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when we last saw our heroes they were
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doing all the things they normally do
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but today they do something different
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this is the Q&A episode all right so it
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is still in a teepee time Friday the 4th
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of August but most of you listening are
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probably listening somewhere on or
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around the 9th of August and we did this
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because as we covered last episode we
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didn't plan our vacation as well in any
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case oh yeah we're gonna do a Q&A
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episode so we had solicited had being
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the keyword solicited questions via
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Twitter are you telling our audience to
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please stop asking questions now is that
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what that means well you can certainly
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continue to ask questions but we are not
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planning another Q&A episode for at
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least a year you can ask but they're
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pretty much going into the ether but
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what about the S key TP segment that
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we're gonna add to the show yeah I I
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would I would like to keep the questions
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going oh I mean they don't have to be
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any questions because there's like two
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of them but alright the the the hosts
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have spoken we have a just two or three
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people ask a question every week all
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right fair enough so we are going to do
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this in quasi chronological order we
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have selected here's the thing they were
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going into the spreadsheet but I was
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afraid if I tried to sort them that it
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would like mess with the automate I
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don't know like whatever yeah we're
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gonna go from top to bottom in this
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document I think if you can't see the
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document you can't say I think it turns
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out that adding every single tweet with
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this hashtag to a giant spreadsheet and
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having no way to like filter or upvote
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or sort them at all
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might not be the best tool for this job
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turns out well I am happy for you to
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coordinate the replacement my friend
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because this seems like the lowest
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impact way to me I agree with you it is
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not ideal but it's the lowest impact
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version I got are we supposed to be
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using things like reddit is that a thing
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are we supposed yeah that is what the
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reddit's are for is no we're not
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supposed to be doing
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that's question number one answered
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okay well that said I if anyone if
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anyone on the show off the show wants to
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make replacement that's better than the
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spreadsheet I won Dorsett it would be it
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we probably should have some way to like
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AB voter down vote and some way for like
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one of the admins which would be us to
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say like I read this question work is
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not gonna answer so just get you know
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kill it yeah but like I'm like read and
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I'm not sure this needs to be publicly
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accessible whatever all right let's do
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it okay so the show notes for this
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episode may or may not exist we'll see
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what happened but because it's basically
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just a bunch of questions and answers
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and so I'm just gonna try to MC this and
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do the best I can with names with
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questions etc and we're gonna dig in
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with Gulick who asks hey why no more
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toaster reviews John the toaster reviews
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were a sponsorship believe it or not I
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know you don't remember that but like
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they weren't just like hey you want your
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toasters it actually adds four cards
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against humanity' but instead of an ad
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read they wanted me to do toaster views
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so they are not advertising
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quote-unquote advertising on this show
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anymore don't have any other campaigns
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so that's why there's no more toaster
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abused and if they did they wouldn't do
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toasters again so you're not gonna get
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any more toaster reviews and we have had
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many people suggest new things that we
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could have a series of reviews for and
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honestly none of them sounded as funny
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as that like that was such a great thing
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it had a wonderful progression it ended
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I don't think it could have continued
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indefinitely I think it was pretty much
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done when it ended and every other
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suggestion we've seen since then has
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been less funny
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so yeah we know buddy has tackled
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anything more than that and I think it
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probably won't happen it least in that
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format and those suggestions weren't
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from sponsors right that sponsorship is
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the key part of this endured like in the
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middle of a tech podcast let's talk
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about toasters for five minutes unless
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it was a sponsorship behind it yeah like
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and I think one of the one of the
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funniest things about that was like you
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know cards against humanity' and I'm we
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later came to learn that the person who
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was organizing all this there was Alex
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Cox now of due by Friday Fame so and and
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like they really
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no they weren't just sending random
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toasters like there was a clear
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progression like getting like from the
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normal ones slowly into the really
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bizarre and crazy horrible things like
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those big like breakfast stations I
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could make the egg on top and stuff like
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that like it was clearly in this
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wonderful progression that it was it was
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just so well done and you got to give
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cards against humanity' credit for that
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incredible run yeah completely agree
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with you Cathy wise writes in what
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cameras are you using now and so I will
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begin I am using the same camera that we
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got shortly before Declan was born
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that's an olympus om-d am 10 which is a
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truly terrible name it is a Micro Four
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Thirds camera I have a prime lens for it
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that is what I use generally speaking
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and if you remember from the last
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episode which in a teepee time happened
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about 15 minutes ago um I also have a
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zoom lens which I actually quite liked
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and I was going to argue with you mark
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oh when you were saying oh you can't get
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a zoom lens that you know covers all
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three parts of the triangle if you will
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but as you were talking you would
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mention well you know if you do have a
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decent zoom lens that means it's
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exorbitantly expensive and still
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probably has some other concessions and
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that is the case for me the zoom lens I
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have was like eight hundred dollars or
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something like that and otherwise it's
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very nice it's left 2.8 I think it's a
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hundred to three hundred millimeters in
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regular cameras I forget what it is in
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Micro Four Thirds but um but anyway I
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liked it a lot but it it was very
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expensive Marco what are you using I am
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mostly using my iPhone which really sad
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but that is the reality of it we do have
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the 5d Mark for now in our family like
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we actually had we had for years ever
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since they came out we had the 5d mark
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ii which came out I think in 2007 or
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2008 something like that and it was late
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2008 and so we had that since then and
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it was great but it was getting along on
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the tooth and in a lot of different ways
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and so for a little while
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I had a a Sony phase and because the the
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Sony a series of cameras first I had a
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little RX one then
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I had the a7 r2 and those are awesome
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cameras in a lot of ways but I found
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I'll make it brief because we've talked
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about this before I have found that I
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generally preferred the speed and
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handling and battery life of full-sized
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SL ARS to the little Sony mirrorless
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cameras and I think over time that will
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probably eventually change back as this
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little Sony's get better you know the a9
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has it has now come out and it solves
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some of the problems I had it makes
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certain things worse so maybe maybe
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there will be an a7 r3 at some point or
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an a9 mark 2 or something like that that
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I might go back for but for now I'm very
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happy and in the world of big Canon SLRs
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when I need to fit fancy photos but I
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take fancy photos less and less every
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year my wife takes them much more often
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and she is way way better for
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photographer than I am
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so most of like the the good pictures of
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our family and stuff are taken by her
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and so that kind of frees me up to do
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mostly the casual stuff so that's I'm
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shooting mostly on my iPhone if I shoot
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anything at all I'm still using my sony
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a6300 i thought of trading into for
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6,500 those right up until I saw that
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the battery life was slightly worse and
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I really much did it for me because the
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battery life in 6300 is just barely
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enough like I have two batteries and on
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vacation I never needed to swap the
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batteries even a day at the ocean but I
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come close and so I don't think that can
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give up that whatever 10% battery life
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and the 600 is more expensive and so
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I've never I've never done this swap I
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stopped looking at it I'm still you know
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I was still recommending 6,500 or with
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the 6300 as long as you can deal with
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the battery life but be sure that you
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can because that's that's a big quality
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of life issue so I'm happy with that
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the only new lens I got recently was
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that is that big zoom I forget which one
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it is but it's one of the sony ones it's
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not it's not a very good line it's like
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whatever it's what is it 55 to 300 so
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it's a pretty big range again adjusting
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for what that is on a PC sensor it's not
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you know those are the full frame
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numbers still like my 50 millimeter to
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prime the best I have my own
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super-expensive zoom that
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sixteen to seventy and there's over a
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thousand dollars and that is my sort of
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general purpose lens that I keep on the
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thing it's not as good as fifty Prime
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and it doesn't zoom as long as the big
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zoom but it's kind of a nice
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all-arounder and to get a reasonable
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okay all around or a thousand bucks so
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yeah indeed also from kathy wise did the
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last show which was actually two shows
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ago if I'm doing this mental math right
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shame you into clearing out your
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application folders no it did not
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nope not only did not shame me into
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cleaning out my application folder but I
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realized after we finished that show
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that I was just looking at slash
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applications I also have a tilde slash
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applications with way more things way
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more things that's like an old an old
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school next early Mac OS ten or a thing
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of having an applications folder in your
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home directory which you could totally
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have and the OS knows about it and gives
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it the little a icon but only weird
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people do that all right moving on uh-oh
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plez asks which ad blocker do you guys
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did actually Marco choose it's not you
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guys which ad blocker did Marco choose
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I'm kind of you know I'm I I was for a
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long time so as soon as I killed peace
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within I think a month or two I stopped
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using it too and you kind of just to be
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fair and kind of felt wrong for me to
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use it and no one else did I switched to
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one blocker back then and one blocker is
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it's I don't have really much bad to say
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about it or much great to say about it
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it's just if you're gonna go with one of
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those mass-market blockers one blocker
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at the time I I looked was the best one
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I have noticed though over time more and
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version and the iOS version which is
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nice and the Mac version can't keep
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seem to block as much stuff as one
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blocker but it also doesn't break as
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regular updates so right now I'm using
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better but I've only been using it for
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maybe a few weeks at most so it's hard
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for me to really say you should
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definitely go buy this but if you're
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looking to buy something right now
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that's the one I would start with John
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any thoughts I also use one blocker for
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the record but John any thoughts I'm
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also using one blocker but occasionally
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I don't know sometimes it gets turned
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off and I don't notice for a while I
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don't have a good blocker situation
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going on I'm you know and half the time
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when things don't work I do a little
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with that blocker some I think some
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sites get me more obnoxious one the
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Boston Globe is like you're running an
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ad blocker or I don't like you whatever
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learn not to even tap those links and
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some site I think it's like the Atlantic
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or something like that is like sorry
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something is wrong and we can't serve
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you ads and so I reload without content
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blockers and it says the same thing like
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what do you want me to do things like or
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just on my phone and I want to read your
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website and I turn everything off and
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you still and the worst thing is it does
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it with like a sheet that goes down over
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the actual article you just want to like
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right click and spend complete node on
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your phone it's like this is Casey
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occasionally goes off on his little
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angry rants about how he feels
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degrees too and it's basically whenever
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I do anything on a webpage and I realize
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I don't have access to my web developer
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tools and I feel just just completely
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crippled it's like it's just a stupid
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web it's just a just freaking did let me
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delete it like it's nice just saw the
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articles right there so here's what I do
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I this is what I literally do to find
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out if I want to actually read the
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article I do a long press to read the
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slug in the URL hoping that it's
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something sensible sometimes it's not or
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repeatedly revisit the page and tried to
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read the headline before the stupid
