WFMU: destination: OUT with Jeff Golick: Playlist from February 16, 2015

Listener comments!
	11:59am kat330: @Jeff G'afternoon to you and to all in attendance!
	12:00pm doca: Hi all on this unnamed carnival monday
	12:02pm kat330: Our neck of the woods is getting its first proper snowfall of the winter, perhaps even a whopping 5"-6" when it's all over. So, of course, there is a local hysteria interrupting all media to claim a state of emergency. Can only imagine how the February sweeps fear mongers are doling it out up New England way.
	12:09pm trs: Layered like a cake, here, in wool, fleece.and warm blood shaken up periodically for kicks and more warmth.. Pretty sure I heard 'coldest on record' in the news.
	12:09pm Jeff J: Hey Kat330 and Doca! Glad to have you here with us! Being in NC, I totally understand crazy snow hysteria, Kat330. Everything shuts down here at the thought of it.
	12:09pm Jeff J: Hey TRS! Hope the music warms things up a bit.
	🥁 12:10pm Doug Schulkind: One of my all-time favorite albums.
	12:10pm listener james from westwood: in from the start, but will be in & out w/ work today. glad to have you both along!
	12:12pm kat330: Hi, Jeff J! Guess I never realized you are in NC. Asheville area? We spent some great vacation time there a couple summers back.
	12:13pm Jeff J: Doug - one of ours, too! So many of those JCOA albums are top notch. Hey Listener James! Glad to have you here. Good luck with the work.
	🥁 12:13pm Doug Schulkind: It was -6°F here this morning. School was cancelled. My Chicago-born wife is just hooting that the absurdity.
	12:14pm Jeff J: Hey Kat330 - I'm in Charlotte. A couple of hours from Asheville, which is a lovely town for sure.
	12:17pm doca: Winter must seem like it's never going to pass during this time over theme
	12:20pm kat330: @Doug: Yes, and with my husband from Finland, the absurdity is tripled. He went in to his office early today because he figures they'll close up early and force everyone to go home (without pay, of course).
	12:27pm Lore: Count me in as another big fan of this Thornton record. Thanks for spotlighting it --- been too long since I've spun it!
	12:29pm glenn: six days until pitchers and catchers report. spring is on the way, baby.
	12:32pm trs: Yeah. It's in the light.
	12:37pm glenn: the reason they cancel school, especially in rural areas, is because they don't want the kiddies freezing to death while waiting for a bus which may never show up.
	12:38pm kat330: @glenn: www.newyorker.com...
	12:39pm kat330: The caption for that one is: "I just want to apologize beforehand if you miss." Not only is there an obvious spelling error in it, the notion all Canadians are super kind has been dispelled by your wry presence over the years here. ;)
	🥁 12:42pm duke: Hello D:O
	12:43pm kat330: Ahhh, was just thinking this set could use some TB -- thank you Jeffs!
	🥁 12:48pm duke: This Riley Walker cut is kind of Tim Buckley like.
	12:48pm Jeff J: A method to our madness, Duke...
	12:48pm doca: Hey, guys, let me ask you something: is NYC too expensive on a day to day basis as a tourist? Like how much money would I usually spend getting around, seeing things and eating?
	12:48pm kat330: @duke: Yes, that rolling, rambling sort of rhythm.
	12:49pm Jeff J: The other cuts on this album touch on other influences.
	12:49pm doca: @duke: That's true.
	12:50pm kat330: And the vibes, too.
	12:51pm glenn: we whack back.
	12:53pm kat330: The cartoonist really should have spelled it "apologise" though. Wonder if some over-eager copy editor did that -- or spell check.
	🥁 12:54pm duke: @doca a lot depends on what you want to eat and what you want to see. You can get good food cheaply if you stay away from fancy places. Hotel accommodations in NYC tend to be higher than most places. Lonely Planet gives a good breakdown www.lonelyplanet.com...
	12:55pm trs: Because all Canadian english is derived from somewhere else?
	12:55pm Dean: And stay away from Downtown Music Gallery if budget is critical.
	12:57pm kat330: This music is ideal for sitting comfy inside while a gentle snow is coming down outside. Again, thanks, guys.
	12:59pm glenn: apologize is the right spelling.
	1:00pm Jeff Golick: re NYC visit: Met Museum's suggested donation is $25. They will, however, accept any amount,
	1:00pm kat330: Really? Hm, wonder then why I've seen British spellings used routinely up in the north country?
