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So when I got my iPhone I got an email from AT&T saying I could have a free ring tone if I signed up for paperless billing. So I was all like "sweet"! Really though, I went for it since I figured I'd be paying my bill online anyways. Of course it points me to the regular AT&T ring tone outlet, instead of the iTunes Music Store, so I was already skeptical, but chose something anyways. It then asked me who makes my phone; Apple was not a choice.

So thanks to a new friend of mine I was chatting to, I was told about Myxer.com, which let's people upload audio files, pick the section of the file they want and then send it to their phone. They also archive the creation so others can just pick one that has the section of the song they desire. So I pick one here and see there's a special link for getting the ring tone for the iPhone.

I follow the link, and instead of it sending you data over the cell phone network, it gives me a direct download for my computer. The file extension on this file is ".m4r". So this immediately got me thinking, well maybe I can convert an mp3 into a .m4r, and sync anything I want. A little research revealed that a .m4r is just a .m4a renamed.

All you do is pick your song, do your own audio editing to get the desired mix in Audacity, save it as an mp3, convert to AAC, change the file extension to .m4r, go to the ring tones tab in iTunes, and drag the file in there. Next time you sync the ring tone will be available.

Maybe I'm the last to figure this out, and even though the directions sound long, you guys know it's simple. Get your ring tone on duders.

I was going to just micro-blog this, but I felt we needed more space and a common space for the discussion I assume will ensue.

GTA IV comes out soon, and Bean has implied he is getting it, so I know there is at least some interest around here.

I am also interested, I love GTA games. There was nothing better than pretending to be an L.A. gangsta in San Andreas. Classically the GTA games came out for PS2 first due to some exclusivity deal, and then made it's way to other consoles and the PC at a later date. This always was sad for me because I didn't have a PS2. I'd wait and pirate it for the PC when it came over.

I'll cut to the chase now. I have a 360, so I can get it launch day and start the mayhem now, or I could hold out for a PC version. Why wait? Because I'm really not sure how I feel about a game that involves a lot of shooting on a console. I know FPS games do well with sales on consoles, but frankly, I've always been a mouse and keyboard kind of guy. I got used to Halo, which was probably the only dual stick FPS I played a lot of. N64 era games only had one stick. Trying to test out Gears of War and Crackdown with John was fun, but was a reminder that I have lost any touch with the dual sticks that Halo had given me. Another factor is probably that I've done a lot more FPS gaming on the PC since my Halo days, since I only got broadband in the summer before freshman year of college. In addition I had to share PC time with the family.

Basically any FPS skillz I have go down the shitter when using a controller. Wow, so much for cutting to the chase. Do you guys think it's worth the wait for a possible PC release since GTA IV, while not first person is still third person, and has a reticle. I'd love to play this game, but unless they help me out some and lock-on to guys, I think the difficultly is going to ramp up too quick for my abilities to catch up.

So how do you guys feel about playing GTA on consoles? Any beefs with either platform?

Waiting until this evening to write the post left me with no good examples of dumb shit people do on April 1st.

Maybe the ones that infuriated me most in the past were ones that were personal. Joystiq was pointing out all the bogus shit, which was good of them. I really liked the Gmail Custom Time thing. It was clearly fake, but very funny and clever. The Virgle thing didn't resonate with me, so I thought that was lame, and the video of the Google founders felt so awkward.

When I heard that YouTube made all the featured video links on the front page Rick Roll you, I enjoyed that too.

What I always hated was when a friend would try to convince me of some bogus shit, and you'd call them on it, but they'd insist and insist and insist it was true. So then I'm stuck with either playing into this stupid fucking game or basically calling my friend a liar. I like to trust my friends, so that always was an awkward option.

I'm still waiting to get some stupid text message April Fools. I'm sure it will come from a female (or maybe a guy under the age of 20).

The weekend visiting John was good. We had a good time. His new place is really great, I would recommend you all schedule a visit. When I get mine I'll send out the open invite for you to all visit me.

P.S. - We still never planned a mass meet up.

This link was shared by Mike recently. Read it so you have some context for this post.