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thing slides down I'm like I get you
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know three words and oh it slid down and
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then every though three words and just
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to find out is this a story that I want
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to bother going to a quote unquote real
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web browser and you know looking at or
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whatever anyway websites are annoying
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you guys try way too hard to really if
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if a site makes it difficult for me to
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read an article I just close it and I
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move on because like you know what
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no matter how good of a writer you are
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you are or whatever else there's a lot
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of things to read out there on the web
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and if you're gonna make it hard for me
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to read yours I'm just not going to read
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it and that might be like if if you have
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a site with like an anti ad blocker
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blocker thing if you won't let me read
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the site with an ad blocker that's a
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fair game I I respect that decision of
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yours but that means I'm not going to
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trim off my blocker I'm just not going
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to read it like that's but if that's the
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option you presented then fine that's
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what I'm saying like I'm I'm willing
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like oh you have an ad bugger like fine
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I will turn off my ad blocker I'll turn
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it off I'll be likely reload without
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content blockers Here I am I'm ready to
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see your thing it's not being that a
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paywall not like they want me to sign up
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subscribe or pay money like there is no
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the site is just broken is what I'm
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saying this is a pretty well on site
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maybe it's the Atlantic or whatever it's
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like I'm doing everything you want me to
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do turn off all my blockers turn them
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off in settings not be an incognito mode
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there's no pay wall you're not asking me
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to sign up or subscribe you just every
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time I try to load it's like sorry I
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couldn't figure out something and I'm
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gonna put a big slide a big animated
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sheet down over the article that's
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perfectly good bit on there's no reader
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mode for people asking there's no you
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know websites man like do you ever
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testing the iPhone it's a popular
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platform we are sponsored this week by
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Warby Parker making buying glasses
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online easy and risk-free get your free
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home tryouts today at Warby Parker comm
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eyeglasses
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should not cost as much as a phone they
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offer prescription eyeglasses and
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sunglasses starting at just 95 dollars
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including the lenses they make buying
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glasses online easy and risk-free with
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their home Tryon program this allows you
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to order five pairs of frames and you
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get to try them on for five days and
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there's no obligation to buy it ships to
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you for free and it includes a free
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prepaid return label and all you got to
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do is pick out what you want and they'll
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send you this box a home try ons you
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can't rhyme you can show people in your
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life you can look in the mirror you can
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take pictures whatever you want to do to
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decide what's right for you and there's
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no obligation you don't have to buy any
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of them but I bet you will because
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they're really high-quality glasses my
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are just wonderful and they come with
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great accessories a nice hard case a
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cleaning cloth and for every pair you
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buy a pairs distributed through robot
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vision charities to someone in need
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where we Parker really believes in
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giving back to the world and they really
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make great glasses and they're helping
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the world - with these charities get a
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free home try on program today you will
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be shocked how nice these glasses are
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they're trendy designs they have anti
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glare and anti scratch coatings and they
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even have a home Tryon companion feature
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which allows you to use their fuck their
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iPhone app to preview how the glasses
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will look on your face you can stitch it
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into a video you can share it with
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friends to help you pick a winner even
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before you get the frames mailed to you
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in the home Tryon program you can
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preview how they're gonna look on you
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that way it's so they make it so easy to
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buy glasses online and the value here is
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incredible all this starts at just 95
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dollars and they also offer sunglasses
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non-prescription starting at just 95
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dollars
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prescription starting at just 175
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dollars just like their eyeglasses their
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sunglasses are also available through
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their home Tryon program they have
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premium polarized lenses that are
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scratch resistant and provide a 100% UV
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protection so check that today we read
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Parker offers such a great value suck
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great glasses for starting at just 95
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dollars go to worry Parker comm slash
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ATP to get that free home try on KITT
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started and you'll see for yourself how
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great they are
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thank you very much to Warby Parker for
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sponsoring our show alright Jack Johnson
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yes from New York City apparently has
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two questions that are related do you
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think it would be a good move for iTunes
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to offer a higher resolution audio file
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for download or streaming and then kind
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of tangentially related do you think
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part of the HEV C strategy is to set the
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groundwork for 4k streaming I will say
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that I don't think anyone really cares
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except Marco about high resolution audio
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coming out of iTunes and I don't I don't
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even care about that I'm surprised so as
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for all my like audio file nests when it
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comes to like selecting headphones and
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stuff I have never been swayed by like
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higher than CD quality audio files or
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lossless compression schemes I know a
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lot of people like these a lot
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think they can hear a difference I don't
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think you can but I know for sure that I
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can't I hold on though hold on how do
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you download your Phish concerts mp3
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they offer flack option I am stunned
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that's what I assumed you were gonna say
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no they offer flack for a few more
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dollars and there is so I have bought so
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quick quick background here fish sells
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all their live shows legally through
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the show's end and you can buy a season
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pass and you can you can basically have
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have downloads and for sure they do for
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like a whole tour so I do this I've been
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doing this since something like 2009 or
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so and there was one tour early on that
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gosh let me get the flag verge and I'll
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see if it's something different and it
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was such a pain because like first of
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all iTunes didn't support flack at the
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time I think I think it actually is
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finally having that in High Sierra I
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think but it didn't the time and and so
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I had all these massive files that first
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of all I didn't want to ever delete them
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because like when I paid for these
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massive files so there's taking up ton
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spacing the harder that I still had to
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transcode them to make them actually
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playable in anything I did play the
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original ones or there was C I think I I
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think one one time I transferred them to
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a lack or maybe I'd download maybe they
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sold them as a lack I forget so I did
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for a group of them transfer them and
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play them as lossless files as a lack
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files in iTunes and I just I couldn't
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tell the difference at all and there's
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there's lots of again there's lots of
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people who claim they can hit they can
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hear a difference there's a whole lot of
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tests that have been done that I've
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shown mostly otherwise but this is one
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of those things kind of like my
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subwoofer thing from last episode of
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like I do things my way and some people
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consider them insufficient or some
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people want better things and I think
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I'm just I don't I can't care anymore
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like if you want to do things your own
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way if you want to get massive files
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with you know 24 96 or 24:1 need to
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sample rates and if you want to have
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lossless encoding and you want your
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albums to take up a gig each fine it's
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hard drive space is cheap do whatever
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you want well I could not possibly agree
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snicker as you told me about how flack
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am stunned do you want audio that's
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lower quality and has like hiss and pop
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don't I think it's not the right move
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for Apple to offer hi Rosa no audio but
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if Apple ever gets to the point I don't
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think they will because again streaming
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is what everyone cares about now is
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Marco pointed out earlier slash on the
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last show but it would be a way to make
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the Ferrari you have purchasable down a
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little music hey can we charge more
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money for something that people perceive
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as better the answer is yes you can you
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so lossless or a higher bitrate or some
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combination thereof and the very small
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number of people who think that is
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worthwhile for them will buy it doesn't
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really matter if anyone can you hear the
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difference only matters whether they'll
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give you money in exchange for these
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goods which are able to be produced so I
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wouldn't totally rule it out I don't
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think it's some Apple needs to do at all
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but someday if buying music at all
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downloadable continues to be a thing
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some smart person in marketing may say
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we're leaving money on the table by not
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selling high-resolution audio and
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they'll just do it and charge more money
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for it and a couple people will buy it
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someone will get a good performance
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review yeah but anyway the thing is like
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there is demand for this there is
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absolutely demand for higher than CD
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quality sample rates and everything and
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higher bitrate
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format or more advanced formats or
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lossless formats there is definitely
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demand for that like most people don't
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even know like people who listen to the
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show probably unaware quite how many
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options there are for what basically
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amount to fancy iPods that sell today
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for like $400 or more that like their
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like their the Sony makes a bunch of
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them they're basically little you know
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pocketable portable audio players the
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you know size like a deck of cards like
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that kind of size class that have a
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headphone just like the old iPod Classic
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that play these super high bitrate files
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like they could actually output them and
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decode them with a fancy DAC and
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everything else
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this market exists people buy these
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things for like $400 but not a lot of
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people and there are streaming services
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things like Neil Young's paano things
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like even tidal which is a fairly
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decently sized streaming service now
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like streaming services that IV that
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have either been or even music sales
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service I don't think paano even was
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streaming I think it only sold stuff if
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it even still exists but anyway there
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are services that we've Excel you high
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bitrate music legally or that will let
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you stream them like tidal and they use
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these things as they use the quality as
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their main selling point but they don't
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really ever become mass-market they
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don't really ever get anywhere off the
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ground really the only reason title has
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gotten anywhere is because it has had
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exclusives like they've had exclusive
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album releases on there other than that
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they were like when they were when they
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were really only about the music quality
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they got nowhere the fact is most people
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don't care and most people don't need to
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care because for most of these gains
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there actually is no perceptible
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difference to most people so while Apple
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could sell high bitrate songs and stuff
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that would just be appealing to a very
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very small market in what is already a
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declining market which is the market of
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music sales so the second part of this
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about HEV C being part of 4k yep 100%
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like the 4k video is bigger HEV see is a
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higher efficiency codec it supports
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higher resolutions for like for video
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not just the images with the he thing
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anyway yes it's 100% part of that and
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that's why we're gonna see a 4k Apple TV
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and a TVC encoded content that plays on
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it I agree
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Adam sac writes in to say and this is
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the first in theme that I noticed which
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was try to get the ATP host to hate each
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other so he writes in if you had to use
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the daily text setup of one of your
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co-hosts for a week instead of your own
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whose devices would you choose and I
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will start off and I would probably
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choose Marcos because it is in general
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most similar to my setup
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obviously there are differences but most
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similar to mine and he has some pretty
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kick-ass headphones so win-win everyone
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would pick
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Margot's including Marco because Marcos
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yeah I would pick cases because
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non-retina sorry John you lose you
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shoulda picked my wife's you could pick
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the 5k iMac it's the one without image
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retention yeah that's actually better
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than mine that's funny
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Ian Marin rates in to say and I don't
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think I selected this as one to answer
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but I have a feeling I know who did Ivan
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Inouye to cord when's the ideal time to
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replace it it's at about eighty thousand
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miles no maintenance issues to date John
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did you perhaps star this as a question
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to me I did so the right time probably
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the best time to replace this Accord was
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right now or last year because the the
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best time to get an accord is at the
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tail end of a generation when they've