	1:00pm doca: @Dean: wow I know this place! I guess it's better if I don't visit it. @Duke: Thanks! I'm expecting to eat a lot on the street and I'm going to visit a friend, so accommodations won't (I hope) be a big issue. I'm asking because I was waiting for dollar price to go down, but it isn't. Also, I "coincidentally" booked my trip at around the record fair, so I'll probably need to bring extra money for it.
	1:01pm glenn: Apologise vs. apologize Apologize is the preferred spelling in American and Canadian English, and apologise is preferred in varieties of English from outside North America. This is the case despite the fact that apologize is the original form and was once standard even in British English (and is still used by some British publishers). Traditionally, verbs whose roots have origins in Greek take the -ize suffix, and apology is of Greek origin, so it took -ize when it first came to English in the 16th century. Apologise emerged as a variant fairly early in the word’s history, but it only recently became the preferred spelling outside North America, possibly due to a mistaken belief that apologize is the American spelling and hence to be avoided. A similar trend has guided the recent evolution of the traditional realize into the newer realise in varieties of English from outside North America.
	1:01pm Dean: Then there's "sorrify."
	1:02pm Jeff Golick: @glenn: you forgot ::drops mic::
	1:04pm glenn: -defintion - that which comes before an apology?
	1:04pm kat330: Shows to go you learn something new every day. Or some several things.
	🥁 1:05pm duke: @doca if you're going to the record fair bring LOTS of extra money
	1:07pm doca: @duke: Hahah maybe it is better if I don't bring too much extra money as a way of saving/torturing myself.
	1:11pm doca: Beautiful set indeed, by the way. It's been a while I don't listen to Bill Fay.
	1:11pm Rich in Washington: Happy Prez Day, Jeff and Jeff! Greetings, fellow Destination Outniks!
	1:15pm listener james from westwood: doca: The WFMU merch table at the Record Fair should have a Square-equipped iPad so you can use a credit card to load up on FMU T-shirts and knick-knacks and save yr folding money for the record tables.
	1:18pm kat330: Re: the mic break comments: Funny, I was just thinking how much better some of the tracks in that set would have sounded with female vocals (esp. the Jansch).
	1:26pm Jeff J: Kat330 - Jansch's vocal on the original 1966 version is more effective, I'd say. And hey, we did spare you Robbie Basho's vocals!
	1:26pm doca: @LJFW: That's good to know. Obviously I dream of LPs, but I think my money should go first into food and getting to know the city (should it? really?). I need to make a median estimate of my expenses, which will obviously be blown away at first minute. But thanks!
	1:28pm kat330: @Jeff J: Ha! I'm still trying to understand why pretty women's voices are dubbed "twee," yet Tim or Jeff Buckley's far less likely to be described that way. Or Rufus Wainwright -- I mean, how "twee" can you get?
	1:29pm doca: I've just seen that Lotte Anker also released a squid-named album, "Squid police". I'm wondering whats the meaning of the combination between new jazz and squids.
	1:30pm Jeff J: Fair point, for sure. I don't think Vashti's singing is twee as much as the instrumentation on that record. Lots of twee male singers for sure, as you note. And twee not necessarily a knock, of course.
	1:30pm Jeff J: @Doca - Squid Police was a cult comic book series from the 1980s. Maybe a reference to that?
	1:32pm doca: @Jeff J: Really? Maybe!
	1:32pm kat330: Well, Jeff G made it sound like a knock. :) If about the instrumentation, yes, then, I get very annoyed with over sentimentality in arrangements, especially violins.
	1:32pm Jeff Golick: That Squid Police record is good! We should play that one soon... Also: squid are cool.
	1:33pm trs: Enjoyed the left turn and all the other music, today, as I mosey on. Er, out? Thanks for the light and warmth, J's.
	1:36pm kat330: The cello, OTOH ... the human male voice for me.
	1:40pm doca: A beautiful album cover on this one too www.allaboutjazz.com...
	🥁 1:41pm duke: I'm going to guess that this Daine Moser is not the same one who was on Stratrek
	1:41pm kat330: Obrigada, doca.
	1:41pm doca: Mark Dresser, Marty Ehrlich and Gerry Hemingway. I was going to say there's something like John Zorn's soundtrack albums.
	🥁 1:42pm duke: too mispelings in my last mesage
	1:43pm kat330: And one in that one ;)
	1:43pm kat330: I mean, too -- two.
	1:46pm doca: Stellar group on this one too. Always impressive what age DOESN'T do on jazz folks.