I'll agree that the concept of all of the rich people moving out of the country or somehow moving their finances in such a way that they aren't taxed by the U.S. government is unlikely, but if you are going to cut taxes, why wouldn't it be distributed based on percentages? We pay based on a percentage, and even with the example in the "parable" the richer folks got a smaller percent return even though in dollars it was more. Either way, a tax cut seems pointless if we have a large deficit, so I don't even know why the blogger felt the need to mention it right now. Maybe if I payed attention to the news I would know if some presidential candidate mentioned a tax cut, but that's the only way I can imagine this article has any real relevance to the present.

Now follow me down my path of anger, and then how I shifted my anger. I got mad at the blogger first. "Hey number 5, why don't you be fucking glad you now drink for free? Five of you fucks are getting a beer on everyone else's dime, don't be like, 'I didn't get much/any money off.' You didn't pay dick."

Then I had a realization that shifted my anger. "Wait a fucking second, in this story everyone is getting the same thing, they all get one equal beer."

Anyone else now see the problem with the story? It sounds like there's some socialism implied in the story. Of course this instant, during my writing I realize that the beer is representing not what each man has, but what the government does for each man, which in theory is supposed to be equal for all.

Fuck, my anger is now without direction. Can you feel my stream of consciousness now? Lol.

Taxes are gay. It's way too fucking complicated. I sort of get why, but it's such a damned mess. It is just absurdly complicated to figure out what your share of taxes to pay is. The worst part is that there's no super fair and simple way out of it.

P.S. - I did my taxes in like January or early February, so I'm not bitching because I didn't do them yet and wish I didn't have to.

I felt the need to share a stroke of comic genius I just had.

I've created a song, a hymn if you will, for all the Apple fanboys, which I feel myself starting to become in a small way.

Let's join the choirs of fanboys in singing....

Glory to Jobs in the highest
Sing glory to Jobs
Glory to Jobs in the highest
And peace to his fanboys worldwide

Yeah, my mom took me to church a lot and sometimes I just integrate those memories into my present-day life in questionable ways. I also tend to follow any saying of "we give thanks for ___" with a compulsory "it is right to give Him thanks and praise." It was the church response to "we give thanks to the Lord our God.....it is right to give Him thanks and praise."

Those very well could be Catholic things, so if this made no sense, then I really need to share it with the one friend I know for sure was taken to Catholic mass as a kid. We have joked about the "it is right to give Him thanks and praise before," which is how I always remember she was raised Catholic.

P.S. - The original thing goes as such.

Priest: Let us join the choirs of angles in heaven in singing
-Music cuts in
All sing:
Glory to God in the highest
Sing glory to God
Glory to God in the highest
And peace to his people on Earth

I believe they simply put a tune to a bible verse, but I'm not sure which one. I'll be glad to sing either version to anyone wanting a demonstration.

So today at work I was thwarted not once, but twice from using my favorite shitting stall. (Yeah, I had to shit twice in the same work day, lol)

I use the handicap accessible one every time. Not only is it roomier, but it's also at the back of our bathroom so it feels a little more private too.

The regular stall is just straight up a little too small for my fat ass. Maybe if I dropped a few I wouldn't feel so strongly about the handicap stall.

So I've concluded that one of two things happened today.

1.) I had bad luck with my shitting times.

2.) Some new fuck (or fucks) was/were hired on my floor who also prefer(s) the king's throne.

In the comments I'm fishing for your bathroom preferences. I know it's weird, but we could get some good chuckles out of this, so just go for it. Reveal all your shitting and pissing secrets.

I'll start us off with... sometimes I just want to fucking sit to take a piss, which I've come to feel like is less acceptable than I assumed. In fact, it's only been in recent years that I've stood to piss when at my place of residence, and now I don't do it all the time as I used to. I've been wearing more belts lately, and that makes sitting down just that much more inconvenient that it's simpler to stand.

In case you haven't heard yet, some Baltimore cop with a complex got in some kid's face about skateboarding at the Inner Harbor.

Out of Touch Baltimore Cop

Normally I really try to see it from the cop's side, and have for the most part come to terms with the fact that skaters and cops are not going to get along any time soon. They both tend to antagonize each other as well in an attempt to make the other look bad, and usually both parties just end up looking like infants.

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In this case I really wish I could see the 30 seconds before the camera started rolling, although it seems like it got explained pretty well via the dialog. Looks like the kids were skating in the Inner Harbor, they claim ignorance to the fact that they weren't allowed. Whether that is even remotely true is questionable, although to me it doesn't really matter in the end here.