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worked all the kinks out of it and they
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have we always get like the special
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edition even though you don't get the
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special edition like they know how to
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build that generation of car has the
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most doodads and and you know nice
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things added to it and they figured out
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low and the first model to put the USB
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port in the wrong place or you know
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fiddle things like that's the time to
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get it the the first car versed in the
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new Accord I think the new Accord is is
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uglier than the old one but it does have
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a better infotainment system so that's
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the other time you can get us like the
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excitement of getting in on the first
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car and in your generation but in
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general when your court starts getting
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to be around 10 years old I feel like
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that's the time to if you want to have
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any chance of having any reasonable
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trade in on it or private sale whatever
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you want to do with it don't wait until
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the car is basically worthless or it's
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worth like a couple hundred bucks wait
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till it's you know it's still a couple
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thousand dollars for the value in your
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car it's before crap starts breaking
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like you said you know is 80,000 miles
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nothing as nothing as issued with it
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it's a no wait right it's getting to be
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around 10 years time to replace you know
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just as a point of comparison I pretty
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much agree with you but uh when we
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bought the Volvo we traded in Aaron's
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2007 Maz
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six which had a little bit shy of 80,000
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miles on it and as I believe I talked
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about on the show was pretty much a tank
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like that thing almost never had any
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problems and we got three thousand
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dollars in change for it I think
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Carmack's offered us three grand so it
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was not worthless by any means but I
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agree with you John that this is the
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kind of edge of the cliff I think and
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you go too much further and you're gonna
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fall right off that cliff
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Marco any thoughts on this nope
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good talk Joe Sullivan writes in is
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there anything that siracusa is in favor
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of or likes without any caveats
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reservations or asterisks and I have to
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I have to congratulate Joe Sullivan
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because there are about a million ways
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to ask this question like a big fat jerk
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and this was not one of them so well
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done that's a great question put too
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many things at the end of this question
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caveat reservations or asterisks well
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caveat you can I know what that means
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reservations mean it's all getting over
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they asterisk me like Oh something else
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in addition that you want to say about
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like the answer question there is
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nothing nothing so perfect come on
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that's right things that I really like
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but if press to say hey you really like
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Kiki's Delivery Service is there
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anything wrong with that movie well I
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mean cause it's actually probably
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closest like I can if pressed I can come
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up with asterisks for Kiki's Delivery
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Service sure of course you can right
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there is nothing is gonna be absolutely
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perfect if you can't if you literally
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can't think of anything wrong with it
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then you probably don't understand the
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thing but that doesn't mean like these
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are my favorite things in the whole
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world like overwhelmingly everything I
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feel about these is that they're great
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right so I think that qualifies them and
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I at that reasonable definition of is
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there anything that you are like without
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any caveats reservation like if someone
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says hey you know I need a good movie to
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watch and I say well if you've never
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seen the Empire Strikes Back watch watch
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Star Wars and Empire Strikes Back I'm
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not gonna add reservations
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oh but also here are some reservations
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about the Empire Strikes Back I'm gonna
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add no reservations there's no nothing
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to say about it so I would say that
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qualifies the only definitions are the
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pedantic one and which nothing qualifies
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for anybody or the reasonable definition
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in which this
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kinds of things that I really want to
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hear me things that really like listen
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to being comfortable very very often on
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that show are talking about things that
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really like you know for the video game
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journey television shows movies books we
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do we do talk about asterisks if you
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want to call it that but it doesn't mean
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we don't love them so I think this
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question is not a good question it's
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more than faster more than a reservation
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because the answer it got completing
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about the question I remember that's
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true of anybody like is there anything
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even ask you that you chose it is there
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anything you two like uncritically
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without caveat to reservation or
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asterisks I think if you're honest with
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yourselves you have to say that's not
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true for either of you either I mean I
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think the checker muffin up a number of
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good options your kids your wife your
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dog long island journey
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those are BS questions so you have
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reservations about your wife and your
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kids don't say you do ice cream you if
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you are if you think your spouse does
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not have any asterisks you are either
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newly married or willfully naive because
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everybody has asterisks everybody say
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yeah but they're always asked sounds
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like the tiniest little thing and now I
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was like could something be a little bit
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different of course of course always I
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don't even know where to go from here
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like and especially kids like no my
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child is perfect yes lots of parents
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think that hmm maybe a little bit less
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screaming like not you know like like
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three seconds less screaming in a
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phenomenal and so is under the radar but
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quickly if you wanted to hear a smart
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person talk about conservative politics
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which you may or may not want the pen
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episode by any means it's like 45
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people who actually know what they're
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talking about we want to listen to that
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yeah I know right
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think 99% invisible but specifically
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around sound so those are just some
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selections from my extraordinarily long
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on the line which I love flophouse
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recommendation that show is still going
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obviously hello internet in cortex the
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pair of shows both involving CGP grey
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those are great
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Oh what else we got I'm scrum scrolling
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through overcast to look at I have way
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too many things and overcast was
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scrolling through their debug which I
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don't know if it's still ongoing but the
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back catalog of debug is great tech show
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where they talk to lots of important
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people in tech you should definitely
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check that out and you know there's tons
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more but I think it's a good place to
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get started Marco you guys have already
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mentioned pretty much everything I was
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going to say you know the usuals due by
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Friday hello Internet cortex roderick on
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the line as far as in the tech world
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again you've covered many good ones I
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Jason snow my curly that is probably my
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favorite tech show it's it's just really
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really great so yeah otherwise
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he does pretty much covered it yeah none
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in API you know and and what I love
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about I mean I could talk about podcast
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forever
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so I'll try not to but what I love about
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this is that none of us mentioned shows
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that were like the biggest podcast in
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the world Mendon MPI probably the
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biggest one we mentioned but when people
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think podcasting they so often will make
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an assumption like everybody listen to
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this American life where it's you know
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stuff like that but the fact is there
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very popular podcasts is still actually
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fairly diversified and there's a lot of
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people who listen to a lot of podcasts
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incredibly diverse and specialized that
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there and there there are so many
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amazing podcasts out there but I don't
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things that aren't like really
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there's so much that is and that's just
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huge I subscribed tons of things I was
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trying to give recommendations that
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maybe people might not go for like up
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you know I didn't recommend the talk
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show cuz I assume you know that show
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exists that it's good and you should
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totally listen to it like it didn't
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recommend this American life cuz I mean
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you know that show exists and it's good
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to find these slightly more obscure
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corners but that's the other thing I
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like about podcasts I subscribe to way
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more podcasts than I then I faithfully
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listen to like I'm not a podcast
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completionists I have tons of
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descriptions a few shows I keep up with
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very religiously but a lot of shows I
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let age and then go through five
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episodes at a time and a lot of shows I
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just pick and choose from that's the
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best thing not only do you not have to
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like oh there's only five podcasts that
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everyone listens to if you find a
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podcast that you really like and
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sometimes you find a podcast and you
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only have to listen to the episodes that
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you really like like even like being
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comparable like if they do an episode
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reviewing something you don't care about
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skip that episode like they're
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standalone but they're you know they do
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a thing about TV show that you didn't
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watch you're not interested in fine like
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just pick and choose that's the beauty
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of podcasting visuals in every episode
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of our show obviously oh yeah of course
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I mean how could you
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regular language writes in what do you
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think about the current state of Swift I
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would like to hear what John and Marco
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have to say about si I guess Casey a
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rant about Swift opens oh I think
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there's new lines missing here
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basically what do you guys think and
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maybe me talk about Swift open source so
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I will I guess round this out at the end
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so let's start with Marco and then go to
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John honestly I don't pay that much
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attention to what's going on in Swift I
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know I'm supposed to I know I should
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overcast contains some Swift code that I
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added you know to try cheaper stuff the
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language and and stuff but I'm still
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writing most couldn't you have to see
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judgment of Swift so much as it's just a
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pragmatism that I I still don't see a
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lot of motivation for you to switch I
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recognize that I should but I in
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practice don't John I would never picked
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it seems like it's chugging along I I do
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keep up with the things that are going
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on and it it's it still got you know
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challenges but it's making slow steady
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progress so I think Swift is moving in
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the right direction at varying speeds
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and we have to say about si no no that's
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that's not see the language I think
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basically the question was what do you
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guys have to say about Swift and what do
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I have to say specifically about Swift
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open-source so yeah I think your summary
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of Swift is good and in brief and I
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stick by our stand by it
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Swift open source is a double-edged
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sword I think I think that the problem
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really really really academic like I'm
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without being pejorative but people who
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are much more interested in the academic
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side of programming languages seem to be
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the ones that are most vocal and most
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interested to participate on like the
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mailing lists and things of that nature
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where someone like myself which is not
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to say I'm like at the same caliber as a
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super academic but someone like myself
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who I like to think of as a reasonably
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smart guy but I don't really have any
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interest in like following the
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intricacies of what's going on in the
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mailing list I don't really have any
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interest in argue
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about you know different pitches that
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have been made via the mailing list I
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just want to get crap done man and to me
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like from an outsider's point of view
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that maybe it could use a little more
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Stern direction from Apple to prevent
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the kind of meandering and the kind of I
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don't know language features that I find
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to be really really silly and not
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terribly helpful for actually just
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shipping products and that's where I
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kind of get a little frustrated but
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that's easy it's easy for me to throw
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stones from outside the glass house
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right and and really if I wanted to
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effect change what I should be doing is
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participating on the door mailing list
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that I'm lamenting I'm not sure you
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should be doing that because I'm going
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to put this out there language design is
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a different skill than being a
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programmer and using that language is
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entirely appropriate that the lists
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where people are designing the languages
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looks weird to someone who's like I just
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want to write my programs like you make
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the language and give it to me like they
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don't need to cross that word I think
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swift evolution I've seen a lot of
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languages I'm mailing lists and so
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evolution is above average believe it or
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not and maybe if you look in the outside
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this is the first time you follow the
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development of any language you can look
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like dominated by academics and weird
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and chaotic and a lot of bike shedding
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but in the grand scheme of things there
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they are above average and you know just
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coming so early to say look we're gonna
