Adam curry, John C. Dvorak. It's time once again for your Gitmo
nation audio publication from the west coast this time hit
Malaysia. This
is no agenda.
I should really write down what I'm going to say, I guess coming
to you from an undisclosed location in San Francisco,
California, with the kitchen paper roll, microphone stand.
I'm Adam curry.
And I'm here laughing in northern Silicon Valley over
these comments. I'm John C. Dvorak. Greg Levin Buzzkill.
It's really in the morning for me. So you know, I'm I got to
wake up. It's tough. Paper. No, it's the you know, I use the lav
microphone when I'm on the road. And so I have in this apartment
that you know, like a furnished apartment for the month, they
have a toilet when I'm toilet. paper towel roll. That's what I
was looking for paper towel roll holder. And it's perfect. So I
have the love clipped onto the paper towel roll. It's the
perfect height. I'll take a picture. It'll be it'll be well
worth it. John. Just to start off, I just want to thank you so
much. Last night, I asked you for a recommendation for dinner
we are into actually, I've started off by saying well, we
really feel like dim sum and you said Well, are you nuts? You
can't have dim sum in the evening. No, that's wrong. And
that's only for breakfast or lunch. And you were kind enough
to send me three options. We chose the Shanghai 1930
restaurant which is on 133 Stuart Street and they're in San
Francisco. And boy, let me tell you how the universe was in sync
last night. So we walk in and the manager lovely girl named
aura green Of course she's Yeah Don't you love it she's I think
is actually her full name is aura Luna green to make it even
better while they're here be ya know that she's from the the
board on the island. And she lived on the on the nudist
colony when she was young. And she says Hey, Adam, how you
doing? You remember me from Jack Falstaff which of course is the
restaurant across the street from the office, which just
closed I guess a week or two ago? And I said, Yeah, of
course. And so this Shanghai 1930.
By the way, did you Did you recognise her? No, of
course not. But I pulled it off. Okay. And I kind of did. I don't
know. Who knows. But anyway, it was it. There was a connection.
And because I looked it on, looked up on opentable.com. They
said they had no reservation. So I called it and say hey, you
know, do you have a table for two and like 15 minutes? Yep, no
problem. Come on down. And so she said, Oh, it's great to see
you. And they have I don't know if it's every single night, but
they had a quartet with a with a singer playing live jazz music
right there in this relatively small restaurant. We got the
centre table right in front of the band. I mean, you know, they
threw off the reserve ticket, boom, gone. So you know,
totally, I was totally, totally rockin. The food was out rageous
we had Peking duck we had we had some sea bass, of course, we did
have the the triple stack dimsum even though according to you,
it's illegal to have after 4pm. But here's the kicker, because
John, you said you've been there a lot. And you said it was in
your email. You said it was an outstanding place. So after we
were done eating, we didn't you know, when I went over to our I
said, I would just like to have a quick smoke or go outside.
We'll come back. We'll have our coffee. She said, Well, don't go
outside. Come on down to the basement. Did you know that
there's a basement in this place?
Yeah, actually, I've eaten down there.
I don't think so. Because it's not a place to be isn't it is
the guanxi lounge, private cigar lounge humidor and rare wines
and spirits members only.
I know I've eaten down here but that wasn't what it was this
okay.
And this This was like literally 1930s Very gangster ish. You
know? All the chairs are modelled after the Maxell
commercial. Remember the guy who sits there and he gets blown
away by the sound with the Maxell audio tape and his tie
flies backwards while he's sitting in front of the
speakers. So all of these leather chairs, and there's
basically it's us and, and a group of Indian people. And
yeah, so we're like, we're not going to sit on the opposite
side. So we sit down India from India. Yeah. The Indians and we
sit down immediately like, Hey, how are you guys doing? Boy?
You're tall. You're so beautiful. Have a Cohiba kava
Cohiba. Like, okay, I'll have one of your contraband no
problem. And these were from the Patel family, which of course,
is a name is communist Smith pro Probably in, in India, but these
particular Patel's own a lot of hotels. And it was it was
fantastic. You know, they two of them were born in Uganda in
Kampala, where of course, I lived for a couple of years. And
John, it was the most amazing amazing night we had and I want
to thank you for I want to thank you for hooking us up and
tonight we're eating it was it Zuma now? Yeah, which is right
next door
to that little area is interesting because as we're
Boulevard is and there's a whole bunch of bars and jazz clubs and
stuff in that little area.
So I'd love we'd love to invite you after our dinner to go down
and have some rare wine and or spirits
that's always a possibility. So well, did you Was there anything
unique about the food
it was just really well prepared to just okay, here's something
that was unique about the restaurant in general you know
you have the the spoons that the white spoons that you that you
scoop up the dimsum with and and the rice These are actually
really porcelain ones because of course I dropped one and it
shattered into 1000 pieces.
These are Chinese soup spoons. Yeah, that's
Yeah, exactly. But everything is it's um yeah, you know, it
really well taken care of everything's you know, was just
nice though. The ambiance was great. And I can't really give
you a review other than the Peking duck was amazing. Just
amazing. Really, really good.
Well, I was I cleaned the kitchen sink last night
did you use the disposal house so
of course and also cleaned off a couple of counters and i see i
Oh, yeah, I put I kind of found some a pair of slippers that I
lost one of the two
found it I'm so glad we're taking you out tonight man I'm
hurting I
watched a finally watched Bruce Willis is my Eric keeps good
told me it was like a year ago when Bruce Willis
Die Hard
or live hard darter?
Which one was it on the moon on the asteroid, but
the computers? Oh, no, I
haven't seen that one.
Oh, yeah. Well, he said, You got to see it. There's like a call
out. Yeah, I bet you it's about you. And I said, I doubt it. But
there was a divorce hack reference in the movie that is
just like completely, like, Why is this here? Kind of thing. And
they're driving along and they forget it. Somebody's got to get
a hold of him. The guy's first name is divorce rack for some
reason. So I thought that was kind of cute. But the movie
overall is absolutely fantastic room. Except it has a few. I
mean, there's some. I mean, I'm getting a little annoyed by some
of these films in the end the the fact that I mean a guy is in
a helicopter. And, and somehow a car is flung into the air to
blow up the helicopter and a guy jumps out of chop right and gets
up drill brushes himself off, and this is too much of this
cartoon stuff going on to films.