	1:48pm glenn: three.
	1:49pm kat330: Four: Too + two.
	🥁 1:51pm duke: six: to + too + two
	1:52pm Jeff Golick: eight: who do we appreciate? A: Roscoe Mitchell.
	1:52pm doca: That's not so simple, @duke: www.deathandtaxesmag.com... (courtesy of Jeff G.)
	1:52pm Stanley: Gaylord has a good one as his playlist header: "There are two errors in this this freeform radio program description"
	1:54pm kat330: Got our taxes completed yesterday, so only death to look forward to. This time, doca, no "obrigada" for the muscle porn. Ewwwww.
	1:55pm doca: @kat: Jeff G. can confirm that two bodybuilders arguing about how many days there are in the week is not only mindblowing but also redefines the rules of logic and mathematics
	1:56pm Jeff Golick: truly mind- boggling, @doca
	1:56pm Uncle Michael: Howdy.
	1:56pm doca: @kat: But a thorough reading for someone who just completed taxes yesterday, so it's cool.
	1:56pm kat330: I didn't stay to read the item because that body was torture to look at for me.
	1:57pm doca: I just used a word incorrectly over there. @kat: Yeah I can't stand that pic. He even looks like Leslie Nielsen to make things worse.
	🥁 1:57pm duke: @doca I could never be a bodybuilder. The math is just too hard.
	🥁 1:57pm Doug Schulkind: OK, this is gorgeous.
	🥁 1:58pm duke: Yes, This whole set is gorgeous
	1:58pm listener james from westwood: lovely stuff, gents! thanks most kindly for bringing the heat today!
	🥁 1:59pm Doug Schulkind: Thanks, Jeff, and thanks, Jeff. May all your squids be celestial!
	2:00pm glenn: it's more an indictment of people being unable or unwilling to admit they're wrong than an indictment of people's math abilities.
	2:00pm doca: Thanks, Jeff G. and Jeff J, what a great show and what a beautiful last set.
	🥁 2:01pm duke: Thanks Jeffs. Wonderful show
	2:01pm glenn: or as tom petty once said -"no, i won't back down".
	2:02pm doca: You're right, @glenn, but it's amazing how much further they can take that one simple question (and their stubbornness at holding they're points of view).
	2:04pm glenn: it's amazing how many times i want to reach through my computer screen and smack somebody in the head.
	2:04pm doca: *their. I'm also full of mispellings(?) today.
	2:05pm glenn: oh, and speaking of, arod became a yankee eleven years ago today.
	2:05pm glenn: or is that a-rod?
	2:05pm Jeff J: Thanks all!

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February 16, 2015: Squidward!

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Comments	Approx. start time
Roscoe Mitchell	Tatas-Matoes "Tatas-Matoes" by "Roscoe Mitchell"	Congliptious	Nessa	1968
Music behind DJ: Sun Ra	The Perfect Man "The Perfect Man" by "Sun Ra"	The Singles				0:02:36 (Pop-up)
Clifford Thornton & the Jazz Composer's Orchestra	Ogún Bára	Gardens of Harlem	JCOA	1975		0:05:51 (Pop-up)
Clifford Thornton & the Jazz Composer's Orchestra	O Desayo	Gardens of Harlem	JCOA	1975		0:11:25 (Pop-up)
Clifford Thornton & the Jazz Composer's Orchestra	Agbadzá	Gardens of Harlem	JCOA	1975		0:19:02 (Pop-up)
Clifford Thornton & the Jazz Composer's Orchestra	Changó Obarí	Gardens of Harlem	JCOA	1975		0:28:40 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: itsnotyouitsme	A Moment for Nick Drake	Walled Gardens	New Amsterdam Records	2008		0:33:37 (Pop-up)
Vashti Bunyan	Come Wind Come Rain	Just Another Diamond Day		1970		0:37:48 (Pop-up)
Nick Drake	Bird Flew By "Bird Flew By" by "Nick Drake"	Family Tree		2007		0:39:17 (Pop-up)
Tim Buckley	I Must Have Been Blind	Blue Afternoon	Straight	1969		0:42:09 (Pop-up)
Ryley Walker	Summer Dress "Summer Dress" by "Ryley Walker"	Primrose Green	Dead Oceans	2015		0:45:49 (Pop-up)
John Renbourne	Forty-Eight "Forty-Eight" by "John Renbourne"	Sir John Alot Of Merrie Englandes Musyk Thyng & Ye Grene Knyghte	Transatlantic	1968		0:50:55 (Pop-up)
