Adam curry, John C. Dvorak. Yes, we're using the candlestick
microphone stand. It's time for your gizmo nation audio
publication 106. This is no agenda coming to you from an
undisclosed hotel location in Los Angeles, California. Get mo
nation West. Hello, everybody. I'm Adam curry
in from the west West. And it's Father's Day, by the way. I'm
John C. Dvorak.
Buzzkill. Yeah, Happy Father's Day, John.
It appears to be Father's Day, Happy Father's Day to you.
Thank you. I have I have not received a Happy Father's Day
greeting from my child, but
I wasn't expecting it. Maybe she'll Twitter you on.
It would be nice.
So we got a lot of stuff to cover this week. First, I want
to send out a couple of apologies, one for calling you
and aihole My wife said that you don't realise that. I actually
probably made you the aihole because if after travelling, I
forget she says she refuses to talk to me for 12 hours. And she
says that you apparently are one of the few people that don't
realise that I am. I'm not a normal person after travelling.
Okay, first of all, Apology accepted. I did not take any
offence things that are said on the show. But I want to say one
thing, you were totally stuck in one of your many sub
personalities. And I recognise it and I love you for it. So
it's
whatever. Now I also want to apologise to the listeners out
there who we told to give a $2 month thing and then if we
return them to do 24 A year or something males because the $2
month is really a scammer that gets most of the money to pay
pal. Some buddy wrote in saying I'm not going to change until
you apologise for making it $2 suggestion in the first place.
Okay, well, we're sorry, what the hell do we know? So sorry,
sorry, I didn't mean it.
Well, we didn't know what we're doing. We're just still figuring
out how to do this. Now we're new. We're noobs. Now just we're
gonna start off with the Father's Day thing. Okay, I get
to begin with by complaining about the network news. Oh,
yeah, ABC News, in particular. And I'm going to I'd like to
play a clip. At first I want to tell you this half hour news
show consisted of a little news about Iran, this following clip,
and then in between those clips, and everything was in between
probably about 50 or 60 commercials, usually for some
product that you know, you have to be 90 years
old to like reach erectile dysfunction product.
No, I'll tell you what they are. And we'll go over them after we
play this. But first I went this is Obama, this is Obama on
Father's Day. Now you have to realise that this thing is
ridiculously long. Obama talking about Father's Day and how
important it is, which is probably a good thing. I mean,
because he does set set the president sets the moral tone
for the
country. And fathers are important and parental unit
says a couple of one liners in their course. And they have a
message at the end which is political. And by the way, why
they're doing this. They have all these pictures that are
showing these clips that are so carefully prepared and it's done
like you see on a Macintosh or PC where it's still photo and it
moves zooms in and
that's there's a name for that. Who was the guy who invented
that the Oh, come on, John. I don't know. It's not that it's
like cotton not Carl Zeiss but the other guy. The something
effect crapped Twitter to us.
Yeah, somebody will know. But anyway, yeah, you have a photo
that he moves slowly. Oh, yeah. Okay, let's play Obama on
Father's Day.
The White House Mark Father's Day a little early today with a
conference and how much difference good dads can make.
President Obama said he have his own fairy and he was also asked
what's more fun being a father?
Oh, is this that's what's his face?
monopolist? Yes, Stephanopoulos? Weasel boy? Yeah. Okay. Not very
good. No,
he's he looks like a weasel. In President.
Nothing is more fun than being a father. Now, my kids are
teenagers yet so I don't know.
Why is that funny?
Oh, he's always got a bunch of BS. He's got a bunch of he's got
he's got an audience all the time. Now, whenever he does
anything, and they always laugh at everything he does. He wants
to be I
wonder if they have cue cards, you know, like laugh. You know?
They have one of those guys standing beside, you know,
waving,
waving his arms with with a script in his hands clapping for
the crowd. All right.
I don't know whether that will maintain itself. It turns out
that you can still carve out time to make sure that you're
having a conversation with your kid. And what it does mean is
that fathers sometimes have to give up stuff that they'd like
to do instead, like, just sit there and watch SportsCenter, I
just watch it once so that I can then spend time with the girls
because they don't like watching basketball that much. There have
been days when the demands of work have taken me from my
duties as a father and I've missed Some moments in my
daughter's lives that I'll never get back. So I've been far from
perfect. But in the end, it's not about being perfect. It's
not always about succeeding. But it's about always trying to
those fathers who maybe haven't been involved in their child's
life. It's to emphasise that this isn't an obligation. This
is a privilege to be a father.
When asked about his Father's Day gift, the President said he
wanted something Malia and Sasha might have a hard time
delivering health care bill. Well, what does that have to do
with it?
Nothing. By the way, for anybody out there who likes you know,
one of the things we don't have a jingle for our memes that we
try to spot when we do the show? Yeah. Well, there's one. And I
kept hearing over and over from the Republicans on various talk
shows. And it's exactly the same wording, I think, you know, John
Stewart could probably get a bunch of these clips. And it
goes like this, it says, people do not want a bureaucrat that
stands between the doctor and the patient. And the term is a
bureaucrat standing between the doctor and the patient, a
bureaucrat standing between the doctor and a patient. You know,
I think the Republicans are on the wrong side of this debate.
Yeah, it sounds like completely against all of their typical
morals
it's all you know, there's just obviously a lot of lobbyists
involved and they don't want to go mainly from health care
companies. They don't you know, all that's really going on here
is the government wants to start its own health care company.
Yes. Insurance Company. They're gonna lowball everybody and
everybody doesn't like it.
I'm telling you, we had. Have you ever met Lawrence, his wife,
now from the office, first of all, beaut, wow. She's a
stunningly beautiful woman. She's a scientist. And she was
in the office and now she was talking about what she was
doing. She is out on the road. Now. She's a scientist out on
the road. 24/7 trying to raise money for medical science. She
said every single programme has been cut, all budgets are gone.
We have to now go beg for money. For medical research, isn't that
isn't that one of the things this country is great for is for
its medical research.
once was but now it's a bureaucrat standing between the
doctor and the patient.
Oh man is a by the way. My daughter did Twitter me Happy
Father's Day.
She's probably listening to the stream. By the way. There's also
a chatroom called no agenda. chat.com people can go into it.
It's automatic. She's
probably not listening to the stream, but it is a little bit
less than this clip. You want me to play the last 20 seconds or
was that it? Is that No, that
clip should be over? Okay, well, there's
20 more seconds. I don't know what that is. Yeah, no worries.