The officer asks them to stop, and the one keeps going for a little because he supposedly didn't hear due to his headphones being in. Eventually his friend got his attention and he took the headphones out. The cop is already pissed that he had to ask him twice, thrice, or however many times to get his attention. Being a cop takes patience, he shouldn't already be riled up. He then accuses the kid of being defensive when he confirms that he can now hear the officer.

This then leads to the rant that the officer goes on and that whole headlock and confiscating the skateboard thing.

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Here's what really gets me here. The cop goes ballistic because the kid keeps saying "dude" and "man." I get that the officer had to work to get on the force and so he wants his title of officer (maybe next time some jerk tries to pull a title stunt on me I'll inform them to call me master). What the cop doesn't seem to understand is that these kids grew up on "dude" and "man." It's not a form of disrespect as the officer takes it, it's just a modern way of speaking.

As you know, I say "dude" all the time. I called a female calculus teacher in high school dude once. I didn't even notice until she caught it and was like "so I'm a 'dude' now?" It was awesome, and she was an awesome teacher. She was young so she understood. Probably no younger than this hyper cop, but for some reason he just wants to pick a fight with a little 14 year old kid, so he takes it as disrespect.

Like I said, I usually like to conclude both sides acted like babies when I see these clips. If you haven't seen a skater vs. cop clip before then you haven't spent enough time on YouTube. This time I can't though, and the more important point is that for better or worse "dude" is and should be an acceptable way to address someone. Maybe not on your first week at work, but I have no doubt that I've called 90% of the people at my workplace "dude," including women and my superiors. Because of the fact that they are reasonable people, they shrug it off and actually find it cute or endearing.

I also use "sweet" a lot, and that's my true catch phrase at work.

Let's try this again with less "rant" and more "to the point."

That biannual time is approaching fast. Awww yeah, my (well my mom's) contract is almost up so it's time for a new phone. If we stick with Verizon we can get our new phones any time we like as we already qualify for the "new in 2" upgrade opportunity. For me, either way I'm breaking off and doing my own thing. It's time I got my own plan and stopped mooching off of my mom and sister's family plan.

I'm left with a tough choice here. As stated in the other post, I really hate Verizon for what they did to me on the RAZR V3c, but there must be a reason why they are still the wireless king. Let's be honest, they truly are the wireless king right now. I'm not sure why though. At the end of the day we've come to a point in wireless where the GSM (AT&T) coverage is as good as the CDMA (Verizon) coverage. All other providers basically use the infrastructure maintained by these two, so you should be pretty good all around, but for whatever reason that may not be the case. I'm digressing again so I'll get back to it.

It's LG Voyager on Verizon versus Apple iPhone on AT&T. To me the battle should come down to the phones because I believe the service will be comparable. Last time I took John's word about a good phone I ended up with the V3c. Sorry to call you out like a dick John, but your kind words of your RAZR (which was also on Verizon so he should have had the same gripes I ended up with), are what sealed the deal for me on the RAZR, and now I have a steamy turd.

I want to believe the iPhone will be different. The Voyager can't win on screen size (2.8" vs. 3.5") or resolution (320x240 vs. 320x480), which for me is a big deal, because I want my new phone to change my life. I want the Internet in my pocket, and I want it to look good, and operate smooth.

I did some research because I don't want to just buy the iPhone because it's got a bunch of hype and looks so sexy. The fact of the matter is CNET gives the edge to the Voyager. There is a catch though. I believe this review was done before the January updates. The January updates were huge. They added the cell triangulation to maps, as well as unlocking it to third party applications if I heard correctly. I think that these updates could change the mind of the reviewers.

One of the features they site is the GPS on the Voyager, but now the iPhone has a comparable feature that will be just as good, and is integrated into Google maps, which is something I might trust more than VZ Navigator anyways.

They also always talk about stereo bluetooth and MMS messaging. Why do I want bluetooth when it comes with a headset that integrates such that I can answer/hang-up calls as well as pause/play/next track my music. I suppose the lack of voice dialing is a minus in the hands free world, but I really don't go hands free that often. I'm not a big texter. I might become more of one now that I'll have a keyboard with either phone. Apparently the Voyager is a better texting keyboard since it's got all the keys right there. No switching to get symbols and numbers. People will always like tactile feedback as well. The touch screen on the Voyager vibrates when you touch to give feedback, which is another cited plus. I don't see myself getting into the MMS thing. Right now my piece of fuck can't even get MMS anyways. They get diverted to this shitty online Verizon account that is clunky and shitty.