Yeah, I agree that that is I love it when you know there's
they shoot 100 times and miss and then the hero shoots once
and hits them.
Yeah, that's you know, from that's, that's always been that
really lame, but, but it's just these guys, they I mean, it did
happen in the James Bond movies now. I mean, they're like Jackie
Chan films, like I complained about earlier. And it's like
these guys are you know, their, their, you know, this. They
don't even have a broken arm. I mean, it's unbelievable. So that
was annoying, but the rest of the story was pretty good. But
some maniac it turns out that I've dumped starting to like
this actor, Timothy Olyphant. I don't know him. Yeah, you'll
recognise when you see him once or twice. He plays an evil type
of character, but I first ran into him in a movie called The
Hitman, which was just a pure fantasy film of some sort that
had no real redeeming qualities. Except it was really good.
Yeah, a guy alone at home on a Saturday night movie. Is that
what you're saying?
It's just a good yeah, it's definitely a good guys movie.
Just basically this guy killing people. I mean, he's just
Yeah. Or have you seen Mall Cop? No, I've been
meaning to I was gonna see it on the plane.
I watched it on the plane. And I have to say laugh out loud.
Without a doubt. It was really really funny.
It's what's the guy's name? And again, the movie Kevin. Bart,
good. The guy's name that cut the character's name. I don't
remember. I can't remember some Paul bark or something. Yeah,
something like that. But that was fun. I was in some situation
recently a run in town with a Mall Cop on a Segway. There was
some real cop on his segway in the vent. Some guy walking by
mumbles the guy's name from the mall.
Oh, no, no, Paul bar Yeah, that sounds right. Yeah,
it's like, oh, there goes Paul Blart Mall Cop. You know, it's
just like any policeman who has one of these idiotic segways and
you see him here or there. I mean, it's just foolish.
It's something else happen. That was funny yesterday. I'm sorry.
Friday. I needed to go to the 18 T store and Kevin Epps walked in
and remember Kevin Epps? No, I don't remember he's the guy that
well, he's the documentary, documentarian, I guess you'd
call it he did straight out 100 point. If that rings a bell,
he's also done this new documentary called The Black
Rock, which is about black inmates on Alcatraz. And we did
the hifi show with him when we were still pod show. And he
walks in and he introduces to this guy, Mike Farah who is the
senior adviser to Gavin Newsom. And it's like weird stuff in the
air, man. Weird stuff.
But you're in San Francisco. So while we're on the subject of
food, I Missouri bringing my food story up, please do. So it
appears in there. There's an article in Slate. And it's fine
publication. It is actually it appears as if is if lard is back
in vogue? Yes, it
is. And I can tell you a story about that as well. But please
continue. Well, anyway,
they go on and on of this. You can people can look it up on
Google, you know, Slate plus lard, you know, you probably
have a couple of the writers show up on it. I
had lunch with them, I tell you about that place in Amsterdam
with the staff is actually first and second year, hotel students.
And on the menu it had. I was there with Christina and Dexter.
And on the menu. It had lard on a salad and it had like avocado
and lard Don's I'm like I know what a hard on is. But what's
hard on? And that's essentially little bits of lard
that Is it cooked and low cook? Yes.
lard. Yeah, kind of almost like bacon bits, I guess. Yeah,
essentially sit without the meat. So anyway, so they're
going on and on about this lard. And you know, it's
monounsaturated fat turns out to be good for your blood sugar and
has all these you know, benefits. And of course, we've
always known this to a point. And it's not so much that you
know, lard is I mean, smart money's always used lard for
where it's appropriate to be used. But they talk about leaf
lard and which is the beef kidney fat, which is used for
all sorts of things. And I don't know if I've mentioned this
before, but I'm gonna mention it again. Years and years and years
ago, I experimented with making French fries because according
to French, if you look at the gastroc maker, any of these
things, you want to use beef kidney fat, because it has a it
has an amazingly high smoke point. And a lot of the specific
heat, which is the amount of heat it can hold without injury.
In other words, you drop stuff into the hot fat, it doesn't
cool the fat you have a real problem with a lot of these
oils, right? Which way you get greasy food that the specific
heats is crappy. And so when you drop them, you get the
temperature to 350 and you dropped some french fries in
there the temperature drops to 250 instantly Yeah, right with
this it sucks it all up, right? It just Yeah, cuz the weather is
that doesn't have a that won't hold heat. And so the so anyway,
but this stuff will and and so you could drop in at 350 and the
temperature probably drops at 349. And so 340 9.7 I'm told so
they so the french fries, you know, they absorbed the oil.
Okay, so I went through the process because I was you know,
I was more
interested in the chemistry aspect of course
I was more add more well, it's it's a time consuming process. I
got all this beef kidney fat, you had to buy a tonne of it.
And I had this big, deep fat fryer and it takes about a day
to render it. So you so you put the fat in this thing and you
cook and cook and cook and then the oil sorry went off.
What do you mean render, I'm only familiar with the term
render when it comes to rendering video on Final Cut
Pro.
You take the fat and you put it in a in the cooker or the heat
or whatever the defence right and you and you you basically
cook it in rendering music just to bring the oil out of the fat.
So you take and you render the fat so you get rid of so you end
up with a bunch of oil instead of gobs of fat and then you pull
off whatever's left which is you know, some kind of a mess. You
get rid of that stuff.
Okay, so you've read it. And it's a 10 hour process.
At least it was took forever. Yeah. So now I got this rendered
fat you know and by the way, if you turn off the thing it turned
to a rock because it's you know, it's it's lard. It's just like
the stuff you buy from the storm. It says lard
like the shit I got in my stomach.
So, so anyway, so I cook this again, people are gonna be so
disappointed with this story. What a wind outpatient stop,
you're still ahead.
Don't go in like this. So I decided to cook with this stuff.
So I did I tried chicken and I tried french fries, which was
supposed to be ideally cooked with this. And I was highly
disappointed. I just didn't I think it would I thought it did
left. Even though even though it didn't absorb the fat it left a
little coating and it left it on your mouth when you ate it just
in other words, this is bull. Gets safflower oil or some sort
of alarm. So that Yeah.
i We had a, we made some notes on last week's show, I predicted
that the turnout of the voter turnout for the European
Parliament elections would be rather low. I said it would be
about 28%, I believe, did you say 48%?
I said 39. He said 39.