Robbie Basho	Venus in Cancer "Venus in Cancer" by "Robbie Basho"	Venus in Cancer	Blue Thumb	1970		0:54:42 (Pop-up)
Lloyd Cheechoo	James Bay "James Bay" by "Lloyd Cheechoo"	Native North America (Vol. 1) (Aboriginal Folk, Rock, And Country 1966-1985)	Light in the Attic	2014		1:03:17 (Pop-up)
Big Star	The India Song "The India Song" by "Big Star"	#1 Record	Ardent	1972		1:06:25 (Pop-up)
Bill Fay	Be Not So Fearful "Be Not So Fearful" by "Bill Fay"	From The Bottom Of An Old Grandfather Clock	Wooden Hill	2004	A collection of demos and outtakes 1966-1970	1:08:49 (Pop-up)
Bert Jansch	Needle of Death "Needle of Death" by "Bert Jansch"	L.A. Turnaround	Virgin	1974		1:11:52 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Chaz Jankel	To Woo Lady Kong "To Woo Lady Kong" by "Chaz Jankel"					1:14:45 (Pop-up)
Henry Kaiser & Ray Russell	The Celestial Squid	The Celestial Squid	Cuneiform	2015		1:22:05 (Pop-up)
Diane Moser Quintet	When Love Is No Longer	Music for the Last Flower	Diane Moser	2015		1:34:19 (Pop-up)
Jack DeJohnette	Leave Don't Go Away	Made in Chicago	ECM	2015	featuring Muhal Richard Abrams, Henry Threadgill, Roscoe Mitchell, and Larry Gray	1:42:34 (Pop-up)
Chris Lightcap's Bigmouth	Arthur Avenue	Epicenter	Clean Feed	2015		1:52:52 (Pop-up)
Music behind DJ: Dudu Pukwana & Spear	Flute Music "Flute Music" by "Dudu Pukwana & Spear"	Flute Music	Caroline	1975		1:59:27 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	11:59am kat330: @Jeff G'afternoon to you and to all in attendance!
	12:00pm doca: Hi all on this unnamed carnival monday
	12:02pm kat330: Our neck of the woods is getting its first proper snowfall of the winter, perhaps even a whopping 5"-6" when it's all over. So, of course, there is a local hysteria interrupting all media to claim a state of emergency. Can only imagine how the February sweeps fear mongers are doling it out up New England way.
	12:09pm trs: Layered like a cake, here, in wool, fleece.and warm blood shaken up periodically for kicks and more warmth.. Pretty sure I heard 'coldest on record' in the news.
	12:09pm Jeff J: Hey Kat330 and Doca! Glad to have you here with us! Being in NC, I totally understand crazy snow hysteria, Kat330. Everything shuts down here at the thought of it.
	12:09pm Jeff J: Hey TRS! Hope the music warms things up a bit.
	🥁 12:10pm Doug Schulkind: One of my all-time favorite albums.
	12:10pm listener james from westwood: in from the start, but will be in & out w/ work today. glad to have you both along!
	12:12pm kat330: Hi, Jeff J! Guess I never realized you are in NC. Asheville area? We spent some great vacation time there a couple summers back.
	12:13pm Jeff J: Doug - one of ours, too! So many of those JCOA albums are top notch. Hey Listener James! Glad to have you here. Good luck with the work.
	🥁 12:13pm Doug Schulkind: It was -6°F here this morning. School was cancelled. My Chicago-born wife is just hooting that the absurdity.
	12:14pm Jeff J: Hey Kat330 - I'm in Charlotte. A couple of hours from Asheville, which is a lovely town for sure.
	12:17pm doca: Winter must seem like it's never going to pass during this time over theme
	12:20pm kat330: @Doug: Yes, and with my husband from Finland, the absurdity is tripled. He went in to his office early today because he figures they'll close up early and force everyone to go home (without pay, of course).
	12:27pm Lore: Count me in as another big fan of this Thornton record. Thanks for spotlighting it --- been too long since I've spun it!
	12:29pm glenn: six days until pitchers and catchers report. spring is on the way, baby.
	12:32pm trs: Yeah. It's in the light.
	12:37pm glenn: the reason they cancel school, especially in rural areas, is because they don't want the kiddies freezing to death while waiting for a bus which may never show up.
	12:38pm kat330: @glenn: www.newyorker.com...