I can see myself composing more emails than text messages, and either way I think the iPhone would be an improvement for me on the typing level. The Voyager does email, but does it do Gmail? I don't even know. Here's what I do know. The iPhone just got a major update 6 months after its release. This update righted some wrongs and added some cool new features. Guess when the Voyager will get an update from Verizon. You guessed it! Probably never. Even if it did, you'll have to go to a Verizon store to get it I'd imagine. How do I update an iPhone? Plug it into my computer.

To me, this means that MMS could be in the future possibly. Apple has a way of updating the phone, where Verizon probably wouldn't take advantage of it even if they could. That sort of gives me piece of mind to know that over the next two years I'm not necessarily locked out of the future.

I really wish that some review sites would do a rematch between the Voyager and iPhone now that the updates have come out. If they still like the Voyager better, then maybe it really is the way to go. I will probably ignore it and get an iPhone anyways because I want screen real estate, and I think that will be a deal breaker for me. Right now, I think that will be the most important feature to me. I want to see the web on a decent sized screen. That's why I don't surf on my RAZR. It's capable, but I can't imagine the web on that little screen, which is fine for phone stuff, but insufficient for true media.

P.S. - I know we have an iPhone user and a future iPhone user, but do we know anyone with a Voyager?

Edit: Another big thing the reviews mention is that Edge is not as fast as the 3G network that Verizon uses. This is something I would guess cannot be fixed with an update, and could possibly be a big deal in another year or so as web pages pack more and more content on. Edge must be significantly slower to warrant mention across the board. However, the Voyager does not support Wifi, which the iPhone does. So if I'm watching TV I can do some web browsing on my home Wifi, which will be faster than 3G any day.

That biannual time is approaching fast. Oh yeah, my (well my mom's) contract is almost up so it's time for a new phone. If we stick with Verizon we can get our new phones any time we like as we already qualify for the "new in 2" upgrade opportunity. For me, either way I'm breaking off and doing my own thing. It's time I got my own plan and stopped mooching off of my mom and sister's family plan.

(Read on for my long overdue rant about Verizon, but the post got derailed enough that I'm going to finish the real post in a second post)

Over the past 4 years we've been with Verizon I've grown to hate them. Actually, let me correct that. The first two years were great, but these past two have left me very bitter. The first phone I had was an LG VX6000. This was a great phone at the time. It probably looks familiar because they sold a mega-fuck-ton of them. The outer display was still a relatively new idea at that time if I recall correctly, or maybe just the idea of it being bright was. The phone was responsive, took pictures, and let me set those pictures as a welcome, home, and goodbye screen. As a side note I felt pretty sweet about using a picture of the front of my car when it was turning on, the side of the car as a home screen wallpaper, and the rear of the car as the shutting down picture. It was slim and the holster I had worked great, as did the wired headset.

Flash forward two years from then, and two years ago from now, and it was new phone time. The RAZR is the hottest thing out and Verizon had fairly recently gotten their hands on a model. I was shocked at the store to find out that my sister and I could both get new RAZRs for essentially free since, it was buy 1 get one free that day/week/whatever, and the first one only cost $50 or $100 that we could get a mail-in rebate to compensate us for. So I think it cost us the tax on $50 or $100. I was excited to have a cool, slim phone that had become so trendy.

My excitement didn't last long, and now I wish I hadn't had such RAZR envy. This phone is a piece of shit. Let me be more specific, because that blanket statement is a little unfair to Motorola. The Verizon V3c RAZR is a steaming pile of horse fuck. Verizon, in its infinite wisdom, has decided that the best way to do business is to lock you in with a 2 year contract (like every other blood-sucking cell service provider) and then pull an AOL and try to enclose you in their little world.

I would say the AOL problem was that AOL had a bunch of proprietary bullshit that got in the way. Verizon has the same problem. I appreciate what they are trying to do, but they are failing. In order for them to offer crap like VCast, and other crap, they load their own OS onto the phone instead of the one originally intended by the manufacturer. This was a serious fucking problem for the V3c. It might have been that the Verizon OS was demanding and that the RAZR was probably a little underpowered since it was so slim at the time of creation (which was at least a year or more before Verizon got their hands on it).