So, so it's interesting, because you can Google all you want, but
they don't know. Because of course, they have to put all
this stuff together. And the elections are basically if it's
a three day process, I think today is actually still a day
you can vote in some countries. I could be wrong. John, the
consensus so far that I've seen is about 38%. So you were very,
very, of course, it's shamefully low. But you were very close. So
yeah, I give you props. Big props.
Oops, don't think they are your thing other real quick that
numbers because if it was gonna be low, too, but if it was 28%,
like you predicted, they would fake the numbers. Yeah, to make
it higher come up, there was no way that they would allow a
number like that to get into the public domain, even if it was
28%. So
are you downloading something? Are you downloading porn, or?
No, I'm not. I know that the connection is breaking up. Yeah,
it
is just a little bit. It's kind of weird. So last night,
are you like Comcast, by the way? No, I
don't know what it is. It's, you know, it's crap. It's I gotta
get out of this place within a week before Thursday,
essentially, because you know, where some people will sell
their car because the ashtrays are full. Well, I gotta get out
of this apartment. Because the Wi Fi sucks. This is just no
good.
Yeah, you sound like crap. Okay, well,
yeah, thanks. No, actually on the recording. I'll sound really
good. Yeah, I
know you will be I'll sound like crap. Yeah, it's okay.
Um, so I saw, I saw Larry King the other night. And it was this
huge conversation and they kept talking about, you know, reality
shows. And could we see a suicide and well, hold on a
second. And now back to real. Apparently, Susan Boyle, the
Britain's Got Talent phenomenon, after losing on last week's
finale, had to go into a mental health centre for exhaustion for
about five or six days.
Yeah, yeah. That was in the news here.
And it was just fascinating to see all of these pundits talking
about. You know, talking about reality shows, and you know, how
far we go. And I keep saying we have discussed this maybe
somewhere around episode 30. Even as early as that, that the
ultimate reality show is death penalty, you know, that should
be broadcast live, and you should do the entire Death Row
thing. You know, you get voted off who goes first. So we got
five guys on death row on the left. And they have to do like,
little, you know, show was that. It's the electric chair. Yeah.
Right. But But yeah, so that's five guys. And the each each
well, maybe we can do 15 guys or 13. Guys, because we have a 13
week run. And they have to do tasks. Right. And then it could
be you know, different general knowledge questions, but
essentially, you get voted off you get fried. I think it'd be a
fantastic show. And you watch it will come maybe even before the
end of the show. The end of the show's run. You will see this
happen.
Yeah, I you know, I've been hopeful, but hopeful it seems
unlikely.
Damn. Damn, it's unlikely
I got some medical news. This is quite disturbing. Of course, the
pharmaceuticals are so out of control, trying to inject us
with everything and now Nigeria, the country that brought you the
the Nigerian Princess scam is suing Pfizer. I don't know if
you caught this one. They filed charges against the
pharmaceutical company Pfizer accusing it of carrying out
improper trials for anti meningitis drugs in 1996. So
here's the deal in 90 6000s of people were dying from an
outbreak of meningitis across northern Nigeria and 1000s more
were paralysed by the disease. It is a it is a horrible disease
if not treated properly. So families were urged to take
their sick children to Kinos infectious diseases hospital to
receive treatment. But the treatment turned out to be a
test a beta test of tro van, which was Pfizer was testing
this new antibiotic gave it to 200 of the sick children and 50
of them died of course, and more developed deformities. Of course
Pfizer denies that says oh, it was only 11 Come on. Stop
exaggerating. And so this is a case there'll be very
interesting to watch. But it's just shows how horrible these
these drug companies are. Yeah, very, very cavalier. Let me see,
there's more. I don't want to do more. There's a whole bunch of
vulnerable kids in some of New York's poorest districts are
being forced to take part in HIV drug trial. So it's not just
happening in Nigeria. But the BBC did a nine month
investigation, and found out that in New York City, HIV
positive children, some only as old as a few months are enrolled
in toxic experiments without consent of guardians or
relatives. Ah, and all of these stories of course, you could
find in in the show notes at no agenda.me veoh.com. I'm sorry,
there's a hairdryer going on here in the background. Should
you be wondering what that sound is?
Can't hear it. So let me just run real news. We'll play the
jingle again. Yeah, absolutely. And now back to real. Okay, I
got this is my complaint for the house watching. Numbers, the
finale, and I was not familiar with this. What's the number?
It's just it's this you don't need to know like, it's just
one. It's another cop drama. Oh, no. not that dissimilar from all
the stuff. But you know, I was watching the NCIS and CIA as
Miami is I think she is Miami is where this began. But there's
the scene that is cropping up, over and over and over and over
in all these cop dramas, and it is driving me nuts. Okay, it's
the flashlight scene. These guys, these cops, there's
usually four or five of them, they got flashlights, which by
the way, they're holding upside down like a, like a weapon like
a weapon in hand, like a normal with what's in the palm of your
hand your palms up. Yeah, it's the it's the flashlight. Right?
You could grab it and use it as a club that way. Instead, you
have the flashlight upside down. In other words, your poem was on
top of the flashlight and you're holding it over your head. What
and, and what this is what this is the scene all these dramas do
the same. Every cop is holding the flashlight in this kind of
upside down manner over their head so it looks a little like
the Statue of Liberty. Seriously. And here's the kicker
all these cops come in the flesh sites. Every one of these shows
has this scene they go in first a clear the patient and they
wander around flashlights looking for clues. Turn on the
fringed light
which is a light switch
turned on the light. Why are you wandering around with these
flashlights over your head when there's a light there? Shows
does that over and over and over Nick? This adding mystery or
suspense? Is this a dramatic moment? who dreamed up this to
begin with? Oh, that's
that's a good observation. beyond me,
I can't take it anymore when I see the scenes, man,
you know, in the 90s there was a lot of like these hip hop
gangster movies. And the thing that always got me is whenever
you see a hip hop gangster dude with a with a gun with a
handgun, usually like a Glock or some other type of automatic
pistol. They always hold it horizontal. Yeah, it's like you
cannot. You cannot shoot accurately that way. It's the
stupidest thing in the world. You know, you can't shoot
accurately. I don't like who made that shit up?
I don't know. But I do know this numbers is done by Tony and
Ridley Scott. And they're using the stupid the stupid gimmick of
having people in a room,
turn on the light. Turn on the light you
that goes right along with the five minute DNA analysis. It's
right,
right, right. DNA in your slide these things they have these
these places are so dimly lit it there's nobody I don't know what
I mean. I don't necessarily go back to the days of Hawaii Five
o where the office is actually well lit like a real office
with like fluorescent lighting that that
lights the place up. Instead of this dark grim place.
