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Wicked Radio 12-24: Economy Booms - Take The Gift, Surveillance Pricing, & Mongolian Jingle Bells! · Wicked Radio with Bill Adams

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Speaker 1: Merry Christmas everybody, And isn't it amazing?
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Speaker 2: Right before Christmas we get a great, great gift in
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Speaker 2: the form of It's a lot of numbers, but it
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Speaker 2: means the economy is starting to boom. How about that
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Speaker 2: the takeaway? Take the gift because this is good stuff.
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Speaker 2: Also something to be aware of, something you could do about. Surveillance.
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Speaker 2: Pricing is now a thing. There was a big CBS
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Speaker 2: report about this. That's the bad part of it. But
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Speaker 2: it doesn't mean you have to take it. We've got
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Speaker 2: that to talk about as well as You're gonna hate
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Speaker 2: me for this, but I have the gift for you
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Speaker 2: right before Christmas. I listened to it a couple of
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Speaker 2: minutes ago and I can't get it out of my head.
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Speaker 1: So now I have to.
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Speaker 2: I have to share it with you in a couple
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Speaker 2: of minutes, I am. And you're not prepared for it,
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Speaker 2: trust me, you are not prepared for Mongolian jingle bells.
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Speaker 2: But I'm gonna play it for you anyway.
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Speaker 1: This is unbelievable.
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Speaker 2: It's this is gonna be stuck on your head all
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Speaker 2: through the holidays, probably into the spring.
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Speaker 1: But it's an earworm.
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Speaker 2: This is I have to share it with you now anyway,
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Speaker 2: we've got that coming up as well. Thanks for being
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Speaker 2: here and I truly need it. Merry Christmas, Thanks for
1:03
Speaker 2: being with me this year. I always appreciate your time
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Speaker 2: extra following along too, And again, like I said yesterday,
1:09
Speaker 2: has been a lot more of you over the past
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Speaker 2: couple of months. So if you're new here, what we
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Speaker 2: do is Monday through Friday at eight am Eastern time
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Speaker 2: on YouTube, and then an audio podcast too shortly after
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Speaker 2: wherever you like to get him. So with that said,
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Speaker 2: let's get right to this good news.
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Speaker 1: What about this?
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Speaker 2: What about this booming economy? What about all this talk
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Speaker 2: of a golden age coming?
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Speaker 1: Could it be true?
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Speaker 2: Well, first and foremost, now that everybody was talking about this,
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Speaker 2: it was a big headline. But let's go to CNN's
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Speaker 2: clip on it, because if they're talking about it, you know,
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Speaker 2: they hate talking about good news for America. If they're
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Speaker 2: talking about it, it must be even better than what
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Speaker 2: they're saying. But here's the news.
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Speaker 3: A new report shows the US economy was much stronger
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Speaker 3: than expected in the third quarter. GDP grew at the
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Speaker 3: fastest eight and two years. Americans are also seeing some
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Speaker 3: criss ease at the grocery store. The cost of eggs, milk, chicken,
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Speaker 3: and tomatoes are all down as you see here on
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Speaker 3: the screen.
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Speaker 2: What but GDP grew The expectations were three point three
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Speaker 2: percent and it's actually four point three And I know
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Speaker 2: that's a lot of numbers. He gets bogged down. Here's
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Speaker 2: the bottom line. Take the gift. Don't have to do
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Speaker 2: a victory lap. If you're predicting this, just know that
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Speaker 2: you're you're a bet on this economy, this administration, their
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Speaker 2: policies paid off. Take the gift and run with it
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Speaker 2: because it means good things for the future and probably
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Speaker 2: means you can feel a little bit safer about investing
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Speaker 2: if things follow through like this. All right, here's another
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Speaker 2: follow up on this. What does it truly mean?
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Speaker 1: Is this the golden age.
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Speaker 2: They've been talking about? Well, it's for a different view.
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Speaker 2: Let's go to Howard Luttnik. Now, he is the Commerce Secretary,
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Speaker 2: so keep this in mind with a grain of salt.
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Speaker 2: It's his job to promote all this and you know,
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Speaker 2: do a victory lap and all that other stuff, But
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Speaker 2: listen to what he says on it compared to other nations.
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Speaker 2: Just because he's incredibly biased, doesn't mean the guy's wrong.
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Speaker 1: Just think the whole world out there.
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Speaker 4: In the third quarter, the United Kingdom grew point one,
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Speaker 4: the European Union grew point four, and Japan fell point
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Speaker 4: six percent, fell point six percent. Donald Trump's economy grew
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Speaker 4: the United States of America the biggest economy in the
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Speaker 4: world four point three percent.