	12:39pm kat330: The caption for that one is: "I just want to apologize beforehand if you miss." Not only is there an obvious spelling error in it, the notion all Canadians are super kind has been dispelled by your wry presence over the years here. ;)
	🥁 12:42pm duke: Hello D:O
	12:43pm kat330: Ahhh, was just thinking this set could use some TB -- thank you Jeffs!
	🥁 12:48pm duke: This Riley Walker cut is kind of Tim Buckley like.
	12:48pm Jeff J: A method to our madness, Duke...
	12:48pm doca: Hey, guys, let me ask you something: is NYC too expensive on a day to day basis as a tourist? Like how much money would I usually spend getting around, seeing things and eating?
	12:48pm kat330: @duke: Yes, that rolling, rambling sort of rhythm.
	12:49pm Jeff J: The other cuts on this album touch on other influences.
	12:49pm doca: @duke: That's true.
	12:50pm kat330: And the vibes, too.
	12:51pm glenn: we whack back.
	12:53pm kat330: The cartoonist really should have spelled it "apologise" though. Wonder if some over-eager copy editor did that -- or spell check.
	🥁 12:54pm duke: @doca a lot depends on what you want to eat and what you want to see. You can get good food cheaply if you stay away from fancy places. Hotel accommodations in NYC tend to be higher than most places. Lonely Planet gives a good breakdown www.lonelyplanet.com...
	12:55pm trs: Because all Canadian english is derived from somewhere else?
	12:55pm Dean: And stay away from Downtown Music Gallery if budget is critical.
	12:57pm kat330: This music is ideal for sitting comfy inside while a gentle snow is coming down outside. Again, thanks, guys.
	12:59pm glenn: apologize is the right spelling.
	1:00pm Jeff Golick: re NYC visit: Met Museum's suggested donation is $25. They will, however, accept any amount,
	1:00pm kat330: Really? Hm, wonder then why I've seen British spellings used routinely up in the north country?
	1:00pm doca: @Dean: wow I know this place! I guess it's better if I don't visit it. @Duke: Thanks! I'm expecting to eat a lot on the street and I'm going to visit a friend, so accommodations won't (I hope) be a big issue. I'm asking because I was waiting for dollar price to go down, but it isn't. Also, I "coincidentally" booked my trip at around the record fair, so I'll probably need to bring extra money for it.
	1:01pm glenn: Apologise vs. apologize Apologize is the preferred spelling in American and Canadian English, and apologise is preferred in varieties of English from outside North America. This is the case despite the fact that apologize is the original form and was once standard even in British English (and is still used by some British publishers). Traditionally, verbs whose roots have origins in Greek take the -ize suffix, and apology is of Greek origin, so it took -ize when it first came to English in the 16th century. Apologise emerged as a variant fairly early in the word’s history, but it only recently became the preferred spelling outside North America, possibly due to a mistaken belief that apologize is the American spelling and hence to be avoided. A similar trend has guided the recent evolution of the traditional realize into the newer realise in varieties of English from outside North America.
	1:01pm Dean: Then there's "sorrify."
	1:02pm Jeff Golick: @glenn: you forgot ::drops mic::
	1:04pm glenn: -defintion - that which comes before an apology?
	1:04pm kat330: Shows to go you learn something new every day. Or some several things.
	🥁 1:05pm duke: @doca if you're going to the record fair bring LOTS of extra money
	1:07pm doca: @duke: Hahah maybe it is better if I don't bring too much extra money as a way of saving/torturing myself.
	1:11pm doca: Beautiful set indeed, by the way. It's been a while I don't listen to Bill Fay.
	1:11pm Rich in Washington: Happy Prez Day, Jeff and Jeff! Greetings, fellow Destination Outniks!
	1:15pm listener james from westwood: doca: The WFMU merch table at the Record Fair should have a Square-equipped iPad so you can use a credit card to load up on FMU T-shirts and knick-knacks and save yr folding money for the record tables.
	1:18pm kat330: Re: the mic break comments: Funny, I was just thinking how much better some of the tracks in that set would have sounded with female vocals (esp. the Jansch).
	1:26pm Jeff J: Kat330 - Jansch's vocal on the original 1966 version is more effective, I'd say. And hey, we did spare you Robbie Basho's vocals!
	1:26pm doca: @LJFW: That's good to know. Obviously I dream of LPs, but I think my money should go first into food and getting to know the city (should it? really?). I need to make a median estimate of my expenses, which will obviously be blown away at first minute. But thanks!