Everybody's in shadows, mood
lighting and dimmers at CSI. This just came in two days ago.
I know a reasonable amount about weather and you know the most
particularly as an airman when flying you know, you want to
stay away from the cumulus Nimbus. And this has been in the
news recently with flight 447. And there's a new type of cloud
that they that they've actually given a name to it. The
Spiritist clouds. So let me just read this. This is From the
witnesses from the Daily Mail, okay, so take it with a grain of
asparagus whipped into fantastical shapes and the
picture is beautiful. I'll Skype you in a second, these clouds
hang over the darkening landscape like the harbingers of
a mighty storm. But despite despite their stunning and
frequent appearances, the formations have yet to be
officially recognised with a name. They'd be seen all over
Britain in different forms, from Snowdonia, to the Scottish
Highlands and other parts of parts of the world, such as New
Zealand, but usually break up without producing a storm. Let
me Scott, the picture is just outrageously beautiful. And I
have not seen these clouds personally, and I do a fair
amount of flying. No, hold on, why is this not giving me the
link? So, you know, in, in July, when I go back, I will
definitely take a look. I mean, these things are just
outrageous. And so I guess they're calling them as Spiritus
clouds. Look at these things. It's, it's kind of like
Independence Day or doomsday or whatever, where
I actually have a picture of these clouds. I take picture ID
This is the everyone's gonna think I'm really nutty now, but
I take pictures of clouds, like all the time. Yeah, free that
huge collection. Yeah, you
put them next year collection of train pictures. And train
whistles. Were they?
Yeah, yes. When I'm not cleaning this thing.
Or making travel lists.
So yeah, yeah. I once in a while. This is weird. This is a
pretty good one.
This is the Yeah. Oh, yeah, definitely check it out in the
show notes. Do you think this might be have something to do
with, you know, the changing of polarity of the earth and all
this different type of stuff that's going on? I mean, this
seems like a phenomenon that that would have something to do
with that. I don't know. Or is it? Maybe some kind of wind
changes? I mean, it's really, really amazing. When you look at
these pictures.
I'm baffled by him, too. You don't see him that often. But
they're really pretty when you do I mean, they're like
dynamite. Because any single you've actually seen I'm sure
you have you just haven't noticed them because generally
speaking, they're not so dramatically lit as in this
particular
picture. Yeah, I'm sure these are these are graded for
if you look at the second picture, they're the one that's
underneath with it buildings. You've seen that before? That
kind of thing.
See? Yeah, yeah. But well, this is also taken from that second
pictures take isn't either from a top floor of a building it
probably top floor of a building. I'll be on the
lookout, I'll be on one
second picture looks a little photoshopped to for some reason,
I'm not totally convinced. Look at the one below it. Yeah, the
one below it, which, but this
could be the first new classification of a cloud type
in 50 years, you know, whenever that stuff happens is you know,
it's like a, you know, like, I remember when Pluto was a
planet. And then of course, I remember when Pluto was no
longer a planet.
Stuff to one below, it looks like another picture. It looks
like the same as the one above it. So how long? How long does
it take? And two seconds later?
How long do you think it'll take before this is classified as
another result of global warming?
I'm surprised it's not in the article. Actually might be. But
the you know, what you're looking at? It seems to me on
that one, that dramatic picture is a funnel cloud. Because that
thing looks like it's hard to
tell. Yeah, it's hard to tell if it's going down or not. It could
be could be
one time I was flying into Chicago on some carrier. And you
know, the the Lake Michigan keeps, you know, tornadoes from
coming into Chicago from first because of microclimate. And I
swear to God, we it was in the morning. It was an early flight.
And it was really interestingly lit. I'm sorry. When was it? It
was a interestingly, let alone the more I
needed the excuse.
Sorry. So anyway, so I'm looking and there was like I must have
seen there must have been 50 final clouds.
I've flown. I flew underneath the storm front once coming back
from Con in my own plane with a with a safety pilot. And we were
right underneath this front about to cross into, across into
a controlled zone. So we had to be pretty low. But there were
actual little wisps of funnel clouds, maybe only three feet
long. And it was the most spectacular sight. You see this
thing just kind of forming, you know, just underneath this storm
system is really beautiful.
Yeah, no, that's a real attractive formation. There was
actually one that touched down in the bay once and I actually
did get a picture of it. It's pretty rare to yet funnel clouds
around here, but this one was forming in the middle of the
bay. And it just was like, you know, I never did anything. I
mean, it's we've had waterspouts occasionally, but it's like once
every five years or users report it when they only last for like
four or five minutes.
Speaking of water and San Francisco, California is thirst
for water has pushed salmon and other fish to the brink of
extinction, according to federal agency on Thursday as it
directed officials to cut water supplies to cities and farms to
Save several species.
No. Yeah. Which ones okay. The state faces
a water crisis third year of the drought and climate change of
course and a growth population to the mix. The fate of some
salmon, salmon runs look untenable without change. This
is the National Marine Fisheries Service who has ordered this as
a part of a long running court battle over salmon.
Yeah, salmon is having problems.
I didn't know we had salmon here. I thought that was like
Nova Scotia, Norway and stuff. No,
no, there's a lot of salmon in California, especially in the
northern part of the state and also Oregon and Washington.
Mostly Washington. That's where you get the best salmon.
You know What's handy about this paper towel roll? As a mic stand
is when I went to blow my nose. I have the paper towel right
here. Oh, you actually still have paper towels? Yeah, the mic
is clipped onto the paper towel itself Yeah, it's good. Classy.
North Korea agrees to enter talks with South Korea god I've
So got a call uncle Don
Yeah, I got into this thing I want to visit North Korea and
and drink Bordeaux wine with Kim Jong Il. I don't see any reason
I
don't see why we can't do that. I wish your uncle Don should be
able to hook that up. I mean, let's be honest.
So here's this here's the reason that this comes up into the
conversation I've been meaning to talk about it.
We did. We did talk about this previously. No, no, we
talked about off the air.
I'm sure I'm pretty sure we talking about why specifically
wrote it down that we're going to talk about it because it was
something I wanted to talk about. Okay. If you want
but you tell the story, and I'll watch the Twitter.
