Today on the Zaid cast find out what happens when you make a taincy

little suggestion on Twitter about the game of soccer right in the middle of a

World Cup game.

Naturius J-A-Y joins me his take on the latest NBA free agent moves in a soft spot for Carmelo.

We got a rousing rendition of FTG and a reminder on why you must live like each day could be your last.

You got 45 minutes burning a hole in your pocket well buckle up and let's go.

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Here we go! Monday July 9 2018. Thank you for the download. As they say in

podcasting, let's do that podcast. Before we get to notorious Jay-Y, an

interesting story came my way via the New Yorker, by way of Apple News, by way of my phone,

by way of me taking a giant smash. Yes, yes. I read my phone while on the shitter.

Amazing, isn't it? I think I'm the only one who does that... Hold on, I'm being told. Oh, really? Lots. Okay then, I stand corrected. Maybe I'm not the only

one to do this. The story was about Tim Berners-Lee and what he hath wrought with the internet.

The internet is, by the way, like 40 years old. It started in the late 80s like 88 to 98 98

98 to 08 oh 8 the last 30 years hold on my math is not very good. 30 years old, maybe it's 30, whatever, it goes back, I think, you know, I know the internet is like 94.

That's kind of the internet for me.

And then we're talking talking it was around even earlier

than that in its most primitive form. Tim Berners-Lee not Al Gore basically

invented the internet.

And he talked about in this story all the things that made the early internet so exciting,

and how revolutionary it was, and just how free and open and wonderful it was.

And he's not wrong.

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