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Nick Depalo podcast. Hey, a few people on Facebook, since Facebook has been the

news so much, what would them squelching anybody who thinks in a conservative

manner or leans right in their politics. I think now is a time for me to finally

engage Facebook after being haunted by my web guy for years to get more involved on

Facebook and a little complicated when you have like when you're a comedian or a musician

or an artist or somebody in the public figure, you have a public page and you have your personal

page and I guess with a personal page, I don't know much about it because I can't stand

any of this shit, you know how I am. I like Twitter, 140 characters or less, brevity

is the genius of Whitton. As somebody once said, see the Mark Twain or Mo Howard from the

Stooges. But I don't mind Twitter, even though Twitter is a cesspool because people are

anonymous on Twitter and that's why they just say, I ran this shit and stuff they would

say to your face, but it's still, I don't mind, you know, busting chops back and forth.

But Facebook, yeah, so over the past few days, I guess for years people have been, you know,

they have a friends request, you know, because I went over the 5,000 limit long time ago and

now I'm in the process of moving them over to my public page because I'm going to get rid

of the personal page eventually, blah, blah, blah, but it turns out, you know, I have

a ton of fans on Facebook that I've been ignoring or whatever, I don't understand any of it.

But I need my web guy and my wife to explain it to me. So, you know, I get a tap into that.

Again, the bottom line for me is putting asses in the seats and it's like, oh, great, you

got 100,000 people on Twitter, yeah, spread all over the planet. If I can get 10 of them

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