, I remember
they he was in on a remote shot one time and he goes into this
guy's house and he sees his painting. It was a Picasso or
something. He asked him how much how much do you think that what
is that worth today? You know, he's like, worse than you know,
the people that ask you suck up. He is a total soak up. So he has
Elizabeth Edwards on who during her period where she's going for
a job. She's got a book out so she's pounding the pavement and
also slamming her husband.
Okay. He was having an affair while she was going through
cancer treatment. Yeah, she was slamming
me being a very but it was a very she was doing a gently was
really drew like driving the knife home. But there's one
little segment of this particular interview says to me
something interesting and when did you just let just play it
straight and then at the very end, let me make the comment
that I observed immediately. Okay, instead
of having the chance to appreciate their father as as I
had for so long.
Why is sexual affair so big deal? It's about sex. He didn't
love another person but he loved everybody knows that he knows
that and you know, why is this a big deal? Well, when?
Okay, what what is it what we've done listening to this going on?
Charlie's having an affair. Exactly. It's like it's just
sex. It's not love baby. It's just sex. I you know, I just
needed some some sex. It wasn't really anything. I
mean, you can't not hear that you had the same reaction. Of
course, guys, obviously rationalising the whole thing
for some future use or
current use, you never know. But I will say that people condemn
very, very quickly. And it's not it's very easy to say, Oh, what
a shit. You know, he had an affair while she was going
through cancer treatment. That's just not you know, you cannot
know what the details you do not know.
And but it's you know, but people speculate whether you
like her. Is that the last clip I have? Yes. Yeah. Well, let's
play this Taylor Swift again.
Please, let's not. Let's not I hope you have something else.
Because as I said,
I gotta talk about some we haven't thanked our supporters.
Oh, yes. Our producers. Turn down your speakers just a bit.
Have a dress. Exactly. Someone actually sent me a jingle for
that. But I can't download anything while doing the show.
So I'm severely handicapped. I'm trying to do it and already the
connections breaking up. So I got to stop it.
Don't do it. Stop. Don't stop. So by we did crazy numbers
people have been sending us as luckily passed. It looks like we
have three new numbers. 1908 836
Wait, 1908 first 1908 1908
Oh, there is a depression in 1908. But actually was in what
is it? Is it $1,908?
No, I wish
Okay. All right. Well, then let's not talk about it.
3618 54. You know, no one has done it at 1040. Like the tax
return. Isn't that interesting?
Oh, by the way, to like this member I had met with the IRS
agent showed up at the office with their hand on their guns
because all of a sudden, I started getting payroll in
America after 10 years and some I hadn't filed something and
then they're like, Okay, you owe us eight gazillion dollars. And
I had to fight it for a year. Yeah. Can
you want to honk the horn now?
No, because I have a new slant on the story. Well, I
still get the horn honk give me?
No, it's alright, continue,
continue. I'm just pointing this out.
Okay, good. So, so I'm gonna rent an apartment here in San
Francisco. Because for one reason only, I need some proper
bandwidth. And the ashtrays in this
dedicated we are ladies and gentlemen. Right?
So um, so the agent who James who actually used before, you
know, we I had the curry condo. And we got rid of that because I
wasn't out here enough. And of course, the minute I got rid of
it, it's like, oh, by the way, maybe I should be out here more.
And the typical, which actually is pretty good, because you
know, prices are very, very cheap, right? Now you can pick
up something really nice, and I think got a really nice loft,
which will work fine. And so here's a Adam and it will work
with this guy before he's like, you know, I just got to do Do
you mind if we just do a credit check? Nice. I haven't been here
for 10 years, you know, that shouldn't be a problem. So two
things show up. One thing is like $147 for AT and T from 1999
By the way AT and T tracks your ass better than the government.
You know, so apparently, when we moved from New Jersey, you know,
I guess a phone line didn't get shut off or whatever. So okay,
that's not a big deal. And then there's like $143,000 tax lien.