So the idea is that Kim Jong Il apparently is a Bordeaux
collector. And I have to assume if that's the case, he probably
doesn't get to taste with too many people that have you know,
trained palate or anyone who doesn't have a lot of friends
hanging out from the lobby does have a lot of friends, but
they're probably just a yes man. And no one who would
just say Hey, dude, Kim Jong this is this is cork. Cork board
and you're liking it. Yeah, you fool.
Okay, that's the whole reason why
you think he's just now no reason why is because I'll bet
you that he's got some extremely desirable Bordeaux's in his
cellar that he probably needs to have an inventory taken by
someone who actually knows what he's doing. Yeah. And I think it
would be. I also think that he would like most wine drinkers,
and I can assure you, and by the way, if the guy's a Bordeaux
aficionado, he can't be all bad.
He can't be a total jackass. I agree. You know, because you
gotta have some loving you somewhere if you have
appreciation for that stuff, it seems
to me. So anyway, the point is, is that I need some, you know,
most wine drinkers and I because I have a lot of friends where
they're collecting extremely expensive bottles, and they
don't really have in the you know, they don't can't casually
open these bottles because you have too much respect for the
wine. Because it shouldn't be shared. Because everyone so you
can sit around go wow, this is good. Yeah, it is good.
Let's, let's hit that red button. Kim Jong This shit is
good.
So so it seems to me that, you know, he, you know, besides the
fact he's got some lieutenants, I'm sure that developed a
palette that they could use an outside guy to come in and you
know, have a few bottles with them. And I will only be there
for a couple of days.
You won't overstay your welcome or anything
not gonna stick around. We're gonna get in and get out. All
right.
I will call uncle Don first I gotta, you know, bring them up
to date on my personal situation, which is why I
haven't called you know, it's like one of those calls of the
family you just don't really want to make and, oh, by the
way, Gd Harbin says have not heard this story yet on the
show. Okay, good. Yeah, you're right. So and I promise you, I
will ask him if it's possible for you to go and, and have a
Bordeaux tasting with Kim Jong Il. Right? I promise you and you
know what, you could actually save the world in the process.
Imagine, you know, and it maybe if I went along would be even
better, you know, so we'd be we'd be blown on the Bordeaux.
Say, Hey, yo, Kim Jong dude, you know, just so you know, it's
like this is kind of you kind of like freaking people out over
over in the states and stuff. You know, can you just like,
like, ease back on this shit
I think that you know, there's also the possibility that he
wants to move to Gish dot Switzerland
lots of friends there I
hear just saying Oh, anyway, so the point is, is that I think it
would be worthwhile for him and be for me and I you know, the
only drawback of course, is I didn't have to be you know,
completely debriefed every time when I came back from the State
Department would be grilling me about sorry, so What colour was
his socks? Yeah.
Did you see any guys that looked just like him? Are you sure it
was the real why it duplicates? The Clones walking around much.
Now the one of the reasons I wanted to go to Korea North
curious because there was does a globe trekker show or one of the
rough travels I've got rough guide. And these they went to
North Korea they had permission that you know, as opposed to
these two people just got arrested and they were floating
around and it seemed to me as though there was a there was a
kind of ditch Koreans have a kind of a weird and charming
sense of humour. And they had a lot of footage of these guys,
you know, various North Koreans that were just making fun of
the, of the camera crew. You know, mostly in some sort of
self mocking manner like, Oh, aren't we dangerous? Ooh, look
at us. We're cracking open Bordeaux.
Anyway, so it'd be fun to go there. I
think you got any notes?
Yeah, well, I got a few things. I mean, there's a good story in
the Toronto Sun I wish I get credit I forgot who sent this to
me. Apparently. The hookers
Oh I saw this article yes they're down to from 60 bucks
for a BJ to five bucks
yeah Carrie Lutz I guess yeah New
York research department Yeah, he
has got found the Toronto Sun article yet well not five bucks
but yeah, I guess people are bargaining in the 60s
It says it right there in the in the article that the drag queen
was really pissed off he said you know I don't put on makeup
and my best dress for five bucks and rightly so.
Yeah, well you know the Toronto Sun by the way is the Canadian
equivalent of the Daily Mail
is prostitution legal in Canadia
you know the prostitution is not per se legal but there's some
it's a gimmick the way they have the law written it was explained
to me I used to write for the Vancouver Sun and I
when the sun of the UK
no the Vancouver Sun was actually the good paper the pro
pro the province the province which is the other paper was the
was the was the tabloid but I think that's changed but anyway
that the editor explained to me some the way it works in Canada
it was like and it was kind of convoluted I wish maybe I could
get it on paper so we could put it in the show notes but
apparently it's not illegal to take money for sex but it's
illegal to listen maybe wow there's a lot of solicitation
that goes on so that it was some it was there was a reliably
informed well i What can I say there was up there all over the
place. But it was it was just it was some crazy twist that made
it quasi legal so there was never any you know, there wasn't
it wasn't considered you know, the way it says we're gonna pick
your car up in the United States if you Oh,
please for your on Dateline. You're gonna Dateline. If you do
that shit, they get hidden camera footage and then they
shame you publicly Listen, go and google rape Holland or rape
Canada or rape Australia. It is just a fact that if you allow
this and don't make it a big deal, that it lowers all kinds
of sexual crime.
Yeah, in Nevada we word is illegal in all but a couple of
counties. The the sex crimes is almost zero,
SHA, though it's funny. I think that's because
they want to keep the public fearful and in you know, in
terror, terrorise the public
I don't see how that I mean it's you really think is that what
it's for it just seems like it's holier than thou crap
it is. I mean, it's what happened as a result in New
Jersey ad two and two so why don't we you know,
I saw I saw a link I'm looking for right now there was a bill
that was passed Hold on let me find this because this scope
this is right along with this story. Shit, I clicked it. I
didn't mean to close that one. Of course this is not very smart
of me to now be crunching bandwidth. So we'll find the the
bill and I forget which state but as it's loading I'll get
that for you. Apparently there was an incident with a hold on.