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have releases we're gonna exclude things
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from them and then you know like there's
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gonna be people discussing things enlist
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even though they say they're excluded
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from Swift serious but for like but in
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general I think they're pretty well
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behaved and I do want essentially
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language nerds or people like people
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with the skill the language designs
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skill and you know RPG parlance or
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whatever to be designing the language
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rather than having a bunch of people who
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just wanted to use the language throwing
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out the first idea that pops into their
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head that I think might make their
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they're like beginning language
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designers like I've been programming for
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20 years and I think a language would be
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cool how many languages have you design
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have you tried doing that what does it
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actually turn out to be so I like I like
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language design as a separate skill
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being developed among people who just do
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that and seeing them do their thing
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definitely does look weird
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not adopted Swift more is that the idea
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of of investing my time into a language
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that is still very much a beta is a huge
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that you've said but it feels like it's
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gotten a lot better over the last you
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every year right now is the time to dive
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the next year but it is not nearly as
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scary now as it once was but there's
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learning it because like the idea of
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me like that because that would be a
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great use of you know if I'm gonna learn
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more languages and master more
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frameworks being able to use the same
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twice as valuable to me so I would love
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have basics like concurrency not worked
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everyone is calling for C sharps
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in tech and it's such a crummy place to
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be a woman and I think the easiest
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lyft instead of uber which quick aside I
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worked great no different than uber and
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like the tiniest littlest step forward
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topic you know a few few men and tech
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coincidence
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have so so long to go but we are talking
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about it now way more than it used to be
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talked about so even though I I don't
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have the knowledge to know whether it's
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actually making progress really I have
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no idea
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we are talking about it and a lot more
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people ourselves included are much more
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conscientious of this being an issue
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than we used to be and that has to help
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we can all do and that we need to do all
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do but I do think that awareness is way
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better than it was and that will slowly
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start helping this problem yeah that's
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like the first stage of all these things
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people to be aware that this is an issue
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problem is this the thing that exists
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of like hey raise awareness like women's
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liberation what do women do need to be
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liberated from what do you mean right I
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felt like we went through that and and
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then like that knowledge was lost
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relearn that sexism exists apparently
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more thoroughly and with I think a
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clearer I'd picture and not accepting as
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many limitations as the previous you
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liberation and all the other stuff but I
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the awareness phase for everybody I've
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you know for me as well like and I do
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see some concrete signs of progress I
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who's speaking at this tech conference I
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see and watch and hear about and get
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forwarded to me more really good talks
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circles I travel in and my twitter or
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whatever then I did several years ago
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probably just progress in my awareness
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that that is a thing and also progress
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in the people I follow forwarding me
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those things and you know I get says
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like the fact that there can even be a
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story that has any real-world
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consequences to a company about hey this
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company is run by a bunch of sexist
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jerks and that actually like is a I
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think we hear about and be something
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anything literally anything happens
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about it maybe not the right thing maybe
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not the best things but something
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happens like if one extra person deletes
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their app like that is a tiny bit of
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progress but yeah that's that's pretty
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much how I feel how it's going and about
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us specifically on the show like we're
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still we still talk about it we still
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discuss it we still try to do what we
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can in the ways that we can you know
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it's it's a continuing struggle yep
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robin christopherson writes in which if
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any of the many rumored changes to the
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touch bar and I will never buy a Mac
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for five years or something like that
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even if the touch bar if you think
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that's a crummy example it doesn't
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matter my point is like
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just get on the bus the bus is pulling
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away get on the bus and you may not love
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it but get on the bus because what's the
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alternative go to Windows ha have fun
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there may be something that I don't like
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about the new iPhones so for the sake of
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example I'm skeptical that I would
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terribly enjoy the face on lock and I
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would you know and I suspect I wouldn't
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miss touch ID but I mean I will
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certainly give it a shot and I will
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certainly give it a shot and if it ends
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up that I like touch ID better well then
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that's a stinky part of the new iPhone
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but everything else will be amazing so
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it'll all even itself out so I don't
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really understand the question but I
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don't really understand this question do
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you think the narrower view they're
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asking would make you not want to
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upgrade and when I saw this question I
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thought about like touch ID on the back
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if they couldn't if they can't get the
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touch ADEA under the screen for this
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generation but we know for a fact those
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other phones do this that fingerprint
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sensing under screen is a technology
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that exists it just you know wasn't up
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to Apple's caliber yet for whatever
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reason I might say if I was if it was my
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upgrade year which isn't by the way I
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might say oh I'm not gonna upgrade to
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see this phone I'll wait till next year
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when hopefully they'll have that sorted
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out or we even wait to the next
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generation please you know I have no
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problem waiting oh it's not like Casey
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was saying like oh I'm never gonna buy
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with touch bar like obviously eventually
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you're gonna have to get a new phone and
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eventually I would choose to get an
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iPhone but specifically like oh if they
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make a new form factor and it's the
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first male year and they had to make
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weird compromises and such ideas in the
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back even if it's just as simple as like
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they put touch ID in the back but I've
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never used touch ID in the back I'm not
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sure I like it I rather let a bunch of
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my friends who I know really well buy
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this phone and tell me about it so the
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next year I'll know whether I think I'll
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like it or like just play with them to
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store whatever so yes there are lots of
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weird things involving the phone that
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would make me decide not to upgrade but
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I don't think there's many things that
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would make me decide I'm never going to
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buy an iPhone again and that's that's a
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different question
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yeah I mean I I think pretty similarly I
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mean look we all know I'm gonna buy it
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regardless so why why even bother I mean
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you know III think the answer is you
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know I'm gonna do what I always do which
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is I'm going to buy the new thing
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immediately and then I complained or
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anything that's worse about it fair
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enough that's typically how these things
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tend to go I did not want to answer this
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question because this is another example
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of where I don't care
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but somebody and I think that person's
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name might be John siracusa has decided
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we should answer this question so
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stephen sand off writes tabs or spaces I
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honestly don't even have the faintest
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idea what my editors set to it's
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whatever the default for X code is don't
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care your monster don't even know I
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don't even know just pick one
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actually I can say the same thing so I
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know what it is in text made but for my
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iOS code or next code I actually have no
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idea which one it is but I will say in
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text made it's spaces but I this is the
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kind of like I'd feel about this a few
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weeks ago like it doesn't really matter
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because good tools let you switch
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between one or the other with like one
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command so it's it's it really doesn't
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matter at all no no no that's something
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a tab user would say it totally matter
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so let me tell you why so first of all
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I'm my ants aren't abs versus spaces is
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spaces and the reason I say space is
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because spaces are the same size
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visually everywhere but the whole point
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in tabs I thought is that you I can
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choose to have my tabs be a thousand
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right okay yep so now tabs now it's like
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okay well tabs are semantic in don't
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tell me how big has to be the problem
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with that is that I think good
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formatting in most not maybe some less
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in some programming languages good
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formatting needs to be done has
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instances in which you want to indent by
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less than one indentation level to align
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things right and if you use spaces
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everywhere there is no ambiguity and you
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can make it look like how you want it to
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look like if you use tabs
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some Joker is gonna set their tab to two
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and someone else is gonna have it set to
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four and someone's gonna have it set to
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eight and the part and the line where
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you use tabs but then use space to align
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a bunch of things is gonna look crazy
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spaces is the correct answer but I'm
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forced to use tabs at work and have for
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many years and so if you're working
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programmer you got to do what you got to
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do with the actual entrance spaces and
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and Chris lat agrees with me so there
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you go and that's all that really
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matters I bet that's gonna meet what
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eventually drives you to quit your job
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like eventually one day yours you're
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gonna hit that tab key for the last time
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and you're like that's it I'm done no I
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mean you still hate you still hit the
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tab key even wanted to space this but
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like I you I work changed both my brace
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style and the indenting character but
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this is what it means to be a working
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programmer it's too far wait what what
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is your preferred brace style
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many years ago I used bsd-style opening
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and closing on the same column mm-hmm
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for basically of my entire career up to
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like maybe 10 years ago and then I
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switched to forcibly switch to KN are no
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coddled else's come on people I'm a K&R
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person myself you know I used to hide
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first why I had no idea those were the
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two like I I did know the names for
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those two styles but I used to be
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violently devoutly in favor of what did
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you say BSD where all of the openings in
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Iran might be almond it's the one where
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the the opening curly is underneath the
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eye and if right right right that's
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that's the way I used to be just and I
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was passionately about Italy almost as
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bad as I am about people who say jiff
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like I passionately believed that that
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you have to put it under eye and those
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monsters that sage if that also put the
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the opening brace at the end of the line
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or just without help and overtime
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similar story I think because I started
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writing a fair bit of JavaScript I ended
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up kind of switching to the other style
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where you have you know if something
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opened open brace new line like it's an
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important part in every programmer who
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doesn't work for themselves in a single
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person shop and they're in their careers
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is becoming not just multi-language
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fluent but becoming able to and you've
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rework on open source projects your
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forces this to becoming able to write
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code and the style demanded by the thing
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that you're doing whether it's a job or
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an open source project or whatever you
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can't I mean you can be Precious about
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it and have a preferred thing but you
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have to be able to get the job done in
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whatever language are formatting that is
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dictated by the mob you just have to
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it's just practically and
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you know in the end like I was also
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pretty strongly about opening curly
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under the little eye and I still think
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it's the style that makes more sense but
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you know you get over it a few years of
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using kar and you're like okay like it's
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and it's actually difficult if you get
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into a groove to switch back and forth
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like if the mode switch between them you
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just your fingers will you'll find them
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doing the things they do and you have to
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switch back but like that's life that's
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programming for you I'm actually the
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reason why I use knr style is that I
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used to use the brace hump of the eye
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but like in college and like as I was
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teaching myself how to program and going
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through college like I used that style
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and then my first job you strictly KN
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our style and they just like broke me of
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that habit and then that became my style
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anyway well we can all agree tabs versus
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spaces it doesn't really matter but the
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right answer spaces unless you use two
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spaces in which case you're an animal I
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think I could probably get behind that
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Spencer Holbrook writes in what low
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level part of Apple stack would you like
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to see replaced next hfs+ day a PFS