Like what? Which had been removed, but not from all of the
credit reports. So my credit is completely hosed. Wow. Yeah. And
like, okay, and so now it's like, now I have to go and
figure out you know, immediately because it took me a year and I
had I spent like 20 grand on lawyers to prove that you know,
I didn't know anything. This is what always happens by the way.
And and so now I gotta get this thing removed and that's not
quite as easy as you think it is. Unless you get one of these
hoes back Like agents who then go take care of it for you?
Kyat. It's just it's like a percentage. It's just it makes
it drives me nuts. Yeah, just a little personal person.
You didn't get the place though. Yeah, but I had to
pay like eight months in advance.
Oh, well, you know, you're a big risk, my friend. Yeah, you're
working with this guy for a long time.
The owner is the owner. The owner is like, well, I don't
trust this guy. You know, so you pay your two month's deposit.
Plus six months in advance. Like, okay,
Damn, that stinks. Yeah, it really does. Alright, so let's
go over some of our guys who have Okay, when they've gone to
the
why we need some money. I need to get my credit repaired. Okay,
I need a mic stand. How about that? Is that better? Hello,
John.
And we still have to
hold on, hold on, hold back up. Something went really wrong with
Skype. Okay, started again.
No agenda. I'm sorry, the new agenda. library.com is one of
the sites you can go to to help us or divorce.org/na and I will
have a new HTML page up. That eventually I'm just
like, yeah, just like our website.
I got to work on that, too. Okay. Robert Montgomery. Well,
you know, we're doing the show.
Are you downloading something? No,
I just turned something off. But let me check. Let me see. Oh,
no, it's horrible.
All of a sudden you went Mickey Mouse on me and oh, crap. Maybe
it's the guys upstairs downloading porn again.
Can Happen Can you you're not getting rich. I won't be late.
These knees. Yeah, I can hear
you. But it sounds muffled and crappy. But go ahead. I'll be
quiet. Sounds pretty crappy
to you. Robert Montgomery. 50 bucks at John Stuart. Guy. These
are all $50 donors. John Stuart Christopher Charles. Scoob of
vision productions. So I don't know what that's all about.
That's a commercial. I guess you know, it's not a bad idea. Frank
van Saun gave us 51.
Ooh. Well, that's one more than 50
Andrew Valencia is up to 100. He's a good guy and Kelly
Rosstat. Another $100 donor. And we got Timothy Tillman. Give us
a nice fact you wanted $50 Lovely, thank
you. Great. Thank
you. Very good, man.
That's very nice. Appreciate it.
Timothy Tillman, we'll do a jingle around people who give us
a lot of money. Anyway, so that got us through the week. That's
actually how we just
said something very interesting. You know, this, of course, has
been kind of a marketing exercise to see if we can
actually fund a show, which we're not able to, based upon
donations, kind of like the PBS model, which people apparently
give a lot of money to.
Yeah, they do. But you know, we don't we haven't milked it.
Well, here's why. Here's what you just said something very
interesting. Whenever you watch PBS, you always have companies
when they're doing a fun drive. And like well, all the employees
of Best Buy got together and came up with $130,000. And of
course, it's a huge pre commercial for Best Buy. Yeah,
so that's when you hit those that scoop of vision. What was
the guy's name? Hey, sh Frankel, stop Skyping me You shit,
scuba vision productions. And maybe that's what the problem
is. People are escaping, you
know, because I'm declining. That's
jamming up the system apparently.
So that scope of vision productions Well, that's very
smart. You just got four mentions for the price of 50
bucks
or five I kid you lost track. 10 bucks. I mentioned you
can't beat that. Know that. What's the CPM on that baby?
It's really, it's like 15 cents.