All I know is that Terry Schiavo was more responsive than this phone. I hit my contacts soft key, and wait a full one Mississippi, two Mississippi, before my contacts are displayed. Open your phone up right now and see how long it takes you. Is it instant or near instant? I thought so. That's how software on an embedded device is supposed to run. So basically I can think way faster than my phone can respond. For the most part I can just keep hitting inputs and it will catch up and do what I wanted (like if I want to call back the person I was just talking to I just hit send twice, and wait for it to work it out).

They locked out using Motorola Mobile Phone Tools, so you have to hack the thing to do basic stuff like backing up your contacts or putting your own self made ring tones on. Not to mention the fucking low battery indicator can eat my asshole. That fucking piece of shit will make an audible sound regardless of the ring mode you are in. If the phone is on, it will make an audible beep every 5 minutes or something. Fuck the Verizon RAZR, and fuck Verizon for not fixing it.

So BDR has had an identity crisis recently.

Some jerk who calls himself mcollins08 on Digg friended me recently on said website. Because of similarities I assumed a friend of the BDR crew had created himself a new user account on Digg.

Jesus fuck was I wrong!

Little did I know, I was about to enter a world of e-confusion. Recently I had a Digg story shouted to me by my new friend mcollins08, who I assumed was my friend in real life. I looked at the story, which pointed to a recently started blog I had never heard of that was criticizing Google for adding Google Adsense advertisements to YouTube pages.

As you know, I disagreed with the disappointed sentiment of the article. To make a longer story shorter, I also called the author an asshole in more words.

Upon closer examination of the Digg story, it suddenly appeared as though my friend had been the one to submit the story. The description and a comment left on the story by him seemed atypical of him, so then I began to wonder if this wasn't my friend, but actually a friend of a friend.

At one point I threw around the notion that it was my friend's younger brother, which I'm glad it turns out it wasn't. I would have felt bad about what I said about mcollins08 if it was indeed the little bother.

So basically I wanted to throw out for BDR that we got to the bottom of this mcollins08 horse shit, and that it really is some douche who we can feel no guilt about bashing.

I'm really pretty pissed that this guy friended me in the first place. I don't know if it's coincidence or not that he friended me. My personal belief is that he did a search for people with similar names, came across my friend, and then friended all of his friends.

Guess what dickhole? We aren't friends in any sense of the word. When will people stop obsessing with friend counts, and just use a social network to keep in touch with friends they do have or contact people they truly want to get to know?

Side note: DC101 (a DC Rock station) has been playing a commercial for the Poison Control hotline where they use a jingle to help you remember the number. Does this tactic ring a bell for fans of "The IT Crowd"? I'm trying to get a hold of the audio. At some point I'll be recording the live stream to my computer and just wait for the commercial to come on.

Mike brought a Digg story to my attention (not on the front page yet, and probably won't make it either) that points to the following blog post.

YouTube shows ADS!

First of all, I must have AdBlockPlus blocking it all because I don't see dick at YouTube. Second, even if I did, who the fuck is surprised. It's called synergy, why wouldn't they put the ads there?

This asshole is just some conspiracy douche who is hoping to generate blog traffic via a worthless story on Digg. The ads as shown in his screen shot aren't even that obtrusive. I think they should have gone with 2 instead of 4, but it's not a big deal.

So basically, this isn't a problem and I can't believe it has taken this long to start. If you don't like it, get an ad blocker dickbag.

Yesterday was a Google hate day, and today I have love.

We need to make quorums out of stuff like this, like they do on the Freakonmics blog. That's why I blogged it instead of emailing Mike directly. Speaking of Freakonmics, I need to complain about something. Why in fuck's name is their daily link post called "The FREAKest Links" instead of "The FREAKiest Links"? The links are supposed to be "freaky" not "freak".

God I miss ranting! This might become more frequent, but we all know from past experience it won't.

Edit:
I swear the submitter just changed names, because it wasn't Mike 2 minutes ago.

I'm now guessing that I just called one of his friends an asshole.

I still think the accusation feels like a conspiracy theory, and I'm surprised to see that Mike and I might be on different sides of the line on this one.

I just decided to take the time to read the official Google response to the possibility of Microsoft buying Yahoo!, and for fucks sake it was embarrassing.