No worries. Oh, wow. First of all, I feel really good. And how
weird is it in this day and age that that your kid? Twitter's
you a Happy Father's Day? It's kind of that's kind of injury
and of course the newspaper will pick that up. That's true.
Seriously, the newspapers have been have been reprinting the
Twitter's she's been sending to me and the ones I've been
sending back
to her newspapers in Holland. Yeah. And Holland.
How crazy is that? Oh God, but anyway, I feel good. I feel good
now.
Good. There. So let's make you feel bad by playing the clip.
Thanks. This is the definition of the Buzzkill. Ladies and
gentlemen, are you going to set this one up? Or just go
straight in Yeah, let me set it up. There's a this is just a
news item that we've all heard this week and I just thought it
was the one of the most peculiar things ever done it just now all
these news guys, nobody questions any of this stuff.
They just run this stuff, you know, full cloth and just play
it will you'll see what it is.
Also tonight American warships are tracking a North Korean
vessel off the coast of China that may be carrying illegal
weapons. Meantime, but first
of all illegal weapons says who? Yeah, what is what is his angle?
What is an illegal weapon? It means not sanctioned by the US
government. These these kill people slower? I mean, what the
hell is are they defective?
And the Pentagon is beefing up our missile defence system to
protect Hawaii from a North Korean missile attack. Okay. A
Japanese newspaper reports the North may be planning to test
fire another missile. This one aimed at Hawaii on the Fourth of
July. Yeah.
And the bombs bursting in
it. Does anybody actually believe that? North Korea is
gonna fire a missile at Hawaii. This is ridiculous. Now
meanwhile, they go gates. Emily's go, Oh, we're gonna
Yeah, we're gonna beat missile defence. We don't have any
missile defences. A and why would they be firing on her? Why
would you just bomb the crap out of North Korea? If they do that
doesn't make any sense whatsoever. And by the way, when
they show these clips, they have all these stock photos. Oh,
yeah. Oh, sorry. Magic Korea is
it's just a military military goose. Erin Burnett was in
Russia, and I was watching the show on SSI. MBC in the same
thing they end the show with the credits and it's all goose
stepping Russians and all weaponry mean Russia is a
beautiful beautiful things in Russia beautiful architecture.
And Gucci stores you know and holy Sea is goose stepping
Russian soldiers
could reach the islands but Defence Secretary Robert Gates
isn't taking any chances. Deploying a giant radar and
oh, a giant radar. Radar. It's it's bigger than a than a big
one. It's a giant radar
wound missile interceptors to the Hawaiian Islands.
Passengers aboard a transatlantic flight.
We go to the next story. Yeah, you might as well. This is good.
Brussels had no idea until they landed that their pilot had died
mid flight. The Continental flight landed safely at Newark
shortly before noon, about three hours into the flight a call
went out for doctors on board. A cardiologist responded and found
the captain 60 year old Kregel and now dead in the cockpit.
Okay, no clips, you have to do the final close because the one
that gets me is the one at the end.
And I came in it just today. We did twice.
This is still the Yeah, this is the doctor who saw the found the
debt.
Well, that's why they have two pilots on board.
Terrible for him and very grateful to be here. Pretty
scary.
Okay, this is an American today. But what's pretty scary? Well,
first, first of all, the pilot rarely lands the plane. It's
usually the co pilot anyway.
No, that's not true. They they switch legs. So it's either the
the one of the
one and what does it but they can vote. It's not like there's
nobody that can land the plane
now and the plan can let pretty much land the plane can land
itself as well. It's true. I took Virgin America, from San
Francisco, Los Angeles on Friday. And if you've never had,
will you have done virgin American. I want to thank you.
By the way, John, I got an upgrade to first class for 25
bucks, not 50 As you said it was 25 which I thought wow, that's
new. Yeah, well, I just swiped my card at the airport and said
do you want to upgrade? 25 bucks, Mike Hell yeah. But we
had absolutely the hottest five foot 10 tall, slender, female
captain flying this plane. And you know the captain on Virgin
America. The captain does the welcoming word to the
passengers. What did you have done on your flight? I liked
that very much. By the way. That's, you know, it's like, Hi,
I'm your captain and
she's standing out in front. Yes,
we're standing on front. She actually walked down the aisle
and said hi to everybody before she took off.
This is some new thing because jet I learned my I came back
from New York on JetBlue. The captain was doing the same thing
on JetBlue.
Well, I think they're copycatting virgin but I really
like I said Could I please take a picture with you? She's like,
Oh, yeah, she was. She was older. I think she was probably
about 50 Take a picture. Yeah, I was like because you're like I
in all the years I've been flying I've never seen such a
hot captain I need to have a picture. And there you go. So
okay, next well anyway,
but back to that other story. The point is is how was it scary
for this woman when she didn't even find out about it until she
landed?
Well because we're not making news John we're making
entertainment we're making show we nice
scary scary. Alright, anyway, let me finish up to one thing
about the I'm gonna read you a list you know the way that that
crappy George Stephanopoulos ABC News Network News when it was
just a story about Obama and they went to commercials and
then they went one single story on the new normal, which is a
thing they're doing and then more commercial. I'm gonna read
you the commercials that they had. First they started omnaris
commercial which is about nose allergies specifically, that was
commercial number one and the last child Brickhouse child
locator Duracell commercial for the last child out there and
that's the precursor to chipping your child Yeah, yeah, Yep,
absolutely.
Then an Ambien CR sleep remedy to dual dose and then quitting
cold turkey and NicoDerm CQ commercial then save a crackhead
homeless shattered life Salvation Army commercial then
it Democrats versus Republicans house ad that's the list of
commercials are all one minute then they go to this one story
one long story Boom Back to commercials starts with
commercial for Kashi which is some sort of nuts like a starch
or something you can eat vitamin A one a day commercial aimed at
men's prostrates that's your aihole Tuscan Tuscany entry
entrees from for fancy feast cat
You're killing me You're killing me stop You're killing me.
You're just Medicare Supplements
are the AARP a Pfizer commercials
99% Is Big Pharma. Yeah. 99%
Yeah, and then a local house at REI BC and then then the
national house had for ABC and then they went to the final
story which was a fake The ESPN story for Kurt Warner Habitat
for Humanity, which was a fluff piece. And that was the end of
the news. It sucked.