I had a interesting we had a meeting with, with someone who
was actually pitching us on investing in us today. And what
was interesting about it, I knew this guy, I'm not gonna mention
his name. Because before we got our initial investment four
years ago, we met with a subdivision of mentioned the
name in a minute, an outfit called constellation in New
York, who were looking to do actually, they they had
investments from people like Will Smith and Bruce Willis. And
so they basically take Hollywood money and then lose it. And they
invest in media stuff. And these, they were kind of
arrogant, you know, kind of look cocky, and it was a subdivision
of Bear Stearns.
And yeah, constellation is fairly well known for being that
way.
Right. So they were part of Bear Stearns and so seeing this guy
again, who is now working for a different outfit, and said, No,
so dude, you know, how's it going? He said, Well, and he
walked me through the story and he was like, Did you know and it
was really, really weird on Friday, but because remember,
this all came down on a Sunday, right? When all this stuff
happened, there were rumours about maybe, you know, there
would be a buyer, but no one believed it. Because how in
God's name could anything happen over the weekend? Because I
remembered laying in my bed Saturday night looking up at the
ceiling and thinking, Oh, this is so horribly wrong. Maybe I
should get out of bed right now and go to the office and get my
stuff. And he thought to himself now you know what, I'll, I'll go
tomorrow morning. And so he went in Sunday morning, he said,
there were all these grey haired senior executives all walking
through the hallways with their boxes. And so he got his box of
shit. And you know, he says almost like your house is on
fire. What do you take, and so he got all stuff left on Sunday.
And this was remember when the the rumoured price was $1. And
they sold it for $2. And then something very interesting
happened and this is the kind of the point I was gonna make that
even though it had sold for two or that was the price that was
mentioned on Sunday, all of us, you know, and Bear Stearns, the
way it worked was you could have all this tremendous and you
know, people had leveraged their stock and that people were going
broke like massively because they had margin calls. But a
Bear Stearns, you could not sell your Bear Stearns stock until
some ridiculous thing like five years after you work there, they
had some really weird lockup. And on that Monday, they said,
Oh, everyone can sell now go ahead. It's all free. Everyone's
unlocked. Everyone started to sell at three bucks. And then
remember what happened, the price went to 10, the the
purchase price because they included the building or some
crap like that. Yeah. And and I said, you know, please confirm
for me one thing that was a personal vendetta from Goldman
Sachs, because, of course, Goldman Sachs runs the Treasury.
And he said, Absolutely, absolutely. Because it was the
only bank that went bankrupt, every other bank has been bailed
out. And it was a complete targeted vendetta towards Bear
Stearns
low, what was the reason?
Hatred?
The Goldman guys are decks and because Bear Stearns was outside
of the system, kind of, you know, they were their own
independent, they didn't play nicely with everybody. They just
kind of did their own thing. And they had their own their own.
They didn't play with with the group, they didn't suck up to
the Treasury, and the Treasury being Goldman Sachs guys, and
look at it look at who was in Timothy Geithner, you know, look
at all these who was the
other guy I mean, but he's seeing it on business and
everywhere else. You know, whatever you do, you can't get
around this. Although there's a bunch of Do you know, a bunch of
goodie goodies out there that don't want to believe that
simple fact. People hold
grudges Absolutely.
Sit on the grudge for years.
And when they have the chance they will stick it in? Yeah.
Yeah. Well, you know, I probably would do the same thing. You do
it all the time to me. I'll do it to you ever. By the way, by
the way. laying in wait. Yes, you are. I can
strike finally I can get that long haired freak. You it was a
good cranky geeks. They're really enjoyed. I was in the
studio with a good friend of mine from New York, Kevin. And I
thought it was really fun to watch. I thought the topics were
good. And you know, I'm just gonna give you a little bit of
props. And maybe you were just on your game. Maybe you felt a
little nervous because you know, the boss was there and you had
to perform better.
Yeah, like a monkey.
Yes, grind for me monkey boy growing before, but it was a
good show. It was really
good. The second show we did was to we had a couple good shows, I
think to be honest about I wasn't on my game. I was. In
fact, I screwed up the second show. No, here's
your first show was great. We were talking
about the first show. It was good. The second show was good.