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Objective C to Swift OpenGL to metal etc
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I think I'm most anxious and most
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interested in HFS+ to a PFS and I can't
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think of another example if top my head
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I'm sure John you'll probably have one
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but none of these are really rev my
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engine that much sorry John markula
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asking you what you want to see replace
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next they listed a bunch of ones they're
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already doing I'm so following all of
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that oh yeah wish list I don't even know
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I'd have to think about that I'm not
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sure to be honest I'll pass on this one
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Marco what do you think
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yeah I'm sure John's gonna have the best
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answers here but thank you for going to
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me first I don't have to follow him my
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boring answers are basically I have to
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it's like if the if the API framework or
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if the UI framework is is the correct
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level for this question I would love to
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see what surpasses app kit on the Mac if
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ever oh that's a good one actually
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that's very good that's not low level so
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if you go a little bit lower level what
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I would also like to see is another
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thing on the Mac actually I would like
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to see Mac sandbox and completely
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rethought and matured and a rethinking
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of the Mac security model with
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so like basically bringing a more I Oh s
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so like basically bringing a more I Oh s
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like sandboxing environment to the Mac
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so it's so to do things like you could
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you could knowingly safely install an
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application and then delete that
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application and know that everything
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that goes with it gets deleted no they
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could only write to and read from
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certain directories that are easy to
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it but I read earlier about the dolphin
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GameCube emulator and all interesting
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technical problems KC you can have a
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show out there put that one link in the
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show notes
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lots of good articles on that and it
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John no I'm just kidding
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mean there's there's not a whole lot to
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say on it this is so they're talking
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about like how I switched a few months
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ago to selling my own direct ads and now
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they're entirely for podcast that first
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it was like for podcasts and or websites
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the podcasts have been buying them so
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much that I actually recently stopped
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selling them for anything that's not a
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podcast that the capability is still
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there if I choose to use it later but I
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don't think I will need to for a while I
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worked out some various like pricing and
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inventory level tweaks over the last few
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months just working out like how should
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these things be priced how many should I
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have any category what should the
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categories even be but I think it's
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pretty stable now it's and and it's it's
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making good money it's making something
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like ten times what I was making from
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Google ad whatever their AdMob that's
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what it does the other the mobile app
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thing so it's going great and I as long
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as this continues to sell at all
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reasonably I don't see myself changing
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the model any time soon from your
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analytics or whatever you've got running
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against these ads does it seem like
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they're working like obviously they're
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working in the sense that your ki you
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keep selling them but are they working
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in the sense that it seems like they're
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pushing subscriptions to to shows and
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all that yeah I mean I have that info
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when you buy an ad they see in their
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little control panel on the website how
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many impressions how many tabs and how
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many subscriptions it has gotten they
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don't see anything else but they see
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those three numbers and that's
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that's all I collect so and and that
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plays into how I price them like I try
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to keep the cost per new subscriber
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within a certain range the the challenge
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in pricing these ads is not trying to
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people to buy them it's it's trying to
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avoid the temptation to raise prices
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like crazy because they're selling out
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frequently and I it's hard for me to
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know like what should any listener be
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worth like what range should I keep this
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price in the way I've been pricing it
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I've been keeping it between one and two
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dollars for most categories but certain
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categories like like I recently
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their own category because like it you
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know I ran the numbers like what is it
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what is a listener to or sorry what's a
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listener to a tipi worth and if you've
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or two its ends up being like you know
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between one and two dollars that that
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keeps it you know pretty good pretty
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compelling for most people but certain
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categories like like business business
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podcasts are huge first of all like
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that's huge market for like business you
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and everything and many of them monetize
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stuff like that so they might have a
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very different valuation of what a new
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subscriber is worth to them and so and
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different different you know categories
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of podcasts and and some of them the
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people don't care what Ana listeners
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worth them they just want dates and
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listeners and they have a new show maybe
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and they want to know when I get it
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basically going from zero and so they
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use the ads for that if you look at it
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purely as like how should I price these
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in in terms of like pure demand they
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keep selling out so I should price them
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way higher but if I price them higher
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we're gonna start getting into numbers
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that that if you think about the numbers
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if you run the numbers of like what is a
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listener worth it starts not to make
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sense for a lot of people so I don't
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want to breach that level so basically
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the answer is I think I even could make
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more money from it if I tried to but I
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would be afraid if I did that that I
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would that I would have would have like
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a brief period of making more money
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followed by a crash
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as a lot of advertisers started seeing
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you know this actually isn't worth what
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I'm paying for these users and starts
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bailing out so I want to keep it
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reasonable so that I have the most
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advertisers as possible but you know
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besides that that minor concern which i
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time and stability it's going great
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it really is going great and it's one of
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the only advertising things I've ever
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where basically all the parties win you
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know because I'm not showing you ads for
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Viagra of mattresses like I'm showing
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you ads for podcasts in categories that
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you subscribe to while you're using a
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podcast app in a way that respects your
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privacy that isn't a huge burden that
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doesn't get in your way that like it's a
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great setup and you know it this
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obviously is not a method that every app
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can do so it's not like I'm not saying
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like every app should monetize the way
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I've monetized because well you simply
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can't it doesn't apply but for what I am
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it's working great and I have I have
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more advertisers who want to buy ads
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than I have inventory to sell them and
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that's wonderful that's really awesome
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John any additional thoughts on that
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all right Edgar Perez writes in and this
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is the first one that I noticed in this
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context but I've seen this come up a lot
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the $3 a month for an app service is
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reasonable but what if all the apps I
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use monthly want $3 a month can't let
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apps kill the Mac I understand what
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people are driving out and again Edgar
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know if every app I use is a
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subscription Apple suddenly I won't be
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able to afford anything anymore and I
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get that but I I think in my eyes if
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would pay for it all and I don't it
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since we're now deep into the second
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episode I don't remember if it was this
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episode of last week we talked about ad
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blockers I think it was last week which
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was really two hours ago I had talked
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about ad blockers and how you know Marco
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you were saying well if the Nant blocker
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shows up then I'll just leave and I just
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won't read that content it was this one
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no wasn't this one okay thanks
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I'm getting tired it's nearly midnight
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but anyway so point being you know I
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think it's a similar thing so like for
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me and this is just for Casey it may not
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be for others but for me I absolutely
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will pay for one password and I will
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absolutely pay for day one but maybe
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your you know the the listener here
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maybe your a day one user but you don't
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love it you just kind of like it and
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maybe it's not worth paying for in a
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regular basis so you just stop using day
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one and use Apple notes or something
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like that that's okay that's an option
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like that will work in life will go on
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but I don't know that's just the way I
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look at it John what do you think if you
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had remembered back to actual last week
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I address this on the 1password episode
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I said look not every I did it from the
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perspective of an app developer not
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every app can sustain subscription
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pricing your app has to be valuable
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enough to enough people to sustain
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subscription price and so I don't think
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there's any fear that every single app
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is going to be you know three dollars a
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month because there are app categories
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entire categories let alone individual
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apps that can't sustain it but they
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don't deliver that much value to people
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so you have to you have to know your
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application and your marker to say is
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any are enough people willing to
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subscribe to this people probably aren't
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gonna pay three dollars a month for a
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far nap all right even if you have new
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parts released every month like they're
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they're a whole you know you have to
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turn you'd have to turn into like a free
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for free-to-play you know casino
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gambling exploit human nature type
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service to get that and then it's a
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different kind of app entirely right so
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I this is a fear that I don't think is a
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real thing if you're a customer this
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will take care of itself don't like get
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the price don't buy it
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right and from a developer's perspective
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if you don't want to be on the losing
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end of that problem taking care of
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itself you should know you know if if we
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can't develop this without subscription
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pricing make sure that it is valuable
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enough to enough people to justify
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subscription pricing game one password
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certainly is because a lot of people
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find it a very valuable thing and they
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want it to work on an ongoing basis and
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they understand the ongoing maintenance
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costs and they're willing to pay for it
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but you're far adapt might not be so I
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would say don't worry about this too
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much and if you don't want to pay for a
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subscription don't pay for it I mean
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every time so
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pricing comes up people bring up this
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issue of what's gonna happen when
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everything subscription and everyone
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gets tired of it and stops paying for it
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you know it's not something like that
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the idea of subscription fatigue and you
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know we've been able to charge
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subscription prices now for a little
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while and there's that's just not
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happening like I have not seen any sign
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that that's happening I think this is
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one of those things that the market just
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sorts out itself you know like John said
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like most apps aren't willing to or
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sorry most customers aren't willing to
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pay for most of their apps but there are
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they wouldn't be buying a $36 a year
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upgrade either instead of paying $3 a
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month like the fact is most apps have a
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lot of competition and aren't that
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necessary for most people so they're
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gonna have a hard time matter how they
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charge but the apps that are that are
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really valuable to people that are
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difficult for people to go without or
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they're required for them to do their
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work or whatever else or that appeal to
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markets that don't care about spending 3
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dollars a month they can do this just
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fine I don't think the whole like
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slippery slope argument is like once
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what's all the apps go this way no one's
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gonna want to pay any more I just don't
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think it's happening like I think we
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wouldn't we would have seen that by now
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we would have seen that at least
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starting and it's just not most apps are
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not even trying to charge subscription
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rates and the ones that are mostly do
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okay I agree
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dude done writes in is it technically
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possible for Apple to make second gen
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airpot noise-canceling or
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noise-isolating I really really want
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that I don't see why not I think the
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problem with that is it's even more
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processing to be done thus even more
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battery usage but I mean at this point I
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don't know that it would be a tremendous
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difference and certainly noise-isolating
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I mean they could change the look of
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what of these things and change where
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they sit within your ear but I don't see
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any reason why I wouldn't work Marco I
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mean you basically got I mean the noise
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cancellation requires a microphone on
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the outside and then DSP on the inside
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to basically emit sound waves on the
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inside but in you know mixed into your
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that will cancel out by phase of the
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wave that will cancel out the waves of
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the ones coming in from the outside
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world so there's nothing stopping them