You know, I was so angry last show, not because of what you
called me, but right after we were done with the show, and it
was late, you know, and it was like one o'clock and I was, you
know, mixing it down and getting ready to upload it. And I go to
the to the reading room, as we would call it for a conference
call. And I'm reading The Wall Street Journal, and I get so
pissed because they're right there on Section B. Page. One is
this whole article about how the FDA warns against the use of Zai
cam that it can cause permanent loss of smell. Yeah, and the
stock got hammered, like down 75% in one day. This is a
homoeopathic remedy. It's not even a drug.
It's not even it's not then using zinc for coal. The cure is
just highly
new. It's been used for decades, if not 100 years. But what it's
like I'm reading this and of course there's a new guy at the
FDA. Oh, gee, does that make any sense? What's the guy's name?
The new Oh, sorry. GAO, the new FDA commissioner Margaret. Peggy
Hamburg. Peggy. It's is that her nickname? Peggy? And I don't
know it says Peggy in quotes.
You actually have by the way, I did a little research on this
and you don't think maybe any of this this slamming does I cam
stuff. It has anything to do with plough sharing. The big
pharma company coming out probably next year, with a cold
remedy based on some drug they've been testing. It just
came out of stage two testing like, like a year ago?
Of course it does. That's the first thing I'm like, oh my god,
I can't believe they're actually doing this. The Ministry of
Truth comes out with with this whole article in the Wall Street
effing journal. Okay, which I might point out is owned by
Rupert Murdoch, which is now a complete Fox Company. So this is
not even this This newspaper is not even worthy of wiping my ass
with its it's a complete frickin outrage and how can we just let
this pass by? This is exactly what happened with the FDA. When
we had the new administration come in, Rumsfeld came in. And
then all of a sudden, we had a new FDA guy, and then we had
aspartame, then all of a sudden aspartame was approved. This is
exactly what happens. This is how big pharma gets poison into
our system. It's how they keep healthy stuff out. And if it was
really true, that Zai cam highly recommended, highly recommended
to me by one of my best friends to use against cold remedy who's
been using it for years. You can I mean, you're a professional
wine taster. You're a judge if you lost your sense of smell. I
mean, this would be a travesty for the wine industry. It
clearly is a lie. And no one does anything where all the
follow up stories. Where's
this? Where's this? Truth? Exactly.
I mean, if the government can just do this and just say, oh,
you know what? Well, we really think your shit is dangerous.
Boom, the company's dead. I mean, you know, matric shares
dropped 70%. In after hours trading?
Yeah. By the way, if you just had the inside scoop on that
press announcement, you would have been an easy street if
you'd known the short deadstock fuck
Excuse me? Yes. Hell yes.
I'm always suspicious. Oh,
you know it. Can Horowitz look at that and see who was
shorting? Is there a way to look at that? Because I guarantee you
with Bloomberg terminals, you can do a bit you know, it's
after the fact it's too hard. I mean, I think it's it's doable,
but they won't investigate who's going to investigate the SEC.
Now, but we I'd like to know oh, by the way, June 16. came and
went. Where is the sentencing of Bernard made off? Remember, June
16, he's going to be sentenced. That's the big set that there's
nothing that a single newspaper I have the Financial Times of
the Wall Street Journal at the New York Times. Not a single
paper has done any follow up there. I guess there was just no
sentencing or it happened and no one reported on it. We've been
waiting for this for two months. This guy who stole $50 billion
from all these poor, poor old people. And now there's no sun
there's no nothing it just didn't happen. Come on.
I forgot that's a good one. So actually, well, since we're in
the mood for this kind of stuff, let's go back to the Eclipse
Okay,
the Hawaii thing is over right because there was another 20
seconds on that as well.
Yeah, that's why things over that was just a woman just going
oh, so scary. She didn't even know what's happening. I
couldn't believe this. Okay, let's do okay, I'm gonna I gotta
set up this one. This is the Ambien car commercial in its
entirety. It's a 62nd commercial. So So I timed it
out. Now there's two things I want you to listen to when you
listen to this commercial one is the music and sound effects they
play in the background to make you put you in a mood. And it's
kind of funny when you when you don't watch the commercial
because you can really pick up on the sounds that they have.
And here's what here's what's interesting about the
commercial, the actual commercial is 17 seconds,
actually 16 about 16 seconds of a commercial. And the remaining
60 seconds is disclaimer, the remaining six now I was thinking
about this, they make it memorable. We talked about this
before, there's been studies that show that WARNING WARNING
on several warnings actually are attractive. Yes, yes. So they're
now making these commercial. So it's almost all a warning.
And by the way, the length I see on the time is 55 seconds. It's
amazing how mainstream media can actually shorten 62nd
commercials to 55 seconds.
Well, there's a little there's a little visual at the beginning.
A little visual at the end that makes the five seconds.
Let's listen to it and the disclaimers avoid I'm hot
already when morning
comes in the middle of the night. It affects your entire
day. To get a good night's sleep, try to layer Ambien CR
the first layer dissolves quickly to help you fall asleep
and unlike other sleep aids a second is off slowly to help you
stay asleep when taking Ambien CR don't drive or operate
machine sleep walking and eating or driving while not fully awake
with memory loss for the event as well as abnormal behaviours
such as going are impressive the normal confusion agitation and
hallucinations may occur with alcohol first
of all those first three things I'm highly interested in I think
the hallucinations. I like the whole you know sleepwalking
thing I'm like yeah, I'll try to notice the rooster in the fall
in the phone ringing and the sound that you're right the
soundtrack is Ding ding ding as
it may increase these behaviours allergic reactions such as
shortness of breath, swelling of your tongue or throat may occur
and Americans may be fatal Side effects may include next day
drowsiness, dizziness and headache in patients with
depression, worsening of depression, including risk of
suicide may occur. experience any of these behaviours or
reactions contact your doctor immediately. Wake up ready for
your day. Ask your healthcare provider for two layer Ambien CR
you know this shit sounds better than crack. It's unbelievable.
Really does this sounds like some good mojo, I need to try
and get around me.
Did I want to kill myself or flow but all this cool stuff.
You know, this is the brain the human brain works in very
interesting ways. And here's something you can you can test
yourself. This is for the benefit of the audience. If you
tell someone, don't forget to do something, you have a 90% chance
they will forget
if you say the word don't, doesn't mean it's never.