But both shows I was I was I was having trouble with the cards.
And then the second show I make like I goes out of my way. This
is a classic blunder. I go out of my way to wear the stupid
sweater vest for the first show. Yeah, to take it off for the
second show because we're running it. Next we're gonna
we're gonna be wearing the same clothes. So I left this vest on.
I never wear a sweater vest. So it just draws attention to the
fact that I have the exact same outfit on for two weeks in a
row.
Yeah, gee, and oh, I'm sorry. I didn't mean to give away the
fact that it won't be live next week. Why isn't it live by the
way who gave you permission to pre tape
we do it all the time every time but if you're not going to be
there Wednesday and I'm going to be in New York City. We do two
shows in a row. And how come I'm not on the show. You would have
been on the show of course you would have showed up late
if I was on the show I showed up just in time
if you were if you if we if we knew that you were going to be
around we'll be on the show you're gonna be in town all the
time. You'll be on the show way too much now so don't even Don't
start complaining yet.
I love it. I love when I'm on the show because all the fans of
the show dislike me.
And that's not true. You're full of it. People like you. You're
very be personable. You actually quite good on the show. Oh,
thank
you. We'll have me on the show then.
We'll have you on the show. Can I play a jingle? No, no, just
take it. No jingles. You haven't heard this jingle yet. Oh, you
mean I thought you meant on the show when you do the show? No,
this on this show, though. Yeah, time has come. Oh, wait, that's
the wrong one. That's we've heard
I need to honk the horn for myself. I'm sorry. I didn't mean
to do that. That was a different one. All right. That was it.
Well, as I said, you know, I have although
now we have this whole list. Five minutes left, we still got
five minutes left. Well, I
have this whole list of things except I didn't have time to
open the web browsers and preload everything. Forget
that we still have the restaurant review to do. Oh,
God. So what do you mean? Oh,
God, because it ended exactly like the last time we had dinner
with.
We can review the restaurant without reviewing the fact that
you know, you you just can't seem to control your emotions.
No, no, what happens is you have an uncanny knack of turning a
completely nice dinner into me actually agreeing with you.
yelling at my girlfriend, where I shouldn't be punching your
lights out. I couldn't believe myself. Like, what the hell am I
doing? I'm letting this jackass get away with this crap. And I
don't actually like you. I'm like, I'm telling you no wonder
the show is good. Because I think you're a dick. I could not
believe myself.
Here. I don't know what your problem is that let's review the
restaurant. All right. Oh, Zuma.
It's a place in San Francisco. It's been around for a while. I
think the giveaway if I'm going to give the final analysis of
this thing is this. There's it's got a huge sushi bar and there
was not one person sitting at it.
Yeah, it was completely empty. I agree. Yeah, that was kind of
weird.
I've never seen that. In San Francisco, which is sushi
territory. All these places are packed. You can very rarely get
to the sushi bar. The place was too expensive.
Yes, it was outrageously expensive. It was pretentious.
It was too pretentious.
The Kobe beef was good. It wasn't that good. It was okay.
But the thing that bugged me the most is we had two bottles of
sakeI indistinguishable from each other. It both tasted like
you know water that made you drunk and made you and made you
not punch out John Dvorak, but like agree with him while he's
berating your girlfriend. Bad bad mojo rating her go up bad
mojo. And it was like we drank two bottles of sakeI amongst the
three of us it was set up for disaster. This was bad. Did you
drive home? It wasn't that much. Yes, you should be arrested.
Hey, let's I'm seeing double I'm not worried about it.