Here we go. bill banning Seaman throwing in Oregon House Bill
247 is on his way to the governor. It will now be as Yes,
Bill Two for 2478 it will now be a sex crime to propel a quote
dangerous substance at another person and this follows on an
incident of seamen throwing
just between monkeys or Well,
let me read it for you. So Salem, Oregon, usually
politicians love the sound of their own vice Own Voices Shut
up you but not so when the topic is proposed new Oh, hold on. The
bill made its way through two committees committees one Senate
floor vote to house for votes. Let me go I have to find what
the incident was. But essentially, the bill is now
being passed that you may not. Let me see we get the exact
language you may not throw with any propelling force semen at
another person so the law is
what is wrong with these people?
It's known as the ballcock a bill actually John it's sorry
reference beyond your knowledge of porn
never heard of it
Boo cockayne
Okay get back to the story Google this
be UK
anything just You're disgusting the audience
I'm not this is a serious this is real news is a serious bill
here the proposed new law nobody wants to talk about of course go
figure would make it a second degree sex abuse crime to propel
quote a dangerous substance at another person how the substance
the substance being somebody no no John this is how they do it.
This is how they do it. Of course it could be aids the
substance being seen or other bodily fluid flung out of sexual
desire. So the question is, Is it illegal if you actually throw
it with your hand or if it is exuded from your body? You know
when is it the crime?
This is crazy whose house is gonna be good? Who's gonna who's
gonna enforce this carpet here
it is the proposal Police Department. Hello. The here it
is. The proposed law follows an incident last June when a man
threw his semen on a mother in a Portland area Target store. Her
little girl saw it first. The man was convicted of assault.
And now this crime will fall into the category of sexual
assault the bodily fluid and fluid in question was not the
same thing as throwing a coke at somebody. No.
My God what is God what is happening in the world? This is
rage.
Well, they tried to make everything a sex crime nowadays
of European in the park. It's a sex crime. Yeah, which
trivialises and marginalises real sex crimes which I think is
the idea. We have every other jerk off around the San
Francisco Bay Area's a sex criminal that's on this on some
list that you can look up on the internet, you know, and you
gotta get a can't get work. She reminds me talking about not
getting work. There was I unfortunately made a clip and I
can't and I lost the thing. But there's a bunch of commercials
going on now. But how important is you get all three of your you
gotta get all three of your credit reports because two of
them you know, maybe wrong or one of them. I mean, for one
thing, it's just this argument that you need all three credit
reports just to be safe. Yeah, bull is like what you mean to
tell me that these things aren't accurate. Any one of them is not
accurate. So them so why are we even using them but the thing
that they're promoting now more than anything, which is a fact,
which is a you might not get a job, if you have a crappy credit
report, which are squats? Well guess what a lot of employers
now are checking credit scores, which is like a new phenomenon
over the last decade or two. And if your credit score is not up
to snuff, they can refuse to hire you.
That's crazy. Hey, I just received a printout from Air
France 447 printout of its altitude and airspeed. And I'm
trying to parse this Wow. So you know that you've been hearing on
the news about these 24 fault reports that the aeroplane sent
out to home base before they lost contact. I got to take some
time and, and parses but right away I'm seeing number 34 We
have a T cast fault, which is very important. That's a traffic
collision avoidance system. So it could have crashed into
something Wow. I'm sorry, I wasn't prepared for this. But it
looks like airspeed got very, very low.
Well, we can do on Yeah, well, we'll
do it on on Thursday. But that's that's great that there's there
is information coming out about this because I still believe
this is all part of the Boeing Airbus fight. So now we've had
an Airbus or Boeing next everybody stay away from
Boeing's.
That's pretty hard to do if you go anywhere.
Yeah, well, I know but did you see this Leo Laporte thing? I
maybe don't want to talk about it. Did you see this video where
he just Yeah, I
posted it. Okay, well, he
freaks out and Mike Arrington. Yeah, wow, that's pretty funny.
She's no it's not. I feel really badly. Oh, like, he was pissed
off. I've never heard him use the a word or fu or any of that.
Yeah, no, I know. That's what made it more impactful.
sha.org/blog Go
check it out. I also have some commentary to add to it, by the
way we had all the comments are interesting, because there's
about 80 of them. And everybody's saying, you know,
you know, they all said just what you said which is why I
never heard that before. It must have been you know, really bad
and this and that. And it's a me i
Everybody loves Leo. It's like yeah, he's so out of character
and Everybody loves Leo. That should be like a South Park
show, isn't it kind of like from the creators of South Park?
Everybody loves Leo.
So then anyway, but nobody likes Arrington, so I guess we should
do. And that's another one for the armoury tickets. We, you
know, I thought we were gonna not use these jingles. It's not
the jingle.
This is when we've used before. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I take it
back. If I could, I'll cut it out
of the show. Now it's okay.
It was just like an identifier.
Yeah, no, it's an identifier. But
I'm sorry. You're right. We've analysed that the jingles don't
work.
Now, the jingles don't work and might you know, and then in
fact, I talked to in fact, they just did it back and forth with
our Jeff Smith. Yeah. So Jeff, and you know, he's in agreement
that the jingle is kind of trivialises and
the importance of what we're what we're doing here. Right.
Yeah.
And we do have some I'm gonna bring me up to list on Thursday,
but we do have some new contributors, including some
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subscribers, we actually had a pretty good week. We do need to
concrete unfortunately, we have to keep hounding people because
we have not enough it's not even anywhere near enough. Yeah, we
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we have had an ongoing dialogue about our premiums and and I
have I'm very, very serious now. We've talked about flatware and
we've talked about a no agenda ugly stick but the HEMA
underwear I believe we can actually pull off and I can have
a shipment sent I think we should do a limited run and I
can get very very very inexpensive embroidery done and
I think we should go I know you don't want to but I think we
should go for the embroidery. The no agenda on the crotch.
Well, like the one guy who said You know, it's another good one
you put on it on the crotch, which should be or on the Ask we
could do it on the house. Well, either one but I'm just saying
the one that's kind of funny, which I've seen kind of cartoons
but it's a it's an internet joke says 403 Forbidden
Well, on the front there should be 404 not found that would be
Yeah, that's good. That's installed. Okay, yeah. So
anyway, the Yeah, but we had to decide what kind of Hema
underwear because you seem to like to big giant, not big
and giant, they have like legs, you know, they like kind of if
you're a tall guy like myself, you know, kind of breaks up the
legs so maybe we have to we have one for guys like you which is
kind of the essentially the Ron Jeremy black Speedo.
Yeah, me and Ron Jeremy. Yeah, it'd
be hanging and then and then we should have the you know, the
the wilt the stilt. With legs, we can get both. It's not a
problem.