Right. But if you say remember to do something, then you have a
90% chance that person will remember it. So it does work in
reverse ways many times and yeah, I mean, the studies have
shown that the warning signs on cigarettes that you will die
young. It actually encourages people to buy it and so it makes
total sense that that's not a disclaimer. The actual
commercial is that 50 seconds of legal shit. I'm liking it. Yeah,
we need to we need to get no of course we're not using it. What
do you say no agenda does not encourage the use of any drugs
sanctioned by the FDA. CO smoke a frickin joint please. Hi.
Wow. Before we get to more clips, yeah. No, I got one here
that I did. You said Was it Greg? What? One of the clips
names?
Oh, hold on. Let me check. Yeah, Greg, last.
Oh, cheese. Okay, we'll have to hold off on now.
All of a sudden, you're kind of your connections kind of funky.
Oh,
well. Let me talk louder. Yeah. Okay, so here's Okay, let's
flight play this one. This will do sex decoy. Okay, there's uh,
let me get reset. I was just tuning around the Dish Network
and I ran into a new channel I never saw before it was our LT
wise what is is a real estate channel reality Reott No, it's
Fox reality. It's a new whole new network that Fox throws up
threw up that has gotten some of the most dreadful shows
imaginable. And this one here, which is sex decoy. It's that
get the full name of sex decoy. It's got a it's got a subtitle
and look it up.
All right. And we also have to do some other stuff. Although,
you know, people don't like it if we only do clips.
Yeah, well, they're gonna like this one is called Sex decoy
love State News. Let me explain what this is. They get to
God when you can already feel what's going on. Okay? Yeah.
Go ahead. They got this hot chick and her sisters and they
go out and get hired to find some poor schlub, who happens to
be you know, hanging out who likes to hang out at bars for
whatever reason in a try, they lure him to give him a ride
home.
Hey, buddy. Hey, buddy, you look really ugly and lonely. Can
these two hot chicks give you a ride home? Hey, we're not
fooling
it gives them a ride home. And then a J get cajole him into
coming in. And when he comes in on this show, his wife is there.
Okay,
it's it's the guys Oh, that's horrible.
It's totally horrible. And anyway, play it. Okay. So you
get a feeling for this is a short clip, but just gives you a
concept of what the who would just like some guys seems to be
gay to me. Who's the who's one of the setup, guys
hope that he doesn't turn out to be just another typical cheater
for her saying, Oh, I'm gonna be able to help her. So this thing
has got to go down perfect
for her. This thing is gonna go down perfectly. I don't want
anything
to get screwed up.
Let's do this.
Like Dog the Bounty Hunter. Let's do this. Okay, let's go
fuck this guy's life up.
A few days later, God contacted us to let us know that Maddie
out late. The plan was for me to meet him at a bar and lure him
to a hotel room where God will be waiting to confront him. She
suspected that he would be at tailgaters.
What that's it, basically the clip gives you an idea what
they're up to.
Right Okay. So let me let me say something about this. So
television, network television, cable television, all television
in general this analogue real time start to finish you know,
22 minutes of programming without the commercials type of
media is now I have to officially declare it bad for
your health. They have gone they've gone so overboard what
you need to do is you need to just throw out your television
I'm not even buying a television in my new apartment I'm just not
going to buy one because it is absolute it is going to kill you
is going to melt your brain you need to find independent
alternative media online. Watch that enjoy that. You know it
commercials seem to be upfront and in your face and
transparent. There's a lot of really good stuff going on out
on that thing called the internet. You need to stop
watching television, it is going to do nothing but kill you in
the long run. You have to stop watching it. It is just it's
it's done. It's no wonder it's going downhill. No wonder
companies like Nevio are actually growing slowly but
we're growing because people the majority of people will catch on
eventually, a part of us is just going to die watching this will
be will die in our Barco loungers watching you know
these, this type of programming, and the rest will hopefully make
it but this this medium is going away. Newspapers are going away.
It's all it's dead. It's over and done with we knew this was
going to happen. 20 years ago when we saw the internet we all
said Oh yeah, well this is gonna kill it all. And it's taken 20
years it may take another 10 but it is going to happen. Help it
help it die a respectful death.
Oh, by the way, I went to the airport. And I and it was threat
level orange. Whoa,
what's been threat level orange forever.
I noticed that yeah, they keep saying it. So what's the
point and Francisco Airport is currently under threat level
orange by
the way, its threat level orange and Oakland design is
permanently attached.
It's tattooed. I got I got checked by TSA was actually it
was kind of a cute TSA agent. Her name was Shelley she was
probably about 4849. But you know, just like my pilot kind of
slender, kind of tall and very sweet. But she was training
another guy. And so and of course my bag is filled with
wireless transmitters, you know, all kinds of funky looking
devices. I've got tonnes and tonnes of stuff in there that
you know, on my laptop, everything's in there. battery
chargers batteries. Normally it goes through without it without
a hitch. Of course unless you have a bottle of water in there
then it's like Bang check back check water, water water.
Just extremely loaded up with gear. But I had one small bottle
of water that guy get picked up on the aeroplane trip.
That bottle of water, water Water Water stop there's
dangerous water on board. And so and she swabs everything and
she's showing the guide now first I take the disc and then I
swab the inside and she and I have a bag inside the bag so she
should like four swabs I've never seen it before. And then
make sure you and the guy is yawning behind her I swear to
god John she's like Like, hey, he's like fallen down this this
moron who was being trained. And you know, and I'm just like,
okay, you know, I'm just gonna be really, really calm and I'm
gonna feel good. You know, I'm in love. I'm feeling happy about
life. And so I'm just chilling. And I've never had such a
thorough bag check. And then she and she finally winds up are
saying, sir, I want to thank you for being so incredibly patient.
And I said, you know, as TSA agents go, you're one hope one
smokin hot babe, I didn't mind watching you do that? Yes. And
then the guy, all of us and he's like, oh, like Ed McMahon, I was
like a fucking moron. And she laughed too. You know, she's
like, Oh,
by the way, I had one of those experiences with somebody being
trained again. And they did the same thing with me. They swapped
everything. Yeah, whatever.
Speaking of the TSA and this, this goes back to remember the
guy who had like $5,000 in cash, and then the TSA pulled him
aside. Yeah, he's back in the news. Yeah. So the news in case
you hadn't read it, according to the TSA, and you can look this
up on there. And there's a lawsuit now, of course, pending
about all this from the is it just the civil liberties?