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from doing that as far as I know in the
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harbor they have now or you know in that
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style of hardware they have now rather
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but that wouldn't be very useful without
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better isolation and isolation is right
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now where they really fall down you know
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and that doesn't require any circuitry
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that requires physical barriers
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basically of you know literally just
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isolating you from the world around you
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and to do that you know right now they
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are ear buds and bloody ear buds are our
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little drivers that sit kind of kind of
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inside your ears but there are more like
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resting in a little Kirby spot in your
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ear they're not really blocking your ear
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canal at all there are other types like
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canal phones that or you know in-ear
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monitors they're all they're also called
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that actually block your whole ear canal
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with some kind of like big like rubber
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cone thing or something like that and
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they they physically block the sound
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from getting into your ears larger over
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ear headphones have a similar effect but
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with they just they they cup over your
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ears as if you're putting your hands
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over your ears and block the sound it
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that way either way you're physically
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blocking the sound from getting there
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for the ear pot or started for the air
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pods or your pods to do that they would
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have to have a totally different shape
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that would actually like block your ear
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canal and be more like canal phones or
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they would have to have some kind of
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like you know coating or cover you could
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put on them some kind of accessory that
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you can put on them to do that although
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I think they would ideally they would be
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designed for this from the start
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so that there's no there's nothing
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stopping Apple from releasing air pod
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canal phones but it's it's a different
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style of product it has it's a whole
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different shape it's a whole different
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set of constraints and design goals
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you'd have to have for it I don't expect
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they would do that probably at all but
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if they do it would probably be a
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separate product it probably would not
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just be like air pods - now they block
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your whole ear canal it would probably
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be like here's the new you know air
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canals or you know whatever it they
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would have a better name than that but
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it would probably be a separate product
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because that's a very separate physical
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design of the
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products let's just work on Apple being
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able to ship air pods in a reasonable
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time worried about adding features thick
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burn yeah and I also would not spend too
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much time waiting around for the air pod
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two's yeah air pods - whatever they like
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I don't think Apple was updating the air
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pods anytime soon probably right about
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that Alex s glum SAS writes in to say if
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you could make a single change to Swift
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what would it be I will say that even
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though it's probably not the biggest
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thing in the world what I really love to
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see is reflection and I've talked about
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this from time to time reflection or
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introspection means at runtime you can
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look at an object in code and say you
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know what are the properties it has one
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of the methods it has and and and
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typically along with that you'll see
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annotations which are attributes in
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c-sharp world which means you can kind
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of decorate your code with metadata
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which is also super useful I could go on
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and on and on about this but it's not
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terribly interesting so I'll just say
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reflection with a bonus choice of
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stealing Marcos thought earlier of a
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better concurrency model so since I've
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stolen your obvious answer Marco what
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would you say have two versions oh I
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don't really have a good answer this
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question because I don't know enough
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about Swift because of the
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aforementioned factors I don't use it
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really enough so I really am not
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qualified to say John so if a single
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change if concurrency counts as a single
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chain so just solve concurrency the
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solution of your choosing either a good
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imitation of async/await there's
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something entirely different or whatever
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that would be my single thing but it's
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kind of vague if I have to be narrow I
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would say I would say regular expression
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literals but you know no way both of
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those things are coming by the way it's
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a question of when Brian Middleton asks
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what arcade games are each of you
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nostalgic for from your childhood is
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there one game you would like to own I
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will start as usual I we actually have a
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pinball machine in the house my dad many
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years ago had a had gone through a phase
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of restore or maybe not restoring but
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repairing old pinball machines and so he
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had like
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six of them at one point but unloaded
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all but two of them one of which went to
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console form so I would say those three
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close to them and we didn't have a lot
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there and like blowing like tens of
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dollars maybe like that would be that
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would not really happen in my family but
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wait what I did play a little bit of
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arcade game since I was like a teenager
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here and there the one I most liked was
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Daytona USA this was during the you know
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the mid 90s or so so like the Sega
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Saturn was coming out and so they they
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had like a few cool games like Virtua
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Fighter and everything that were coming
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out with you know alongside of it and
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Daytona USA was my favorite one it was a
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racing game and it was just you know
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basic kind of like NASCAR style I think
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I don't know I don't know whatever style
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round track but that a lot of turns and
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it was a lot of fun but it was $1.00 per
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play in most arcades so I hardly ever
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played it with the exception of there
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was like I was in some kind of youth
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group and there was one time that they
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had a lock-in at a Magic Mountain arcade
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where we just got everything set to free
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play might have to play them all night
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so I play a lot of it Daytona USA for
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one night and that was awesome but other
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than this is kind of a set so we're like
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oh man I hardly ever played Archy really
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John I played a lot of arcade games I
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was thought that a very nice nostalgic
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for it's hard to pick one that I would
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want to own though because in general
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arcade games back then and I'm assuming
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still today we're made to take your
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money and so I remember
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getting lots of you know tokens or
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quarters and feeding them into these
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machines and I think if I owned any of
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them they they would become shallow very
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fast especially the games I'm nostalgic
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about unless you do something like
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centipede or like pac-man or you try to
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make it like the perfect game or
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whatever but uh in a couple of summer
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camps I went through the head arcade
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games they were either set to free or
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were only 25 cents when instead of 50 or
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whatever and that I played a lot and so
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there are some games I got really good
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at like one of them that was Tiger heli
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which is not top-down vertically
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scrolling shooter thing or 1942
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similar type of game both of those very
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camp I got really good at those games
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like that was where you put in one
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quarter and I'd play for a really really
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really long time you know and but even
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then you feel like oh well now I've seen
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the whole game like this is all there is
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to this game and so I really wouldn't
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want to own it so I don't think I would
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want to own any machines but most of
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subject for the Star Wars sit-down game
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afterburner we're just as impressive
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when it first came out especially with
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the one that you move around inside the
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thing was one of the first 50:57 games I
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can remember the classics centipede
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Galaga I liked time pilot is that we
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were one called section Z sidearm this
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was a totally weird one that I still
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think was awesome I have all these em
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name now though so I don't need to own
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any of the machines nice nuclear Eclipse
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asks this is John Reese when will you
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record neutral season 2 my official
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answer is we've been recording it for
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the last like three years and after
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shows of this show my unofficial answer
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is not soon enough John let's go to you
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well you answered it there's not an
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intro season two you listen to it this
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is it yep
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done and done Krusty the Klown writes do
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you think an iOS laptop would be a
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viable product ie an iBook I was hoping
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Apple would announced at WWDC but it
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didn't happen isn't that kind of what an
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iPad pro is like I understand well I
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presume that Roger Escobar's person who
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wrote in is is asking you know something
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that has the physical like connected
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keyboard and screen
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that you can never you know separate the
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two I I feel like an iPad pro is so
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close to there that it's oh it's I don't
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see really is it not okay okay well
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that's the thing I've never owned an
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iPad pro so so learn me to show me why
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I'm wrong yeah so I I have I've now had
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the 9.7 pro and 10.5 and I keep I keep
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it always in the keyboard cover almost
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always on the Apple keyboard cover and
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and there are other keyboard covers that
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kind of make it a little bit more laptop
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like but it they're mostly not that
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great for the way some people use it and
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I'm one of these people I would use that
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I would buy that product because I oh I
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always want the keyboard the keyboard is
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what made iPad usable for me as simple
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as that like I do occasionally like go
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on the couch and fold the keyboard back
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behind it and try to use it without it
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folding it back out and like trying to
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use on my lap which is awful cuz it's
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all floppy and Bailey back weighted
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everything so I would say this is not a
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huge market probably but if they did it
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I would I would certainly buy it that
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way because iOS for me you know part of
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the part of the reason why it feels so
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hobbled to me so often is the lack of a
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keyboard when I'm on my phone or when I
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want on iPad without that so like that
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that's why formulate the keyboard really
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has made a huge difference for me in
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making iOS on the iPad and making the
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making the iPad worth having and worth
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keeping out in my kitchen all the time
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so a clamshell version of that would be
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welcome but I honestly I would be very
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surprised if they did it John this is
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where there would be a viable product
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and I think it totally would like as iOS
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expands its functionality to solve some
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of the same problems that are currently
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only or best solved by a Mac today and
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inevitably has to come into that area
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because it's proved it's a proven form
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factor people like that form factors
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just a question of oh can you combine
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that form factor with a bunch of other
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things software and battery life and
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costs and other trade-offs to make a
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compelling product yes you totally can
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yeah I think you could do with iOS today
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but certainly as iOS continues get more
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sophisticated
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it would be a viable product whether how
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soon Apple will do it I don't know
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chance rubbage writes and asked more and
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more podcasts are going behind paywalls
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is it a good idea for Apple to enable a
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tip jar or in-app purchase for podcasts
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I don't see how that could really work
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out especially since it would presumably
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be locked to the Apple podcast app and
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even if you could just magically snap
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your fingers and make that work across
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any podcast app anywhere I don't know I
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think it would help the smaller podcast
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but for something like us I don't know
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that it would me and not to say we're
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like sorry that implies that we're like
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a 99 you know percent invisible we're
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not that anything either but like a
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mid-level if you if we can generously
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call ourselves that like a mid-level
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show like this one I don't know that it
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would make a big difference let's go to
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Jon first Apple implementing it is the
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problem here because having a way for
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people to do a tip jar and app purchases
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for podcasts that would be a good thing
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because the ability to do more business
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models more easily lets different shows
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find different ways to fund themselves
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depends on the show and the audience and
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so forth but having it be Apple thing is
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bad because the you know one of the
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great benefits of podcasts is they're
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not owned and controlled by a single
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corporation to the degree that a lot of
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other things are and so I wouldn't want
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Apple to do this because if they're
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wildly successful it's a problem and if
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they're not successful then what would
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that was the even the point you don't
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allow more business models so I would
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love for there to be standards that you
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know the clients would work with across
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multiple platforms just like RSS is a
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standard the clients work with across
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multiple platforms to distribute
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podcasts if there was a similar standard
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a similar open cross-platform standard
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for enabling different kind of business
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models that would be great but guess
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who's motivated to make such a thing not
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Apple and not a lot of other companies