Well, when you look at us, you kind of are like, hey, there's
to talk long enough what's going on with that? No, it was no but
this now the food was okay, but not for that price and
the food actually the food was okay. The Kobe thing was not as
good as they claimed it to be. There's a lot of pretence at the
place. The Psyche was way too expensive, but that was the
cheap sucky. They had Psaki on their on their list for six $700
A bottle is ridiculous break they had and they wanted to do
it the thing that bugged me the most even though you know
everybody's kind of going along with the programme, I was little
I was got me annoyed in almost instantly, which is probably the
reason I was so you know, surly think here's the problem. When I
when these guys come over with the sales pitch, you know about
let me prepare a meal for you and I'm looking at the guy like
27 years old, he wants to you know, he wants to dream up some
meal for us and I'm looking at the menu with it, which has
enough good stuff on I'd like to test a few things out. First
thing I'm thinking of it well, that's interesting. This is what
Nobu does, but unfortunately, when you eat it, no book by
comparison, you get tremendous stuff. I mean, Nobu in it
especially the one in New York, which is the one I've had eaten
at most although I've had I've eaten at the Las Vegas no Bucha
and it's actually quite good, but it's extremely expensive
just like this place, but you get mind boggling food displays
where you got just good sushi.
So yeah, I'm
sorry. It was just I didn't think much of it I wouldn't go
back
No, I mean either and when and you know what for the place
being so empty why didn't they give us a table that actually
had a real view
I checked out the tables with the real view there was no did
for table for there wasn't actually one up against the
window. I did check that
I did not like the way the tables were positioned. I
thought you know, it could have been a lot better and hey, we
were pretty hot looking crowd. You know, we're all over six
foot six foot one. You know, we're I think we lit up the
place. We certainly lit up near the end of we boy we were lit up
and But here's the Buzzkill. John says, you know, I said,
Well, man, how come you weren't excited? You know, we said, you
know, come on out to dinner. He's like, Well, there was a
game on television. I really wanted to see. You know,
you are just a Lakers game. Come on.
He was tape that shit. Tivo it, you know, we weren't gonna tell
you both basketball
is the worst thing in the world at TiVo. I didn't know what I
didn't mean it as an insult. But you were wondering, you came
across as one y'all jacked up. Oh, can I get out of the house?
My wife she's always going on. You're getting the gig went out.
You had some fun you know, she's always a little
Why don't you go live with your wife? Here's a concept live with
your wife for Washington State.
It's a little hard for her to holler ass down here to have
lousy sushi.
You couldn't do the show from Washington State. Why do you
live here at all?
Because I'm doing some work for a company where the boss if you
just do once in a while you are working for a while right?
And they'll show gee, we're out of time. The band is playing
it better to be in northern Silicon Valley. If you're
reporting on Silicon Valley
this is true but you're going to be doing finances soon and
you've got your your cycles book and your pepper book and all
this stuff that spices
book is looking terrific. What is that thing coming out man?
Can I final edit on it and then it's done. Can I prove it? Do
you want to take a look at I send you the PDF love to or you
can look at it. Oh my god. This is gorgeous. His book. Good. But
is it interesting? Yeah, if you're into spices is extremely
interesting thing.
I'd be interested what's the market for spices these days for
a book about spices.
I think the what the way Mimi did this book. There is nothing
like it. She's kind of as a backgrounder on the spices from
the various areas of the world and what they what their theory
of spicing is, and then a bunch of ways to mix up their style of
spicing and you can use it in your cooking if you want to.
It's actually quite, quite unique. Cool.
Okay, so you're going to New York. When are you back?
I'm back Wednesday night.
Okay. What are you wait, you're going to you're gonna do the
show on Sunday from
New York to be in Washington, because my son's graduating from
Evergreen
gratulations. Good. That's excellent. And I will, I think
I'm, I might be in Los Angeles. No,
I don't know. Down Sunday. Yeah, maybe for one day. I gotta
forget when we do this. Oh, no, no, no, no,
I'm gonna be here. I'll be here for the Sunday show. So we'll
have crappy bandwidth for the last time. And then I call
Comcast cares for the new place. And we're all set lovely. Coming
to you from the undisclosed flophouse. I'm Adam curry.
And from the northern Silicon Valley, I'm John C. Dvorak.
We'll talk
to you again on Sunday right here on no agenda.