Whatever, ACLU ACLU. According to the TSA, this is the right
they claim, okay, so And of course, there should be a
lawsuit about this, and I'm happy, happy that they're doing
it. Passengers are required to corrupt to cooperate with the
screening process. Cooperation may involve answering questions
about their property, a passenger who refuses to answer
questions may be referred to appropriate authorities for
further inquiry. So this is this has to be a violation of our
civil rights as this, of course, it's before I forget, the
Creative Commons lawsuit I brought against the telegraph
publishing corporation in the Netherlands. They settled, they
rolled over on their back like little bitches. And they have
now sent an undisclosed sum of money to War Child and stop aids
now as part of the settlement.
Good. Well, that was the maybe they'll cheat teach some of
these people have them. The other ones are all upset about
copyright.
Yeah. And and they also signed a covenant that says, if they ever
do that, again, automatic 50,000 Euro penalty, they signed the
covenant. Oh, good. Yeah. So another, another win another win
for the little guy,
unless you can hire these people that do the sex scam thing and
get them to trick them into taking a photo? Oh, wouldn't it
be cool? If would that just be so cool. I wanted to mention
that I got a package from Finland yesterday. And I have
received the brand new Nokia N 97. Which I haven't, I've only
started to play around with it. So I don't have a review or
anything. But I will say when it comes to aesthetics, and how it
feels in your hand and the keyboard and everything very
impressed. I have no idea how it works as a phone and everything.
Is it what you got? Is that's a regular phone. It's not the full
keyboard one No, it
is no, it's a flip up. It's it's beautiful. You you kind of have
to if you hold it horizontally and you push the screen, it
clicks up and it kind of sits at an angle. So I it'll take a
while for me to figure out how useful it is. Because I have to
say, I am so diggin my G phone. I am so loving this device. It
is I mean, what an outrageously good phone that is, you know, a
because of all the services, the new upgrade has, has really
enhanced battery life that's gotten a lot better. And, and
you know, and I sit on the plane, and I see all these
jabroni keys with their iPhones and the iPhone to me has just
become the coolest of the uncoolest gayest thing to have
right now. It's like you got an iPhone, you're on my loser list
almost automatically, particularly if you have a big
rubber thing around it. You know, I don't
get why people put all that crap on the thing. Now, I'm looking
at the n 97. Now, which it looks like it could become easily
enough a G A an Android phone because you got a big screen.
Well, this is the problem. I'm already knowing that I will not
like the the series 60 Symbian operating system because the way
Android ties into Google to end what do I use? I mean, I use
Google Mail. I use Google Calendar. I use Google Docs,
sometimes. I totally, you know, the search. I mean, all of these
things. The maps function is outrageous. Now they have if you
download the new Google Maps application, it has voice
search, and it works. I mean, it really works. You just say the
name and boom it finds it you know and recognise that even in
a car in a noisy environment, way freakin impressed. And if
these guys didn't have that spam thing called AdSense, they'd be
so out of business because it costs so much money to make
beautiful stuff like this. So good. Yay. Good. Roll. And of
course, they can have all my data. Go ahead track me
everywhere you want. I don't
think it's interesting. The in 97. When you pop it up the
screen actually comes up at an angle. Yes.
It's very cute. So it has kind of a laptop type of field.
There's that a touch screen. Yes, it's a touch screen,
although it's funny because you open up the box, and they're
kind of doing an apple thing now with a black box, and it's all
beautifully packaged. And there's a little a little like,
rectangular thing in there like, oh, wow, it's like some kind of
memory stick and I open it up and it's a stylus and I'm like,
hello, Finland. 2009 calling, you know, get rid of the stylus.
Thing you lose. Yeah, but it's a it has a little note has little
rope attached to it. So I guess you can, you know,
wrap it around the white one or the black one, a black one?
Yeah, I
was I was actually offered an option, but I got the black one.
And so yeah, it is a touchscreen. And it's kind of
the the touch screen, as far as I can tell is really nice. It's
responsive. The scrolling? I haven't I just haven't tested
out enough to know how well it works. But they're kind of going
more for a hybrid laptop type thing. And I think that's a very
interesting, a very interesting try. So it'll, it'll take me a
few weeks, like, you know, you can just review this overnight,
you know, you really got to live with it. But the problem was, I
synced up all of my data. And I have about 5000 contacts in my
ea 71. And, and then I booted up and 97 and said can't access
contacts from phone memory. I'm like, Okay, I'm not going to
deal with that this weekend. I'll deal with that later. So I
get I'm going to try it again after reset or whatever. But
just from the aesthetic point of view. I think they really nailed
something there. It's it's right size. Look,
it looks good. Yeah, it does. But it should be. They should
just give it up and go and Android. Hey, by the way, I
wanted to make a comment, you know, since it finally ended
this week, you know, the battle between Sarah Palin and David
Letterman.
Oh, yeah, the battle I have not been following a real news clip
thing for me yet. Well, John, of course I do. Please allow me to
play that for you. And now back to a
couple of things. I've let you know the jokes which had been
published over and over again. I'm going to nobody has said
this. The jokes were funny. Okay, I never heard them we have
no clip one of them says you know that just shares came to
New York City so she can she can get to make up to update her
sweaty stewardess look as well, right? Yeah. Okay. It's funny.
The jokes were funny people all well, they're a tasteless dead.
No, they weren't. They were funny jokes. And it was after it
was a late night show for God's sake. And, and then meanwhile,
they go on with this thing about all you know, these encouraging
statutory rape and all the rest of it. So I decided to look up,
you know, his, her daughter that 17 was pregnant, right? Like
course in Alaska, the age of sexual consent is 16. I looked
this up. But the age for viewing adult material and Alaska 21 is
no, it's 18. Well, now, it seems to me that a naked boy that
you're probably gonna be having sex with, in her case, is adult
material, don't you think? That there's this rule kind of weird,
because if you're the age of consent is 16. But you can't
view adult material. And I think a naked man with an erection is
adult material.
I have to say, I love this country. For many years, through
many of my own personal issues. I only saw the dark side of the
United States. And now that I'm kind of back here living again,
this is a wonderful country, people on the street talk to you
and say nice things and it's not always Hey, give me $1.
Or, Hey, man in San Francisco it
is can I buy a cigarette off of you? But you know, the people
are generally nice and happy. And if you really want to work,
you can work and make money and survive and live. But the one
thing that is very difficult for me to get past having a European
upbringing, is this whole thing about the naked body? You know,
and it ranges from Janet Jackson's nipple, which by the
way, it was just an ugly ass nipple. That was the shocking
thing. It was just a freaky, freaky nipple she shows is like,
you know, it freaked me out too.
But didn't even notice it. Oh, God.