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Speaker 2: Okay, like I said, gonna take it with a couple
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Speaker 2: of grains of salt. There he is in the administration,
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Speaker 2: he's part of those policy decisions. Howard Lutnik is the
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Speaker 2: Commerce Secretary. So obviously he's biased. But like I said,
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Speaker 2: doesn't mean he's wrong. All of those numbers are GDP
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Speaker 2: compared to all those other countries. It's all out there,
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Speaker 2: it's all published, it's all public records, So doesn't mean
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Speaker 2: he's wrong. But what does he mean by this golden age?
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Speaker 2: Because to me my definition, I can't get bogged down
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Speaker 2: into numbers and you can't either, Right, three point three
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Speaker 2: was actually four point three that's great. What does it
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Speaker 2: all mean for me to talk about this being the
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Speaker 2: start of an economic boom and a golden age, as
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Speaker 2: they liked to say, which is actually great framing, by
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Speaker 2: the way, that's great persuasion. If it's a true golden age,
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Speaker 2: it has to hit me and you in the wallet
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Speaker 2: or the pocketbook or my credit card directly. Is it
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Speaker 2: is all of this stuff tied together as at affecting
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Speaker 2: gas prices. Well, for this, let's go to CNN again
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Speaker 2: because again, like I say, if they're talking about good news,
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Speaker 2: it's probably even better.
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Speaker 5: They've been under control really all year, and they're ending
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Speaker 5: the year at especially low level. So the national average
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Speaker 5: two eity six a gallon. That's down by twenty one
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Speaker 5: cents from a month ago. It's also the lowest level
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Speaker 5: since April.
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Speaker 1: Of twenty twenty one.
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Speaker 5: Now, gas presses were pretty low a year ago two,
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Speaker 5: but they're even lower right now.
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Speaker 1: When you look.
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Speaker 2: Okay, I'm no economic expert, I'm just a guy like you.
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Speaker 2: Seems to be pretty good news to me.
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Speaker 1: I don't know.
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Speaker 2: Oh, it's just and I'm sure they'll try to shoot
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Speaker 2: it down into flames. Read well, it's all temporary. It's
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Speaker 2: all this okay, But I'll take the gift. You know,
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Speaker 2: I don't need to do a victory lap on it
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Speaker 2: because I kind of predicted these things what happened. Maybe
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Speaker 2: you did two in your life. But I'll take the
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Speaker 2: gift as it comes because it means better economic future
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Speaker 2: for everybody. That's what I'm happy about. One concern though,
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Speaker 2: Now let's go to our feature story here, because this
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Speaker 2: was concerning. CBS did a big report on this, and
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Speaker 2: it's called surveillance pricing. Two scary words combined at once.
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Speaker 2: Surveillance ooh, don't like that. Pricing usually means it's going up.
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Speaker 2: Surveillance pricing put together is what we can't.
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Speaker 1: Be surprised about it.
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Speaker 2: We've all known that this is coming for a while, right,
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Speaker 2: I mean, we can't sit back and say that my
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Speaker 2: price for an item or an airline ticket is going
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Speaker 2: to be different from yours based on my buying habits.
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Speaker 2: Can't sit here and say that that's surprising. Why do
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Speaker 2: you think they've been collecting all this data?
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Speaker 1: But it's here. Let's go to the CBS story.
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Speaker 6: Now.
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Speaker 1: We'll take this down into pieces to figure out what
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Speaker 1: we can actually do about it. But is it concerning?
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Speaker 1: Of course it is.
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Speaker 2: But I don't think we can claim to be surprised
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Speaker 2: about that This was the CBS report from yesterday.
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Speaker 7: Melny season, you and your neighbor could be shopping for
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Speaker 7: the exact same item and pay different prices. Sebe's news
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Speaker 7: correspondent Evan Moon explains what surveillance pricing is and how
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Speaker 7: your personal data plays a role.
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Speaker 2: All right, first, before we go to that again, this
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Speaker 2: has been coming. We've heard about this for the longest time.
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Speaker 1: But do you remember what they used to say about this.
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Speaker 2: Remember the privacy experts who are saying for years, Like
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Speaker 2: they started saying this twenty years ago, they're collecting all
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Speaker 2: your data. Anything you post, anything you buy, it's all
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Speaker 2: being collected. Everybody at first called them crazy. They don't
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Speaker 2: sound so crazy anymore because it is here. But again,
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Speaker 2: I don't think we should be surprised. Here's the rest
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Speaker 2: of the report. We'll take in pieces.