	1:28pm kat330: @Jeff J: Ha! I'm still trying to understand why pretty women's voices are dubbed "twee," yet Tim or Jeff Buckley's far less likely to be described that way. Or Rufus Wainwright -- I mean, how "twee" can you get?
	1:29pm doca: I've just seen that Lotte Anker also released a squid-named album, "Squid police". I'm wondering whats the meaning of the combination between new jazz and squids.
	1:30pm Jeff J: Fair point, for sure. I don't think Vashti's singing is twee as much as the instrumentation on that record. Lots of twee male singers for sure, as you note. And twee not necessarily a knock, of course.
	1:30pm Jeff J: @Doca - Squid Police was a cult comic book series from the 1980s. Maybe a reference to that?
	1:32pm doca: @Jeff J: Really? Maybe!
	1:32pm kat330: Well, Jeff G made it sound like a knock. :) If about the instrumentation, yes, then, I get very annoyed with over sentimentality in arrangements, especially violins.
	1:32pm Jeff Golick: That Squid Police record is good! We should play that one soon... Also: squid are cool.
	1:33pm trs: Enjoyed the left turn and all the other music, today, as I mosey on. Er, out? Thanks for the light and warmth, J's.
	1:36pm kat330: The cello, OTOH ... the human male voice for me.
	1:40pm doca: A beautiful album cover on this one too www.allaboutjazz.com...
	🥁 1:41pm duke: I'm going to guess that this Daine Moser is not the same one who was on Stratrek
	1:41pm kat330: Obrigada, doca.
	1:41pm doca: Mark Dresser, Marty Ehrlich and Gerry Hemingway. I was going to say there's something like John Zorn's soundtrack albums.
	🥁 1:42pm duke: too mispelings in my last mesage
	1:43pm kat330: And one in that one ;)
	1:43pm kat330: I mean, too -- two.
	1:46pm doca: Stellar group on this one too. Always impressive what age DOESN'T do on jazz folks.
	1:48pm glenn: three.
	1:49pm kat330: Four: Too + two.
	🥁 1:51pm duke: six: to + too + two
	1:52pm Jeff Golick: eight: who do we appreciate? A: Roscoe Mitchell.
	1:52pm doca: That's not so simple, @duke: www.deathandtaxesmag.com... (courtesy of Jeff G.)
	1:52pm Stanley: Gaylord has a good one as his playlist header: "There are two errors in this this freeform radio program description"
	1:54pm kat330: Got our taxes completed yesterday, so only death to look forward to. This time, doca, no "obrigada" for the muscle porn. Ewwwww.
	1:55pm doca: @kat: Jeff G. can confirm that two bodybuilders arguing about how many days there are in the week is not only mindblowing but also redefines the rules of logic and mathematics
	1:56pm Jeff Golick: truly mind- boggling, @doca
	1:56pm Uncle Michael: Howdy.
	1:56pm doca: @kat: But a thorough reading for someone who just completed taxes yesterday, so it's cool.
	1:56pm kat330: I didn't stay to read the item because that body was torture to look at for me.
	1:57pm doca: I just used a word incorrectly over there. @kat: Yeah I can't stand that pic. He even looks like Leslie Nielsen to make things worse.
	🥁 1:57pm duke: @doca I could never be a bodybuilder. The math is just too hard.
	🥁 1:57pm Doug Schulkind: OK, this is gorgeous.
	🥁 1:58pm duke: Yes, This whole set is gorgeous
	1:58pm listener james from westwood: lovely stuff, gents! thanks most kindly for bringing the heat today!
	🥁 1:59pm Doug Schulkind: Thanks, Jeff, and thanks, Jeff. May all your squids be celestial!
	2:00pm glenn: it's more an indictment of people being unable or unwilling to admit they're wrong than an indictment of people's math abilities.
	2:00pm doca: Thanks, Jeff G. and Jeff J, what a great show and what a beautiful last set.
	🥁 2:01pm duke: Thanks Jeffs. Wonderful show
	2:01pm glenn: or as tom petty once said -"no, i won't back down".
	2:02pm doca: You're right, @glenn, but it's amazing how much further they can take that one simple question (and their stubbornness at holding they're points of view).
	2:04pm glenn: it's amazing how many times i want to reach through my computer screen and smack somebody in the head.
	2:04pm doca: *their. I'm also full of mispellings(?) today.
	2:05pm glenn: oh, and speaking of, arod became a yankee eleven years ago today.
	2:05pm glenn: or is that a-rod?
	2:05pm Jeff J: Thanks all!

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