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too so Marco I would say also like the
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this question starts with the statement
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more and more podcasts are going behind
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paywalls this sounds like a big trend
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but I don't think it is much of one
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really I think the only podcasts that
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have actually succeeded in going behind
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paywalls for the most part are the ones
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that monetize their back catalogue
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that are they're fairly timeless and
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that you can either use their own it
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possibly paid app or pay for some
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membership to download like archive to
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older episodes but then the current ones
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are still free that's a way more common
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thing and even that doesn't work for
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every show like that only works for
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shows that are timeless doesn't wouldn't
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work for a show like ours where we talk
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mostly about news you know so it's like
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that whole but like I don't think a lot
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of podcasts overall are going behind
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paywalls and in the traditional sense of
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like you can't listen to this unless you
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pay us the fact is that's really hard
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it's really hard to grow an audience if
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you're behind a paywall
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as I mean you look look around the whole
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rest of the web lots of news sites and
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everything I have tried paywalls very
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few have succeeded because of this
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problem and the ones that have have
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these kind of porous pay walls where you
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can get a bunch for free upfront and
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then you may manage to pay us or clear
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your cookies or you couldn't you have to
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pay us to read all of our articles
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unless you come from Google or Twitter
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like there's like there's all sorts of
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like these holes because pay walls are
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really hard to make work podcasts have
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have survived and thrived and grown all
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this time driven almost entirely by
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advertising the exact same way most
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websites have always funded themselves
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for all the same reasons that it's
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really again it's hard to grow an
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audience if you're making people pay on
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the way in and it's generally easier to
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sell ads than to do that and advertisers
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will typically pay more than your
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audience will so I don't really think
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this is a big problem either a trend
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that is happening or something that
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doing this in over cast before I've
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that that would be a very messy business
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to be in and that for the most part
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podcasters now because there isn't a big
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else podcasters now have found ways to
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monetize their podcasts
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their own ways they own ways that they
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control people have patreon so people
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combination thereof but the point is
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that no one's involved there is no
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middleman there is no like you know
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making everything go through them and
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disallowing everything else like the way
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there was an app's
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you know there is no middleman and like
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thinking about doing something like this
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money for us we don't want anyone else
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getting between our audience in us me or
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Apple or anybody else like no one wanted
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that and and I would see like you know
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what if I started collecting money and I
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just distribute it to you like you know
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readability style like would you go for
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that and the universal response was kind
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of like yeah I guess I would take the
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money but I wouldn't promote it because
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I would want if I'm gonna promote
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something I want to promote my own
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membership thing on my own site or my
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own patreon whatever else like everybody
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wanted to do their own thing with their
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own money and they don't want middle
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people to come in and collect money on
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their behalf like that you're not doing
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them a favor of doing that so ultimately
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I I see why this question is asked and
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it's going to keep being asked like
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every six months for if for the next ten
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years as everyone thinks about these
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things the podcast but I just don't
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think this is really a big problem and I
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don't think anybody wants a huge
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middleman to come in and and get in the
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way of between them and their customers
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I'm things like patreon or a middleman
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as well but they're they're divorced
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from podcasting there's nothing about
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patreon that has podcast specific so
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it's just a question of like how do you
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find a way to fund the thing that you're
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doing and you have all these tool I mean
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stripe is a you know middleman they're
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like if they taking your percentage of
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your transactions they're any good like
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there's always going to be people taking
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a percentage of transactions but in the
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world of podcasting it's nice to not
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have or you have to do it this way
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because this is how podcasts are sold
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you want to use stripe you want to use
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patreon you want to Kickstarter you want
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to solicit donations on your web page
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and use any one of those services none
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of those are tied to podcasting and are
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interesting to the podcast ecosystem or
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you know force you to do something
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unlike for example the App Store where
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fully controls how you can pay for your
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how you can collect money for your
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applications yeah Chris Adamson writes
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what streaming services other than
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Netflix do you guys use does siracusa
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have a country roll subscription so
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actually let's start with John and then
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we'll end with me I saw this question I
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was trying to think of I mean I do I
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subscribe to Hulu I subscribed Amazon
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Prime I do not have a crunchyroll
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subscription but I have had one in the
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past maybe there's other ones I honestly
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I thought about the other day I should
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catalog all the things have subscribed
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to so I am aware rado crown the line
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he'll steal style of not having too many
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subscriptions but they've been creeping
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in like I mean for things like Hulu is
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like oh I want to see The Handmaid's
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Tale so I'll describe to Hulu but now I
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just have a whose description forever
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because I find other shows that I want
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to watch I already watched a good place
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on there because other things I'm gonna
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watch on Hulu right this can't continue
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indefinitely because I will be end up
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you know I gotta add up all those 5 10
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whatever dollars a month and see what
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their I was HBO well no but that's part
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of my cable I don't know they've too
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many I guess is my answer
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fair enough Marco for us it's just it's
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Netflix and HBO go or now whichever one
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is those two that's it yeah for us it's
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Netflix and we are Amazon Prime members
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by virtue or Prime video members by
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virtue of Amazon Prime
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oh yeah us to never use it yeah and
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that's the thing like outside of the
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Grand Tour we never use it and I
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probably would have subscribed to prime
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video specifically for the Grand Tour
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and then regretted it because the Grand
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Tour was terrible uh let's see
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exalt rights in do I have a real name
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here sorry little fancy spreadsheet
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doesn't catch real names as elf ridin
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rights in I'm standing in the computer
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store in my local mall before Christmas
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1986 John sell me on a Mac Plus over the
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Apple 2 GS oh the pixels are the size of
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boulders on the Apple 2 GS the the
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number of amazing games that are you'll
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have to play on the Mac Plus will
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impress any Apple to do yes yes I know
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the 2 GS is color but a the Mac is the
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future and B the pixels are tiny
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and see the Mac has an incredible amount
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of charm like its there's no contest if
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you have the money as I say if you have
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the means I highly recommend one do not
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do the amplitude yes it is a dead end
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that was Ferris Bueller by the way all
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right uh Melvin gun latch writes in how
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did you initially meet and what got you
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started making podcast together bits and
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pieces of the story I've been told many
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many many times in the past so I'll try
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to give the chief summarizer in chief
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version mark when I met when we were
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little kids
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your parents or grandparents it isn't
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entirely important had a house that was
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on a small lake in upstate New York my
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grandparents had a had a different house
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on the same small lake in upstate New
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York and we would hang out over the
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summers because basically we're the only
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kids that were there and we kind of fell
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out of touch not an angry way just in a
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you know we were kids and we grew up
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kind of way and I think one of us would
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email the other from time to time over
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the years and then shortly after I think
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was after we both got married so not too
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terribly long after college one of us
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reached out to the other if I recall
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correctly each of us blames the other
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for doing this and in both the good way
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and in the haha way but anyway somehow
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or another we fell back in touch and and
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we just kind of rekindled our friendship
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from forever ago so of the people that I
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still talk to Marco and are now mutual
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friend Brad Lawton back who works for
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light there they are my two oldest
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friends that I've known for about the
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same amount of time and it's been
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something like 20 years now so fast
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forward to WDC 2011 2012 I forget which
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one it was I want to say was 2011 Marco
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and I are in line for the keynote and I
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forget if John siracusa walked up to us
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or Marco found John but one way or
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another John found us and we found John
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and we hung out for the rest of the day
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and then John and I kind of became
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friendly after that and around the time
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that build and analyze ended in late
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2012 I guess it was I had started
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needling Marco about hey we should do a
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car show we should do a car show even if
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nobody listens to it'll still be fun we
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should do a car show spoiler alert
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nobody listened to it but anyway Marco
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had the presence of mind to
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say you know hypercritical just ended I
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wonder if John would do it too cuz he
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likes cars and so that's how neutral got
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started and then we would we would as
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three nerds are off to do we would start
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talking about nerdy stuff after the fact
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and Marco's similar story had the
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presence of mind to put that on
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Soundcloud which by the time you listen
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to this may not even exist anymore he
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put those episodes on SoundCloud and we
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realized well people actually like when
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we talk about things we sort of know
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about and people are not that interested
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in us pontificating about cars of which
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we know nothing about so maybe we should
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stop with the car thing and start with
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the tech thing and that's kind of the
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super abridged version of how this all
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came to be and so ATP really became a
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thing I think in March of 2013 and here
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we are in the middle of 2017 it's it's
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still a thing so let's start with Marco
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any other thoughts to add and then John
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after him only that this is now one of
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the longest jobs I've ever held
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instapaper was longer club you I was
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taking simple water oh my god well done
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it was about five years so this we're in
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the were near for now for this does that
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mean does that mean the clock is ticking
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worried no I once I once this becomes
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longest job I've ever held which I'm
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pretty sure will happen then I will
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celebrate then there enough John any
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other thoughts I continue to protest the
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characterization of not knowing anything
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about cars speak for yourselves I know a
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lot about cars
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I can't really argue with that alright
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let's see what else is good and do you
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tape your webcams gentlemen John do you
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put tape over your webcam nope nope same
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here Marco are you still and this is a
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question from mark so mark - mark oh are
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you still happy choosing go for the
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overcast back end yeah not really
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but so first of all only a very small
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part of the overcast back end is in go
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most of it is still PHP there's simply a
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separate go process for the feed
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crawlers and they'll even it doesn't
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even do the whole process it just pulls
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a whole bunch of feeds and fetches their
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contents for chain
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Changez if they don't report based for
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him with cash headers and then if he
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exchanged feed it then stuffs the
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contents of that feed into a into a
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queue which is processed by PHP
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consumers and the whole web app is all
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PHP so I would I would not even say I
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have a go back end I have one go
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component in the backend and go is go is
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an interesting language I'm sure a lot
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of people like it a lot I I like it a
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lot for certain things but it's very
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cumbersome to do complex things so like
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it's really great for what I'm using it
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now for which is like something that is
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a fairly simple task but you need to be
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really fast you need to have a certain
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concurrency story there but like I would
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gotten to the language a bit enough to
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do this I would definitely not want to
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write a whole web app of complexity you
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can go just because simple things are
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cumbersome to do alright we only have
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time for a few more because I'm about to
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die and so let's choose a few uh oh god
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I'm so sorry I don't know how to
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pronounce this but Jo Shin Marshall I'm
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so so sorry how did you how did this
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year's ATP t-shirt campaign work out for
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you I'm happy to share my not so good