But but the fact that that that we had we are so effed up about
nakedness. It is a mental block, and I'm not quite sure where it
comes from, or why it's embedded in our culture. But if we could
only get rid of that one little thing, this would truly be the
land of milk and honey.
And nudity apparently and by the
way, you had these issues yourself, you know,
I yeah, I do have an American unlike yourself. It's so
I'm not I'm not patriotic, dammit. No, because because I'm
not all about naked people. Naked. dutiful. Look at 18th
century 17th century art 18th century everyone was naked all
the time. They were. Yeah, yeah, sex fiends? Is that what you're
gonna say? And meanwhile, we're luring people to cheat on their
wives. What is wrong with us? Oh.
All right. So I got a note from somebody saying I should blast,
calm Bucha as in cambogia?
Well, that's the stuff that people drink. What's that? So I
looked at it, I'll just read you can you look it up in Wikipedia,
folks, and you can get a clue seek kayo MBUC Ha Bucha. I've
seen this before. It's a gobbly goo that you
called a blurb of goo.
And it's essentially a giant acetic acid as cedar Bactrim
mixed with some other crap that forms kind of a colony in a jug.
And then you drink this tea, and then you suppose it has health
benefits, when in fact, it's probably toxic. One of these
days, I had to give my
lecture on how was it? How was this being marketed though?
It's an underground thing. It's being marketed. You know, you go
to a health food place and probably get the mother. And
then you can start growing it yourself. And then you drink
this stuff. And you will have heartburn for the rest of your
life. Sure, you
will want to puke all day long.
No, I mean, seriously, that's a real I was floating around. It's
kind of off topic, but I was floating around Croatia with it.
Whether the wine and food guy that was illegal weapons,
no doubt. And,
and it's I wouldn't be talking to you if I did. And it was
like, you know, he grows as I grow. I've been growing vinegar
for maybe 35 years.
It has been growing vinegar. Yeah. Oh, fascinating. Do expand
for no longer than two minutes.
If you if you are a wine drinker, you get a lot of wine.
You don't drink it, you know, you don't drink everything. And
you either throw it out. Or if you if you sense that it might
become good vinegar, you put it into a bottle that you're making
vinegar in and it takes about six months to two years
it just let it sit there and turn into vinegar or do you have
to add stuff do you have to rotate?
If you don't have a culture, you have to add stuff. But generally
speaking, you can get a lot of these French wines and they get
the vinegar culture built in. And you meet your so I get a lot
of good vinegar, some of this stuff is pretty spectacular.
Some of it, some of it reverses tastes, or smells like paint.
I wouldn't mind trying some of your vinegar. Actually,
I'll give you a taste of the one I have, which I still think is
the best one I ever made that that just for Harley. I don't
even use it for anything except to give people a taste of it. So
they go holy crap. That's the greatest vinegar I've never had.
Of course you would.
But I used to get I used to have a culture of using that had
this. There's a mother that forms and vinegar. And it forms
there's different kinds of some that don't, you can't even see.
There are some there. There's no like no solid thing. There's
Sunday. So like a little, a little bunch of crust along the
top, that's a colour of wine. And then there's this big giant
white thing that grows and it forms a big, big, it's just an
organism. And then if you pour the vinegar off, you could pull
this thing out and it's a it's like a pancake made out of
rubber.
And what do you do with that?
Well, for one thing, you don't drink the vinegar, I made some
vinegar with this crap. And it's the problem is it's delicious
vinegar, but I read and I'm unfortunately it was in a
microbiology journal, I've never been able to read document it
that this it creates a poisonous vinegar. It's not not that it
kills you. But you will get the worst heartburn that lasts for a
really long time. It may even be related to that ulcer creating
bacteria that people you know, they find find out after like,
what hundreds of years that there's a bacteria that gives
people ulcers, yeah, there's our medical, you know, world.
Alright, John, I do want to talk about some Monsanto stuff
because your wife has been doing a lot of show prep for us. But I
do want to take one little sidestep if you don't mind into
the realm of that now back to real. who's one of our producers
slash listeners out there, David? I don't even know if we
should well, I'll just say his last name David costs just gonna
read his email. Hi, guys. I was the video director for George
straits concert tour the last few years two years ago, Taylor
Swift was the opening act now you know that Taylor Swift and
and the way she's been ramrodded into popular culture has been a
topic here on that no agenda. Well, it turns out her dad gave
a million bucks to George in turn for her to be the opening
act. Her parents were setting this whole thing up they stayed
on the road where the whole time and they made sure she stayed
and signed every last CD the fans wanted sign until everyone
was gone. She sucked so bad live. I couldn't stand it. She
was a total airhead. One time on stage. She said it's so hard to
believe that a year ago I was still in high school and some
guy in the audience yelled gold back. Her parents totally bought
her way. interfaith Just thought I'd add my two cents about her
suckage. David, thank you very much. And then of course, this
is how the real truth comes, floats to the surface if you
listen to alternative media and turn off your television, well,
let
me add to that, that no, which I also got. Well, who we're
talking about is the 30 year veteran of Merrill Lynch. His
name is Scott K Swift. He's actually so talented. I didn't
even know that he's so talented that he they spun him off as a
total Merrill guy called the Swift group, which is Global
Wealth Management. He is a high net worth much money, man.
100 million, at least in the bank
of at least, but he's also he only does high net worth
individuals and he helps them along the way to make with you
to make your investment strategies. And where are they
located? Where's Where did he move the Swift group take a wild
guess? I'm afraid Nashville, Tennessee.
The centre of country of Country and Western music. Oh my God.
Now do you see how it works? The guy bought into NBC bought into
Vivendi, everything's connected and the shit gets ramrodded down
your throat. And what happens is beautiful children like Andrew
grumman's daughter gets indoctrinated with this crap.
It's destroying our kids, Andrew, turn off the television.
It's horrible places exactly how it works. Please pay attention
to how your children are being destroyed through the use of
money.
Anyway, I wish you all the luck in the world.
John Jensen says Adam, when you told that story about you
watching Tom broke off from the broadcast booth and the producer
talking into his if b that is all the best parts of the movie
broadcast news that came out when I was in college studying
journalism, and I so wanted to be a part of TV news. And now 20
years later, I'm so glad I never made it down that path. Signed
John Jensen truck driver. Yes. I love it. The backbone of
America, ladies and gentlemen. Thank you, John. Really
appreciate that. Common. Awesome. And you're so right,
you got saved my friend. You got a real job, dude, really doing
something for the country. All right, but watch
out for weird women at some of these bars.