But anyway, that there seems to be a lot of response to the HEMA
unknown. Yes, people are liking the idea, because but you know,
to be honest about they won't regret it because it's like you
and I both agree.
It's a great premium.
It's a great product. Yes. If we actually you probably go into
business and make more money than doing this show.
You know, it's funny because you were you were talking about
purchasing marks and sparks underwear previous to your Hema
discovery. And I was unpacking my my house, which is consists
of three cases on wheels. And I actually saw that in previous to
my Hema underwear purchases, I have marks and sparks. So we
really are lost souls.
Well, we're not alone in this, by the way, obviously,
otherwise, you wouldn't be making his damned underwear. But
the fact of the matter is,
my mom would be so proud. The SEMA folks
have taken up the gauntlet, they're the ones that are doing
the good underwear. Yeah, and it's only in Holland. And but
everybody was a big worldwide traveller. I'm sure once they
find out about it, this is what they're buying. Because you
gotta buy underwear somewhere. Yeah, when I was a little kid,
by the way, it used to be pennies.
Pennies. Yes, I remember even when I was a kid pennies Yeah,
that's
a kid my parents Oh, your pennies. underwears the best.
Do you remember? Kids shoes?
I do remember kids? I think they're still in business and
wasn't a Kinney's
wasn't Kenny's the shoe store and was so cool. You go to the
shoe store and you put your foot in the in the in the foot
machine and be irradiated. No, no, no, no, there we go. And it
would measure your foot exactly. I
never had that. We They have I was when I was when you were a
kid, we actually had those things that were like X ray
machines. You'd stick your feet in there. And it was like a shot
of you know, you could look down and see how the foot looked in
the shoe.
Brandon Leedy just twittered and said, I think people will be
more willing to donate if we knew where the money is going.
Well, right now it's going nowhere. In the Pay Pal account,
but I guess we eat from it. technic Well, not really
directly, but we
haven't yet. We haven't taken anything out of that patreon
account yet. We haven't. But where's it going? It's paying
for this show. We got to do we gotta get some money for this
thing. So maybe, maybe we there's a bunch of guys that
have written in not a bunch. There's a couple of the 12 year
olds. I don't see you guys need any money. Yeah, right. Thanks.
You just be working for him for free. Yeah, right. Exactly.
Sure. Why does PBS need money? Where does the money go? Yeah,
it goes for equipment. It goes to pay the people that do the
shows and beautiful offices? Yeah, they get the office so we
don't have that we're not going to be putting Dude we're
using a frickin towel. paper towel roll for mike stands. I
mean, do I have to make it any more clear what's happening
here? Please.
The borg.org/na Give us a hand. Well, yeah.
Excellent. What else you got on your list? Johnny? I think we
should do another 1015 minutes when trying to keep the shows
moving.
We don't I gotta go back to the list once you pull yours up.
I'll leave that one alone.
Let me see. Hey, think I got most of the good stuff that may
be pulling me go to my backup list. I
love CAD. Let me tell you the story. Okay, so last time we did
the show, we did a bunch of squirrels material, right? Yeah.
By the way, I left two or three of the squirrel stories out.
That was two shows ago.
Okay. So here's the here's the interesting thing that happened
after the squirrel stories which are all provided by my wife
instantly. I swear to God, this is true. So the day after we did
the squirrel show, she's driving in she's driving my daughter out
to school and she's going down the road at high speeds and a
squirrel and this is a true story jumps onto the road and
starts to zigzag across in front of her back and forth left and
right to the point where she can't really avoid the squirrel.
She drives he figured she can straddle the
squirrels rattle the squirrel everybody and
as she does the squirrel makes a hard right turn in full crushes
the squirrel with her right front tire. A mile later the
tire blows up no way she goes off the side of the road she's
causing my daughter miss half the day and it just becomes a
fear.
She actually drove off the road
which is terrible.
But she didn't like skid off she just pulled over to the side
yeah she I don't know that she was in the spin or anything. But
anyway, they ruin the day because it was like as fiasco to
get a tire because it wasn't like a tire you could repair it
actually blew up. And it was just so we're not doing any
more. I'm figuring there's some some karma involved with
squirrels that we're not doing any more squirrel stories.
Well we know exactly that just goes to show. You never know you
never know when the when the when the the evil squirrel will
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They all look like Nancy Pelosi.
Can you get a boob job with that as well? I mean that that'll get
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So more than 1200 people have responded to Dr. Shapiro's offer
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he said it was hard not to cry while reading some of the
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kidding.
Oh, by the way, when anybody sends us something to discuss on
the show, please put the words excuse me the words no agenda in
the subject line so it's easier and easier to find the things
that we want to bring them up later.
And then one last bit of total real news. And now back to real.
We lost a very, very fine actor. From my from my youth, not many
people remember him he was of course the Kung Fu dude. David
Carradine apparently suicided himself in a hotel room in
Thailand by hanging.
Yeah, we're just questionable whether it was suicide. Well,
they're investigating da da. But the one I was listening to to
one of the local talk show, guys, and he was he was aghast
at the New York Posts headline.
Oh, wait a minute. What? This New York Post well known for
headless body found in topless bar.
Yes. Right. Which, by the way, I had a copy of that you have that
one? I'd
say it's famous. That's great. Anyway, it was the
headline, which is distasteful.
harmful. Oh, my God, because guys have no frickin shame do
they?
Sang foo. So anyway, I was aghast myself, although I ended
up having to course. Because it is there's something funny about
her character would would
approve. Yeah. You know, there's all this talk of maybe it was a
you know, a sex thing kind of like Michael Hutchins from in
excess, where you know, hanging himself for auto was fixation at
orgasm. Which we're really going to try that sometime.
Yeah, keep the show going. It's
on the list. It's off the list later. So if you find me hanging
one day, okay, I didn't really do it myself.
World Health Organization's pandemic alert scale. Geneva
says within days they might declare level six for the first
time in their history for what to have for the for the flu,
swine
flu upon it. Why don't they just pack it in and say they were
wrong? They can't
apparently they just can't admit it. And yes, like these guys,
jobs depend on it. Oh, crap. You know, we started. They started
this now we have global warming. So yeah, so it's North America,
Australia and Chile. 21,940 cases 125 deaths. Dude, that's
less than normal flu. And that's the pandemic. It. They can't
give up because they've got to support all these deals with the
pharmaceuticals for all of these stupid inoculations for the
vaccination use.