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experience this is another example of
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doing something nicely that could have
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taken a terrible turn so the the shirts
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are tough thing right because right now
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we kind of have two choices we can use a
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company that has a printing press if you
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will in Europe but doesn't seem to do
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the best with fulfillment and often
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times has problems or we can use a
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company that is only based out of the US
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which kind of screws the Europeans but
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is way more reliable and we've fluttered
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back and forth between these two options
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I will only speak for myself and say I
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will probably petition for the US only
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company next year and understand
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completely if like a $90 t-shirt it's
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just too darn much money to ask for from
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the Europeans because in some cases like
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with import tax and v80 or whatever that
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called it got to be unbelievably
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expensive and in and I am deeply sorry
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for that I really truly am but but I'd
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rather have everyone have a good
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experience and just decide whether or
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not it's worth the money to them then
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having a really crummy experience so
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this is your warning Europeans right now
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that whenever we do t-shirts next it's
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probably gonna be expensive and I am
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sorry John any other thoughts I don't
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think it was that bad this year like we
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sold a lot of shirts and there's some
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percentage where there's gonna be
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problems I'm more happy having more the
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larger number of people who are happy
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with the shirts that they got across the
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whole world
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even if it also means a proportionately
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larger number of people who are unhappy
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because I'm presuming the only happy
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people can get Raley's get their money
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back but it is a trade off and we've
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tried it both ways and people
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complaining either way and who knows
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what we'll do the problem is the problem
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is that this is not what you know this
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is not our core competency we are not a
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t-shirt generating enterprise we are
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podcast generating enterprise that once
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a year does this silly thing with
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t-shirts so the right way to do this
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it's like oh you got to do it all
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in-house but we're not a corporation
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here we're just three people so every
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year these three people try to figure
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out how to do t-shirts in a way that
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makes sense for everybody involved and
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we have varying degrees of success and
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guess what we're gonna try again
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Marco any other thoughts only I'm with
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you Casey and and I would go a little
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further to say so so basically you know
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I'll name names here
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cotton bureau makes does great work they
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they have their Austin quality they have
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awesome people who are there who help
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with the designs are often do the
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designs they designed are our ATP
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rainbow and logo kind of thing like they
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design that themselves without even us
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telling them like they there they are
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they are great they do great work but
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yeah they're international shipping is
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really expensive because they print here
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in the US and and so teespring
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which is what we use this year and a
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couple years ago also teespring has
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printers in multiple locations around
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the world we've had lots of problems
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though with teespring
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so it is cheaper and we actually make
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more money from the teespring shirts you
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I think but I would go as far as to say
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right now on the record I don't think I
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ever want to use teespring again after
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this year because in the past the
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quality issue was a single large mistake
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it was like when we had that but that
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wrong font on the source code on the
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back of the shirt like that was a single
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large mistake that we worked with them
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they corrected it they sent everybody
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new shirts it was one mistake one big
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mistake that was fixable
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this year the problem I don't know what
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has changed at each me I know there was
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an article about they were having you
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know layoffs or something so I don't
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know what's going on over there I don't
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pay attention but this year it was like
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a large number of different diffuse
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small problems like even like the shirts
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I ordered I have bad printing on like
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two of the four shirts that I ordered
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there were things like missing colors
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things like misalignment where like the
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logo was slightly slanted instead of
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being aligned properly like stuff like
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that just a lot of like small diffuse
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issues with teespring this year that it
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seems like maybe they have more printers
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I don't know what the deal is but it was
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the kind of problem that you can't
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really just go to them and have them fix
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you can't go to them and say hey like a
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third of these shirts from random color
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combinations and places are weird in
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different ways and they're all
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inconsistent like they're not gonna be
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able to fix that so I would rather you
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know going back to a key said I would
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rather have a have something that I at
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least know is a good product that is at
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least coming out right and coming out
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you know with high quality even if it
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costs too much for some people to be
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able to justify I'd rather sell that
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than to do what we had this year and see
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people sending in pictures of the sure
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that they were so excited to get and I
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see like it's missing a color or its
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slant it or it's badly a bad print job
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bad ink like that crushes me so I cannot
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deal with that again
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so I would not want to do the one duty
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spring anymore and I don't care what it
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does I don't I'd rather not sell
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t-shirts then sell teespring t-shirts
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again yeah I'm pretty similar in that in
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that feeling Marcos since you are just
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talking let's have you talk a little
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more why do you do all the ad reads
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that's my phil cohen by the way I just
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kind of do we never really talked about
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it the way it started with neutral the
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short answer is that that I don't want
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to do them in case you don't want
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doesn't want to do them and Marco does
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them yeah and so neither of us are gonna
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go hey Marco can we do that thing that
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would neither of us want to do no we're
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gonna let Marco so basically it's
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because Marco is nice enough to do them
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and Casey and I are nice enough to let
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him I used to sell them directly myself
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at the beginning so it started out that
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I was selling them so it just made sense
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for me to also read them because I was
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talking to the sponsors and learning
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what they wanted me to say and
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everything else these days I think
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anybody could do it but yeah I do it and
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I don't mind doing it and it's part of
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my workflow and it's totally fine and
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also a part of the thing like this is
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true and a lot of relationship
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situations very often there's one person
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that cares more about something in
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somebody else and I have a feeling Marco
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cares more about the ad reads than
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either one of us do so anymore they
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didn't do it the way the way how much
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tweaking he does to the ad copy and
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getting it so that he's happy with it
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III think that is a factor I think if
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either one of us did ad reads we would
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do it in a way that Marco does not find
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satisfactory definitely that is that is
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a good point all right I think this is
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going to be the last question and it's
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it should be a good one a Hans Schrader
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right saying I'm from Europe could John
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explain for a foreigner why he is so
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touchy on the subject of bagels no I'm
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gonna explain to Casey why he should
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select the question that I highlighted
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in yellow in the spreadsheet I can only
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see but so much of the spreadsheet at
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once my word 100 oh I am nowhere near
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there that's why I skipped it okay so
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the answer the question is the answer
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the question that John is answering is
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there are good bagels and there are
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things that vaguely resembled bagels and
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John and I both have reasons to prefer
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actually so this is a very simple thing
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everyone has foods that they growing up
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that are like regional or local to their
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family or whatever but they're nostalgic
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for it's like I want to have the
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that I had when I was a child that's the
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thing and bagels like that for me only
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bagels are pretty widely regional to the
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New York metro area so I grew up with
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the expectation that I can get bagels
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that taste in a certain way and pizza
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tastes a certain way pretty much
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anywhere and as you know a sheltered
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child who didn't travel too much I
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assume this was true everywhere in the
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United States but then when I went off
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to college I learned this is not true
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and even a little bit farther north and
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east everything I got that people called
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a bagel didn't taste like the things
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that I when I was growing up and I'd go
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back to New York and said no they're
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still there but nobody else has them and
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same thing with pizza so it's basically
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that's that's why it's important that
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bagels are made a certain way in the
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region where I grew up and because
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that's the sort of their entry point
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into the u.s. they have some stake in
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saying this is the way the bagels are
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quote unquote supposed to taste right
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and that I can't get them where I
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currently live so that's why I'm
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nostalgic for them that's it same thing
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with pizza pizza is actually probably
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worse than bagels but both of them I
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miss when I was on Long Island I had
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both oops reasonable for me thanks for
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sponsors this week betterment Warby
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Parker and Squarespace and we will see
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you next week
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now the show is over
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they didn't even mean to begin because
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it was accidental accidental
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johnny research Marco and Casey wouldn't
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let him
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because it was accidentally was
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accidental today cas pyl is Esther
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that's Casey less and a Artem a RM aunty
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Marco Arment and I are a Syracuse
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all right so the Zelda question is the
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one you want John it's the one in yellow
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I mean it's not it's not enough material
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for an after show but yeah I can't
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I have flux on so I can't tell what the
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hell is yellow right oh god I'm blind
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oh god I'm blind the problem say fluxes
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I don't like those things we came to
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tell you yellow all right
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Vincent's covered curved Vincent's
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curved I'll get this one day right so
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what is your what is the status on your
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breath of the wild progression did you
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finish every aspect of the game etc as I
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did with most questions I'll start this
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off I still very much enjoy the game but
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haven't played it in probably like a
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month and a half
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I've just been incredibly busy lately
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and haven't had a chance to sit down
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with it and also I think we discussed on
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the show at some point I am not very
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good at picking the game up and
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remembering exactly what I was doing
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when I put it down so I'll have like a
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particular task or mission or thing I
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want to accomplish but sometimes is like
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you know one of the official game tasks
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but sometimes it's like oh I want to go
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and get myself ready for this game test
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by going across the map and doing such
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and such thing or whatever the case may
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be and then I never write it down and
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completely forget and then I get
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frustrated when I pick the game back up
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because I I have no memory and need to
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like reestablish where I am and what I'm
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doing that's my two cents Marco let's
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talk Adar you playing Zelda at all no I
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don't know okay alright moving on to
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John well Marco can give us a tip update
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how is she doing it I don't um they're
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playing it sometimes I can't tell you
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how far they I have no idea try to
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participate in your family mar going
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down there watch you play your stupid
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sonic games
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okay watch sometimes but I have I have
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no idea how to communicate to you how
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far they are alright so for me and
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breath in the wild
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I don't usually 100% games I have 100%
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did many Zelda's is that series I play a
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lot I like a lot there's a chance I
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would have a hundred percent did breath
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of the wild if it wasn't for the co rock
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seeds I don't think I'm ever going to
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just too many of them but i have i'm
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coming close to doing every non seed
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thing in the non dlc portion of the game
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to the point we're also we doing things
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like having every possible armor set
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also fully upgraded i'm getting close to
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that it's like it was in reach and i
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might end up doing it for the dlc i did
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the the was it trial of the sword i did
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that so i master sword is fully charged
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up to 260 all the time which is awesome
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and also lasts so much longer time I did
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all the side quests in the DLC so I've
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done everything of a hundred percent of
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the DLC which was tiny or whatever it's
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not a big deal and like I said I'm don't
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even have all the shrines left I'm in
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the hundreds but I'm within striking
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distance of hundred presenting
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everything in the main game aside from
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the core exceeds
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