Really? If a really cute chick comes up to you and offers to
drive you home. You Ever hear the saying if something seems
too good to be true, it probably is. Okay. deny it. Don't go
there. And how you know? That is so evil. That is so evil to do
that. Because you know every guy who's in a bar who's had at
least three beers is going to be like I mean, look. You never
watch The Simpsons. Have you ever watched Family Guy? Of
course, all the blood rushes away from your head into your
penis you like by the way, John, I had a horrific experience I'd
like to share with you. You know, I got a new wardrobe. And
I got new trousers. And, and I have a pair of these like high
end brand name, trousers. And yesterday, I'm like, I feel
something like weird on my leg. And I take off my pants. And
there is blood streaming out of my testicles. And I mean, like,
I'm in like, gushing.
The story sounds terrible,
dude. I mean, I almost threw up. I mean, you you look down and
you're like, Oh my God, and what hauls up. Like, I gotta lay off
the sex now. But what happened was inside these high end, very
expensive brand name designer jeans, you know, the and I
because I had to investigate what's going on. There's no the
scene is is it's a very, very hard scene. And it had somehow
cut a very small vein because the actual the actual cut was
microscopic, like a pinprick. But my God does that thing
bleed. And it's almost
like a lawsuit to me. Oh, yeah. Oh,
I'm traumatised. Oh, yes. That was I don't know if you've
ever like you were traumatised I talked to a lawyer immediately.
I don't know
if you've ever had anything like that happen. But that is what
that is a very, very, very scary experience. And you and you
can't get it to stop you know, it doesn't just like you gotta
you needed a cut man.
Like Hey, baby, throw some salt water on that shit. Oh, boy. And
of course the jeans are ruined. So but you know, what am I gonna
do? Take it back to the store. Hey, and let me talk to you for
a second. Let me talk to you about what happened here.
What's the brand?
I'd have to get up and go look, but it's yeah. Don't worry about
like Prada or something. You know, it's like some high end
brand.
That's what you get for buying that stuff. You should just buy
your pants at Costco like the rest of the normal people. I
had hoped that my Hema underwear would have protected me, but
apparently not so, because of the Nano. Maybe it was the
nanotechnology that seeped into my ball sack.
Hmm. Huh. So,
anyway, that was my weekend. How're you doing?
We forgot to talk about things. Last time that I teased I wanted
to mention his kids.
Oh, yeah. Sorry. I actually get my notes here because I wrote
down the things we are going to talk about today. So yeah, kids
biz, which is
on the Yeah, yes. It's a PBS show
public television. So this is supposed to be the stuff that's
really good for your kids.
That's the kids busy community internet breasts of of our kids
business. I'm trying to see where they get some when we find
it. And so I get the right. So let's get it actually right.
I'm getting my notes here for the stuff that we were going to
talk about.
Okay, here is a kid's business, a credit union sponsored banks
way to be,
how can it be sponsored if it's on public television? Isn't
Public Television supposed to be completely agnostic to
commercialism? It's only donations
that the guys who wrote this webpage have mistakenly used the
word sponsored instead of underwritten.
What, what's the difference?
The difference is there's no commercials. Yeah, but shipped
at the beginning and the end,
like but their money come, but it's even worse, because the
money comes from a commercial entity and they will no longer
underwrite if you don't follow their guidelines, I'm sure. Da,
just saying. Okay,
so this shows actually, there's actually biz kids, and it's
spelled bi Z, k i d $1. Sign
O the power of money brought to you by PBS.
So I'm watching this thing. I don't know that they play it
locally, but they played up in Seattle. And I'm watching this
thing and I'm, you're my wife keeps coming in and I say What
are you watching this crap for? And I'm just sitting there,
transfixed with my jaw on the floor. For the whole time. I
think it's an hour, or at least it's a half it seems like an
hour. So this show was about what is money and the whole
thing was like a brainwashing session trying to get kids are
realise that anything can be money, and you just want to
whatever you call money isn't money and this is like I'm
thinking this is pretty sketchy. But the thing that got me was
halfway through the show there's this character who's a puppet
that shows up he's inside of a giant bank vaults safe with the
you know, the thing turns everything that opens up big,
thick, and he's Jewish. Where the puppet is Jewish. Jewish
knows he's got a Woody Allen glasses, he talks like a Jewish
guy might talk. And he's talking more like Woody Allen actually
than anything, and he's counting money. Oh my God. And he says a
bunch of these kinds of old comments genetic cliches about
money and then they close the safe on this guy. And then they
open it up later again. Then there's this Jew I mean, he's,
he is distinct. Ly stereotypically
Jew image show he's sitting in the bank vault counting money
looking like a Jew. And and this is supposed to tell our kids
what this is a kids programme.
What does it tell our kids? I have no idea but what how does
PBS respond to something like this? I mean, are they not
noticing this? There was like our liberal media PBS. Oh, you
know, you can't stereotype you know, Burberry should equal pay
for equal work you know one thing after another they
meanwhile they got this. They got this it's it's to be honest
about I don't normally care about some of these stereotypes
as they show up. But this one was insulting to me and I'm not
Jewish
God Almighty. Now, is this available online? Is there
something I can put into show notes so we can
Well, this Kids Video promo on YouTube, but this programme
should be taken off the air immediately. The producers
should be vilified the underwriter should be named and
shamed. I mean, the President should step in on this kind of
shit. When we need it, while we're at it, why don't we just
have like a crack dealer who's a black guy put that in there
kids. I mean, Jesus this is this is outrageous.
I wish I was stunned.
Before we've we've really been hitting a lot of true topics
here today. So before we get taken out back and get to to the
head and the gun place in our left hand, I just want to put
something out there. That's a little wacky. The Air France
4475447. There is an alternative theory that is now going around.
Actually, it's not even it's not even a theory a Spanish
newspaper, has reported that a transatlantic pilot in flight
reported seeing a Right flash of white light. At the exact same
moment the Air France Flight disappeared. Here's the quote.