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Speaker 8: You may be shopping for gifts from the comfort of
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Speaker 8: your couch, but stores can still see who you are.
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Speaker 9: Most of these companies are charging you a different price
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Speaker 9: based on some data they have about you. It could
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Speaker 9: be your location, could be your proximity the store, It
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Speaker 9: could be your shopping history, and knowing that you bought
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Speaker 9: a product previously and are willing to pay for it.
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Speaker 8: Again, it's a practice most people aren't aware of. Do
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Speaker 8: you know what surveillance pricing is?
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Speaker 4: No?
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Speaker 1: No, never heard of it?
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Speaker 5: What is it?
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Speaker 8: Consumer Watchdog president Jamie Court says surveillance pricing is nearly
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Speaker 8: impossible to avoid.
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Speaker 1: All right, here's the other thing. They talked to it.
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Speaker 1: It's a good report.
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Speaker 2: They talk to people on the street and they just
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Speaker 2: threw that term at It's kind of a new term.
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Speaker 2: They said, do you know what surveillance pricing is? Of
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Speaker 2: course they're got to say, no, I don't know what
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Speaker 2: that is. If you explained it to those same people
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Speaker 2: this way though, companies and marketers collecting your data to
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Speaker 2: change your price compared to somebody else. If you posed
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Speaker 2: it that way to those people that say, oh yeah, no,
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Speaker 2: that's the thing that's been happening. We've heard about this
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Speaker 2: for decades.
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Speaker 1: Like I said, what can you do about it?
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Speaker 9: Try to limit how much information they have about you.
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Speaker 9: But the genies out of the bottle unfortunately.
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Speaker 8: Fort says his organization has evidence all the major retailers
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Speaker 8: use personal algorithms to nudge a price up or down,
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Speaker 8: targeting data from your Amazon cart, Uber rides, or even
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Speaker 8: the brand of laptop you're using to shop.
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Speaker 1: No, it wouldn't surprise me.
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Speaker 9: But I would probably monitor pricing on a general basis
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Speaker 9: more frequently.
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Speaker 8: And for those traveling for the holidays, airlines will charge
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Speaker 8: you a different price depending upon how many times you
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Speaker 8: go to the website. He says, using a private browsing
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Speaker 8: mode is one strategy.
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Speaker 9: It used to be a how to shop around to
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Speaker 9: get the best price. Now you have to shop around
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Speaker 9: and pretend you're not you.
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Speaker 8: It's nuts, but Jamison spivic but the Future Privacy Forum
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Speaker 8: says all the data collection could mean lower prices for
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Speaker 8: some frequent.
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Speaker 2: Well, that's the thing there, he said, two things. So
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Speaker 2: what this is what? This is what I try to do. Okay,
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Speaker 2: here's the headline, here's the story. Not just to leave
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Speaker 2: it with my opinion, nor to scare you. Just take
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Speaker 2: this news. What can we do about it? And he
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Speaker 2: kind of said it right there a little bit. It's
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Speaker 2: always a cat and mouse game with marketers or consumer
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Speaker 2: companies or know advertising firms, whatever it is. First thing
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Speaker 2: is recognizing and acknowledging that we knew this was coming.
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Speaker 1: We just did.
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Speaker 2: This is just the age we live in now. But
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Speaker 2: there's always a workaround with this stuff. That's always cat
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Speaker 2: and mouse. First and foremost, there's going to be there's
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Speaker 2: always been data protection services out there right to protect
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Speaker 2: your protect who you are. You're always they're going to
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Speaker 2: be coming out down the pike now that surveillance pricing
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Speaker 2: is here to protect your consumer data specifically, those services
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Speaker 2: will be available. I can almost guarantee it. Probably buy
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Speaker 2: the spring now that this is a thing we're seeing
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Speaker 2: at this Christmas season. Second thing is there's always a workaround,
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Speaker 2: and I think what a common habit is going to
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Speaker 2: be is you will have a separate device or a
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Speaker 2: separate iPad, separate computer with a VPN on it to
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Speaker 2: protect your you know, your address to where you're shopping from.
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Speaker 1: That will be just four purchases.