It was so whinny. Come the fuck on. You are Google, and you own like half of the Internet. While you have been nothing but benevolent, don't act like you're a fucking midget company about to get stomped by a Shaq-sized merger.

Sure Microsoft is trying to take over the world, that's what they do. What else is new? Let's be honest, Yahoo! is nearly always 2 steps behind Google, and Microsoft is still riding the fact that it got such massive market share 10+ years back that it will be around for a long time because people just aren't that quick to abandon them.

Google basically got all passive aggressive. "Well Microsoft has been known to do illegal stuff and be a monopoly, and they will certainly use this as a way to take the Internet hostage, but if that's what you guys want it's cool, we're just sayin'."

That attitude caused me to lose some respect for Google. I really thought they were above crap like that.

At the end of the day I still love Google and despite whatever happens with Yahoo! and Microsoft, Google is going to be strong for a long time to come. I'm just really shocked at how much of a threat they feel this poses to them.

Maybe Mike would like to post a response entry (not a comment, a real post) detailing some real possibilities if this were to happen. I don't call out Mike because he has a vested interest in this, but simply because he has the closest ties to the Internet industry as I'm going to call it. As someone who breathes Internet on a daily basis he may have some interesting perspectives.

I received a wonderful package in the mail last night. Any guesses based on the post title?

My degrees. Yes plural, because they send me one for the BS, and one for the MS. Breaking down the meaning of the degree makes me chuckle every time. I interpret it as saying I'm a Master of the Science of Computer Engineering. A Master!

It blows my mind. I guess it shouldn't, I spent a lot of time and effort on this. Now it's manifested itself in a physical form...a piece of paper calling me a certified Master. When I look at it I think back to all of the classes, labs, and papers (well mostly lab write-ups really). I'm reminded of all of the problems I solved and interesting things I learned, as well as the not so interesting things.

This thought quickly passes as I move on to remember the more important part... the people. Consider this my thank you for an incredible journey. The people I met and good times we had have molded me into the person I am today and in the words of Less Than Jake; "I wouldn't have it any other way." I'm tempted to give shout-outs and mention specific memories, but that will only end in perceived exclusion by anyone I forget, and this is meant to generate love for the people that mean so much to me.

I miss you all, and I know I'll see most of you again because I can't stand the thought of not doing so. Do me a favor. Watch this YouTube of the music video for "Gainesville Rock City" by Less Than Jake. The song has a lot of meaning for me and encompasses the spirit of this post.

Less Than Jake - Gainesville Rock City

So there I was yesterday around 11am, rolling into GameStop. Why was I there? You damn sure should know, but I'm now getting the feeling you don't.

It was Guitar Hero III day. I'm thinking I was some lazy fuck for not dragging my ass out in the cold for the midnight launch, but when I get home and fire it up, who's playing?

Not a single person. I may only have three XBox live friends at the moment (Bean, John, and Scott), but the most recent any of them had been on was like 2 days ago.

I renewed my Live subscription and I'm ready to do battle. I'm on the last set of songs right now. I'd be done if the 7th set hadn't been such a bitch on hard. Fuck Slipknot, Queens of the Stone Age, and Muse for having pain in the dick songs that weren't even very fun to play.

And for John, "My Name Is Jonas" was fun.

The wireless guitar kicks ass. I've done that throw the guitar around your back and have it loop back in front of you move like 20 times. Some of which resulted in a minor blow to the head, but it was worth it. Do it with caution.

Paul, did you ever get a 360? Email me your gamer tag if you did. Mine's "Vati Man" because I refused to have numbers in my gamer tag.

Mike, in a dream last night, I was talking to Steve from Punchline, and he gave me his gamer tag so we could play Rock Band when it came out.

So the third episode of Big Dumb Podcast has failed twice, but I really really want to keep podcasting. I think it's sort of like I want to hop into the whole blogging thing, but written word doesn't do my personality justice. The only way for me to keep someones attention for realz is to speak.

So here's my first episode of The Andy Show. I hope to have guests in the future, so to my podcasting peeps, I'm not trying to ditch you, but this way there is no pressure on you and you can come and goes as you please. So for my non-podcasting peeps, this also presents a great oppertunity for you to get in on the action without it being weird.

Link:
The Andy Show Episode 1

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