I mentioned this last week, or last Thursday. They want to do
three shots a year. You're kidding me? No, it's like an
Article Three shots a year they're gonna advocate three
street flu shots. What do you need three flu you only need one
during the flu season? Well,
the question is advocate or mandated mandate? That's a good
question.
They would in the US they have a lot of trouble getting a
mandated flu shot because there's just not yes, that's
just not going to happen. It's unconstitutional, especially
after that that fiasco with the swine flu sometime I think was
back in the 70s where they had the oldest swine flu is going to
76 I think shots killed more people than the flu did.
Yeah. 76 I believe John.
I was working in an enforcement agency last time and
what which enforcement agency were you working at
Air Pollution Control District?
Okay, hello, I'm Agent DeVore. AK Air Pollution Control
enforcement agency air pollution
inspector. Now you have did you
have AYP on your jacket? Air pollution enforcement
should have that nowadays, they would do that. Everybody's got
to have their own jacket
with an emblem and a nice little ID tag. Cool.
All right. Let's do one more. I'm sure you got something on
your list to wrap this.
No you do I don't.
I think I'm toasted man. I think that's Live Free or Die Hard.
That's
the name of the movie. Ah
well, I do have the official and this is posted on the on the
drop which is no agenda drop. There was no agenda chat crap. I
don't remember what it is. I think it's no agenda chat.com
John C. Dvorak travel list. So once actually published your
travel list John,
would you like to I don't there's never been published. I
don't think it is. Now.
There's a published list. Ready my
list? Are you ready? Oh, okay, here we go. Okay,
these items must be checked off before.
Before going on a trip one wake up to scratch three fart for
pee, eat and then take meds things to turn off Wi Fi wife
shut down the meth lab. Things to put out trash wife bills,
cigar things to walk wife, neighbour kids things to feed me
and things to do make new list? Yes. Yeah. Okay, cute. That is
cute. There's a bunch of stuff I'm working on for Thursday
regarding made off of course sentencing coming up in the next
two weeks so that's
right your theory as you're not gonna get sentenced he's gonna
be put into an international tribunal. I don't see that
happening IFC.
The International Financial courts, I believe that is what
they're going to have to announce. Because they have no
way to know well, how can you sentence the guy if there was no
trial? You know, they don't know exactly what it did where the
money went. So keeping my eye on that, there was something else
that I was working on. I have been, I've been I've been
working a lot, you know, for the show that we shouldn't get paid
for.
See, too much. I think I'm forgetting something.
Check your list.
I'm looking at the lineage steps to walk the walk my wife and the
kids.
And turn off the Wi Fi.
Merck index is coming my way. Well, here it is. Yeah.
Oh, really? Yeah. Wacky Jackie was the UFC did resign. That's
right. That was spectacular. What and this is all the
telegraph, by the way, they're the ones that blew that wide
open, and I give him props. You know, that's some, it's, you
know, it's minor in this in the grand scheme of how evil
governments can be. But it really was very effective,
because this really, really woke the public up, you know, and I
was in the UK for about a day and just everyone was talking
about it, and it just like it, you know, they're really
outraged. So there's a story here, gold panic inside the Oval
Office. And apparently, the Germans are demanding that gold
bullion held in US custodial accounts be returned to their
owners, with physical gold being shipped back to Germany. So
this, of course, has to do with the false price of gold, which
you can use when you buy gold on the open markets. You don't
actually buy the gold you buy a computer entry in a spreadsheet
that says, Okay, here's some gold,
but it's not necessarily true. You bought gold and you have a
real gold.
Yeah, no, but that's that's different from you know, what
you when you go when you call your broker and say buy gold,
he's not actually buying the physical gold in nine out of 10
cases, if you call Midas Resources, Inc. Yeah, you're
gonna get the real gold. But I think that's very interesting.
Because this does kind of show that. I mean, it's, you know, I
have that that $50 coin that I carry around, and this kind of
shows you how skewed it is. It's a US Mint $50 gold coin, and
says right on there 1.0. Troy, I guess it's troy ounce,
I guess. Yeah,
fine gold. Now, if you go look at the markets, what is that
eight $900. Today, somewhere in that region under 50. Right. But
the if you went to spend it, if someone would accept it, you
spent it in the store, it would technically be worth $50. So
that kind of shows you the disparity. And one other thing I
wanted to mention, I don't think I got to it last week. And it
would have been better to say, you know, last Thursday, the
Whisper number in the oil industry is 75 bucks. And of
course we're well on our way to that right now about 70. But
that's the Whisper number. So that's the minute manipulation
number you should be looking out for.
Well, you know, Horowitz and I have always been following this
oil BS since the get go. And including having an interview
with Michael Greenberger. Who was the guy who blew the lid off
of the overseas fake transactions that ran the goal
the oil price up before right and Horowitz we're going to
actually have another interview with
a guy shortly I do interviews on the show. That's cool. I didn't
know that. No, no,
I don Horowitz his show. Okay, he has his own show and I come
on and once in a while he does interviews and I don't think
knows what's going on. I don't think any No You okay,
I'm sorry. I thought the mic had closed but it didn't
sorry IKEA sneeze
blowing my nose really hard and quickly so that it was
sorry, we need a button. But anyway, so which cost money we
don't have enough money no
money. Remember paper towel Mike Stan.
So anyway, we're gonna have another discussion with him but
I don't think he knows what's going on. This is just some sort
this is gonna No one's gonna figure this out before it goes
in crashes back down to 40 bucks a barrel but right now it's I
don't know what you know the what? I mean, I would like to
kind of you can't figure it out. You just have to watch it. I
mean, you
know, we're the markets are not real. It doesn't feel real
doesn't. You know, what? If it doesn't taste like it doesn't
feel like it doesn't smell like it? It probably isn't it
and it's not about
So tonight, we'll be eating it. Oh, Zuma in lovely downtown San
Francisco, in that Soma isn't not I don't know that that's
technically Soma was below market South of Market, isn't
it? Yeah,
I guess Okay.
So we'll we'll review that. I'm sure you've eaten there before?
Yeah, yeah. Let's just make his choice. She's taken us out for
dinner. Yeah. Okay. We'll step back for the enthusiasm How
to fight traffic.
Oh poor man has to fight traffic
which is a good thing coming up traffic.
Yeah, luckily we've got some traffic coming to you from an
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