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Speaker 2: I think that's coming until they find out how to
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Speaker 2: get that too. There's always a cat and mouse game
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Speaker 2: between marketers and consumers. There's always a way and there's
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Speaker 2: always a way around it until they change again, and
9:44
Speaker 2: we change again, and we change again. So I think
9:47
Speaker 2: the first takeaway is we knew this was coming, and
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Speaker 2: if you're prepared for it, we could take some steps
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Speaker 2: to avoid it. But what he said there at the
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Speaker 2: end was I think important too. This stuff always has
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Speaker 2: a counter effect. Yeah, they're gonna differentiate your price based
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Speaker 2: on your buying habits. But if you were a frequent consumer,
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Speaker 2: and I think he used the airlines there as an example,
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Speaker 2: sometimes just sometimes you're going to get a lower price
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Speaker 2: than your friend down the street because of certain deals.
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Speaker 2: So there's a give and take with this thing. It's
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Speaker 2: not as scary as it sounds because we knew it
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Speaker 2: was coming. And also you can always.
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Speaker 1: Work your way around this always. All right, that's our
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Speaker 1: deeper diver to that one.
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Speaker 2: I actually, speaking of deeper dives, I need to find
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Speaker 2: maybe I'll interview that guy from that organization. I think
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Speaker 2: I need to do a deeper dive on this to
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Speaker 2: try to get some consumer advice. So what we can
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Speaker 2: do about that, and we'll put it out on the
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Speaker 2: weekend for an interview segment or something.
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Speaker 1: Put it on the.
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Speaker 2: Podcast because I think it's definitely worth exploring. Is this
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Speaker 2: is going to be a big deal for twenty twenty six?
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Speaker 2: Surveillance pricing two bad words combined into one. Anyway, let's
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Speaker 2: go into the headlines breaking news, not really because nobody
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Speaker 2: covered it, but very quietly one of the most impactful
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Speaker 2: moves out of this particular administration that they've made so far,
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Speaker 2: and it came from Secretary of State Marco Rubio.
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Speaker 1: Boys, he made some impacts. Huh.
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Speaker 2: Whether you like him or not, I'm talking about impact.
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Speaker 2: He has been very impactful and he's got like four jobs.
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Speaker 2: As it is yesterday, you might have missed this, but
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Speaker 2: it happened in the State Excuse me. The State Department
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Speaker 2: has barred five European figures accused of pressuring US tech
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Speaker 2: companies to suppress American viewpoints online. Long opening line, but
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Speaker 2: what it means is this, under the direction and the
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Speaker 2: guidance of Secretary of State Marco Rubio, they have banned
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Speaker 2: from entering our country, five very influential European figures from
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Speaker 2: entering our country because of how they've tried to enact
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Speaker 2: the censorship industrial complex in Europe and have been successful
11:54
Speaker 2: at that, but trying to do it here. Here's the
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Speaker 2: long and short of it. It's a it's a it's
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Speaker 2: a figurehead kind of moved, sure, but it's a big
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Speaker 2: statement to make. So now you've got people in Europe,
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Speaker 2: European leaders who have treated their their their citizens terribly.
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Speaker 1: I mean, we've all seen it. We've seen it in.
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Speaker 2: Germany, Sweden, the UK, now certainly Ireland as well. You
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Speaker 2: post something that's they deem offensive, they're handing out jail
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Speaker 2: terms for for memes. It's actually happened, I know, in
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Speaker 2: rare cases. It's happened in the States too. Trust me,
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Speaker 2: it's happening a lot in Europe. So as a statement,
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Speaker 2: the US has barred those individuals from coming into our
12:34
Speaker 2: country as a statement to say you're not gonna you're
12:37
Speaker 2: not gonna do that here and you're not gonna ta
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Speaker 2: and this is a punishment for you treating your citizens
12:42
Speaker 2: that way. If you're trying to wrap your head around this,
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Speaker 2: it's like, let's say, it's like banning high profile UH
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Speaker 2: leaders from the UK because of their censorship industrial complex.
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Speaker 1: We can't do that.
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Speaker 2: Well, that's a that's our most favored nation, that's that's
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Speaker 2: our sister country. If if you're thinking that, here's a
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Speaker 2: reframe for you. Look at it this way. Would you
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Speaker 2: be friends with a parent down the street who has
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Speaker 2: kids the same age as you, but you know they
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Speaker 2: abuse their kids? Of course you wouldn't. I wouldn't either. Well,
13:14
Speaker 2: look at it this way, and that's the parallel in
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Speaker 2: your personal life. You wouldn't be friends with somebody you
13:20
Speaker 2: know that treats their kids like crap.
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Speaker 1: You just wouldn't because you don't accept that.