Suddenly we saw in the distance a strong intense flash of white
light that took a downward vertical trajectory and
disappeared in six seconds. This is coming from the pilot of an
air combat flight from Lima to Madrid. This is according to El
Mundo. We did not hear any communication on an emergency or
air to air frequency either before or after this event. So
this is clearly a part of the space wars that's going on. And
they nuked this aeroplane from space. They nuked it from space
as a part of the ongoing Boeing Airbus All right, no, no, no,
no, no, no from a satellite from a space station. And they nuked
it they just with a death ray. They nuked it. Hey, you know
what that you know, when when, when gates talks about bringing
out a giant satellite? Does that sound to you a bit like Austin
Powers. So you know, Dr. Evil? That's right. Dr. Evil is up
there. NewCon planes out of the sky. So this will not go
reported anywhere by the way in and this is a Reuters news
report that I'm reading this from but you will not see this
on the former news with George Stephanopoulos. No. Okay. Hey,
while we're before we get into I do want to do some Monsanto
because otherwise you know your wife has done all this work for
nothing.
Know that we're good we can we can tease it for the next show.
Because it's like a never ending story. But yeah, she she has a
million links to she basically, let me get to the Monsanto. So
if we do the other thing, I'll just summarise a couple of
things. She got on a kick up these things called Terminator
seeds, which is one term form. They're also they have a number
of other terms. Apparently they there's this company, it was
actually a patent that was received in 1998 that was
developed by the Delta pined and let pine and Land Company in
conjunction with the USDA during the Clinton administration, no
kidding, to make these seeds called Terminator seeds that
essentially your role applicate right, they
die, don't they, they you can't then
the seeds that come from the crop cannot be reused. So you
show the farmers who normally like grow a crop and then they
put some made some of the crop become seeds, and they use those
seeds the next year, which is how mankind has existed for so
long. No, the seeds won't and won't live, you have to buy
seeds to buy this and the problem is that we're having
crop failures, there's a million links to crop failures. Other
problems. If
you watch the documentary The World According to Monsanto,
which is done by it's a wonderful French documentary
done by this French woman. And it's it's, it's really a
beautiful piece, the way she put it together. This does come up
these Terminator seeds, it is a part of the documentary, you can
watch it online, please find that the word after
1998 Monsanto bought Delta pine and land that's how they got
into the business. But the it's causing all kinds of interesting
problems. And my wife turned up the fact that it's possible
there's one of two things one, there's also a coating, they're
putting on some seeds to kill some some worm, but it's either
the the Terminator seeds or this other poison that may be
responsible for killing off all the bees.
Well, you know what's next is we're going to make Terminator
humans where you know, your seed is just useless. So once you're
made, that's it, then your seed to no longer propagates. And by
the way, there's lots of people who, there's lots of people who
have this problem already. They could they could be test
subjects. Think about it. And if you treat 2002
and 2006 because of genetically, by the way, we got a note from
somebody who's a student that said that we shouldn't even be
talking about this because there's nothing wrong with
genetic modification.
Nothing wrong with fucking with Mother Nature. Nothing wrong.
Nothing to see here. Please move along.
I found it was extremely annoying. Oh, sounded like she's
going to classes that are being taught by Monsanto. I'd like to
have her explain why we have between 2002 and 2006. Because
of failure, mostly GMO crops. This is an actual number. It's
kind of like this number can't be true. In India, between 2002
and 2006. There have been 87,567 farmer suicides,
yes, suicides. They're killing themselves because their crops
fail and it's over. Their life is over. They have nothing left
to do this. They have no other vocation. There is no other
possibility. And they're in debt and they're in huge debt and
they just talk themselves out Yeah. What's the 87,000 There's
a lot. Now granted, there's a lot of Indians so you know, it's
like, it's not like that's gonna hurt us in the Indian count. But
still, that's a that's that's those 87,000 Multiply that by 10
the number of people that depend on one farmer, just immediate
family. How about all the workers, you're talking maybe 10
million people who are affected by this just in India alone.
Anyway, go on to your topic. We'll get to Back to sound was a
good theme for us. And we'll we'll we will stay on, we will
like to have a lot of documents that she
and I'm very happy that she's contributing in that way. We're
actually almost out of time. And you did promise, as I see here
on my notes that you would give us a good list of people who
have been donating to this programme.
Yes, I have the list here someplace we just buried. So
while you're
finding that this is a audience supported show, we have no ads,
we are not underwritten. There is absolutely no commercial
interest whatsoever other than perhaps some of the Google juice
we generate for me VO, which of course, we're also using Meteos
infrastructure. So that's kind of a reasonable trade off
everything else. And today, by the way, I'm using the
candlestick microphone holder. This is how low budget the show
is. I'm actually it's actually clipped into the wax of a
candlestick. So if you feel that, that we could use a little
bit of help just a little bit, then we'd surely appreciate your
donation so we can continue to bring you real news. We'll stay
on topics like Monsanto and of course the you know, the people
laugh at us and they say oh, you're talking about Taylor
Swift. That's not real news. But to understand that a huge money
man who's probably involved in all this bullshit stealing of
finances, you know, he probably got your you know, here it is.
trace it back. He probably got bonus money from your money
which was given by the government taken from your
taxes. He then use at least a million dollars of that money to
make his untalented lame ass daughter, a superstar. How do
you feel now? Because if you don't feel like a train just
drove up your anus, then there's something wrong with you.
Well, I wish her luck in the world personally, of course.
Okay, so we got Greg Burch and it's latches are Nicola who gave
us 100 bucks and that was in addition to I think we mentioned
already Andrew Valencia, Kelly ROG stat and Tim Tillman. Last
time, which was a while back. Yeah, Martha Jiang, Brett
Farrell affordable home insulators gave us 75
Thank you. I wonder why 75 That's an atypical number.
Fill up a heart gents and other 50 And then we have some offbeat
donations with net 1040 tax form and tax form. Yeah. 1984 1414 I
think we figured that out before. Then I have 799 which I
don't get an 888 which is a lucky number in China.
799. That's just a good deal at Costco.
So but we do need more because it's actually we're gonna come
with some premiums and stuff because we're
are reacting to Promises, promises with the premiums.
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Felician reached out
we have the knighthood thing working for the few nights that
we have. But some people I would look I'm going to put a link up
on the new web page that's going to let you do us instalment
later.
How about our Squarespace website? Yeah. Is that is that
up?
I need to get back on that too.
It's no agenda show.com There is a page up. It just doesn't do
anything yet. Yeah, maybe we just give someone access and
they'll tell me we got people building no agenda forums. No,
no, we should probably just give
it to somebody who can just Yeah, okay. Anybody out there.
Send me an email tomorrow at John at the morgue.org and we'll
list hook you up with the password.
We are over our time, our allotted amount for today and
I'm going to hit the pool if you don't mind with with joy. So,
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