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Speaker 2: Right, why would we possibly, No matter who it is, UK, France, Germany,
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Speaker 2: any other so called ally, you can't be besties. You
13:35
Speaker 2: can't be best friends with any other nation that treats
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Speaker 2: their citizens like crap. Can't do it, won't do it,
13:40
Speaker 2: can't accept it. And yeah, this is mostly just a
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Speaker 2: figurehead kind of statement to make, but it matters. This,
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Speaker 2: All of this stuff matters to make First of all,
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Speaker 2: punderstand for treating their citizens like crap. But it also
13:53
Speaker 2: sends a message to the entire world and politicians in
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Speaker 2: our country that would like to do this to our citizens,
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Speaker 2: to ban your free speech. Remember that in the previous administration,
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Speaker 2: really close to it, they were going to have an
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Speaker 2: information zar, Remember that she was going to determine what
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Speaker 2: hate speech is and all the tech companies were going
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Speaker 2: to decide what you can say and what you can't.
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Speaker 2: Thank god, that's not happening, and we should make sure
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Speaker 2: that it never happens. We never ever want to become
14:19
Speaker 2: what's going on in Europe right now. So this statement
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Speaker 2: banning your certain Europeans from entering our country because they
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Speaker 2: treat their citizens good, all for it, for it all right,
14:31
Speaker 2: let's got out of the news for a second and
14:34
Speaker 2: go to a different piece of information. Like I said,
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Speaker 2: it's our last show before Christmas. It's the last podcast
14:39
Speaker 2: before Christmas. Merry Christmas to you and yours hope. It's
14:41
Speaker 2: an awesome, safe, beautiful family event. Appreciate your time, Appreciate
14:48
Speaker 2: what you have, and now you have something else. But
14:51
Speaker 2: I'm telling you you're not ready. You're not ready from
14:56
Speaker 2: Mongolian jingle bills. But I'm going to give it to
14:58
Speaker 2: you anyway, because you know how this goes. I heard
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Speaker 2: this in real time as the live stream goes. I
15:02
Speaker 2: heard this about an hour ago this morning, and I
15:06
Speaker 2: cannot get it out of my head. You're you're gonna
15:10
Speaker 2: hate this because you're gonna be stuck with it too.
15:12
Speaker 2: I want to make sure I get this name right.
15:14
Speaker 2: There's a Dutch DJ. I'm probably gonna massacre his name.
15:17
Speaker 2: Who met Oscan? I met Oscan, I don't know whatever,
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Speaker 2: but he's the one that has come up with the
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Speaker 2: little ditty called Mongolian jingle bells. You're gonna hate me
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Speaker 2: for this, but I'm sorry. I have to pass it on.
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Speaker 2: It's just the way things go when you have an
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Speaker 2: ear warm. You're not gonna get this out of your head.
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Speaker 6: Jingle the bell, jingle a bel dinglel the way you whatever.
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Speaker 6: I made this the word on the Mungolian open slave
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Speaker 6: you jingle a bell jingle, a bell jingle the way
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Speaker 6: you what if I know this the word on the
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Speaker 6: Mungolian open slave cold jingle the bell jingle, a bel.
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Speaker 1: Dinglel the way you can't do anymore I can. You're
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Speaker 1: gonna be opening in your presence or even passed. You're
15:57
Speaker 1: gonna be spending New Year's.
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Speaker 2: Eve going jingle bell jingle bell loves is laid. That
16:01
Speaker 2: is Mongolian jingle bells. The DJ is umet Ozcan. He's Dutch.
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Speaker 2: I'm sorry to do that. D It goes on for
16:08
Speaker 2: like three minutes, just like you talk about an earworm.
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Speaker 2: I can't get it out of my head.
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Speaker 1: But sorry about that.
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Speaker 2: That's my gift to you, but you're probably gonna probably
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Speaker 2: gonna hate that gift and you can't return it because
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Speaker 2: it's stuck in.
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Speaker 1: Your head, but it is. It's the season of giving,
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Speaker 1: so that one's for you, all right.
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Speaker 2: Thanks for finding me. As always, I really truly mean it.
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Speaker 2: Merry Christmas, have a beautiful holiday. I'll catch up with
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Speaker 2: you after Christmas, right before New Year's we'll talk about
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Speaker 2: what's going on in the New Year, predictions, people are
16:35
Speaker 2: making resolutions, all that other crap and all that good stuff.
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Speaker 2: But as always, thanks for being with me. And again,
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Speaker 2: Anybody can talk about that, but what can you do
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