WFMU: Aerial View: Playlist from August 2, 2011

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	6:06pm hamburger: good evening evening
	6:08pm Smoke and Mirrors: Mirrors on the ceiling Pink champagne on ice We are all just prisoners here Of our own device
	6:10pm Procol Harum: As the celing flew away.
	6:12pm "One Person One Vote": Each house district is virtually identical in population.
	6:13pm Barry: I'm focused like a laser on jobs, always have been. Can't you tell?
	6:16pm ScottC: With the creation of this "Bipartisan Deficit Reduction Committee" that must return their recommendations for cuts by December for a "no amendment, up or down vote": has anybody noticed that this body will become our version of a Soviet Politburo?
	6:16pm Oedipa: I'm listening to you at work...thankful to have a job. But all my money goes to paying off my own personal debt ceiling.
	6:17pm dale: this is the wrong time for your show. everyone is stuck on a parkway or in a subway tunnel or on a train or walking to happy hour. move this show to 8:00 or 9:00 and the phones would light up! light up, i tell ya!
	6:17pm Danne D: this one I gotta listen too and not comment. I really have no words for what is going on these days.
	6:18pm him: the aaa rating is already gone
	6:20pm phillip: back to square one, another empire back fire! killing joke
	6:23pm Mike East: I have never not been caught in traffic on the L.I.E.
	6:31pm phillip: What will wake up America?
	6:32pm Math: Speaking of credit cards, 15 trillion in debt in a country of 300 million people makes $45,000 in governmental "credit card" debt for every human being in the country. That means close to $150,000 per average-size household (three people). Since the average household has a $50,000 annual income that we already have to support ourselves on, how are we ever going to pay that $150,000 per household off? 1. Repudiation ( = we just refuse to pay it) 2. Revolution ( = the government that incurred the debt no longer exists after that) 3. Inflation as in QE 1/2/3/etc. ( = we create money without economic expansion to support it, making the debt smaller because the dollar will be worth so much less after that)
	6:36pm Danne D: I agree - sleeping without stuff in your pockets is better. I've done that before and my car keeps end up jabbing me in the thighs.
	6:36pm Mike East: I think what he's saying is mo money = mo problems.
	6:37pm dale: i've got a friend who lived off credit cards. couldn't pay and never answered the phone that always rang from credit card company and then debt collector. he finally figured out that once the debt was sold he had no obligation to anyone. now he's defaulting on two other cards. i don't talk to him much anymore.
	6:37pm Danne D: Skeeter thinks misery loves company I guess.
	6:39pm Fredericks: Disaster distributes money downward.
	6:45pm alberto: off with their heads!!!!
	6:47pm phillip: The people are too entangled in lies, reality t.v., fear, and phony pop and hollywood stars to start a revolution
	6:47pm phillip: Oh, prescription drugs, and fast food too!
	6:49pm Danne D: I agree with Chris T on this. I sure hope all the Nutbaggers out there that are eligible for Social Security checks burn them as soon as they get them.
	6:50pm Math: Walter's a genius. Ask him for his solution.
	6:58pm Danne D: Good night folks. Always an interesting listen, Chris.
	6:59pm phillip: Good stuff Chris. Thanks
	7:01pm Sean Daily: Anyone know what that outro music was?

Aerial View: Playlist from August 2, 2011

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August 2, 2011: Under Pressure

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Listener comments!
	6:06pm hamburger: good evening evening
	6:08pm Smoke and Mirrors: Mirrors on the ceiling Pink champagne on ice We are all just prisoners here Of our own device
	6:10pm Procol Harum: As the celing flew away.
	6:12pm "One Person One Vote": Each house district is virtually identical in population.
	6:13pm Barry: I'm focused like a laser on jobs, always have been. Can't you tell?
	6:16pm ScottC: With the creation of this "Bipartisan Deficit Reduction Committee" that must return their recommendations for cuts by December for a "no amendment, up or down vote": has anybody noticed that this body will become our version of a Soviet Politburo?
	6:16pm Oedipa: I'm listening to you at work...thankful to have a job. But all my money goes to paying off my own personal debt ceiling.
	6:17pm dale: this is the wrong time for your show. everyone is stuck on a parkway or in a subway tunnel or on a train or walking to happy hour. move this show to 8:00 or 9:00 and the phones would light up! light up, i tell ya!
	6:17pm Danne D: this one I gotta listen too and not comment. I really have no words for what is going on these days.
	6:18pm him: the aaa rating is already gone
	6:20pm phillip: back to square one, another empire back fire! killing joke
	6:23pm Mike East: I have never not been caught in traffic on the L.I.E.
	6:31pm phillip: What will wake up America?
	6:32pm Math: Speaking of credit cards, 15 trillion in debt in a country of 300 million people makes $45,000 in governmental "credit card" debt for every human being in the country. That means close to $150,000 per average-size household (three people). Since the average household has a $50,000 annual income that we already have to support ourselves on, how are we ever going to pay that $150,000 per household off? 1. Repudiation ( = we just refuse to pay it) 2. Revolution ( = the government that incurred the debt no longer exists after that) 3. Inflation as in QE 1/2/3/etc. ( = we create money without economic expansion to support it, making the debt smaller because the dollar will be worth so much less after that)
	6:36pm Danne D: I agree - sleeping without stuff in your pockets is better. I've done that before and my car keeps end up jabbing me in the thighs.
	6:36pm Mike East: I think what he's saying is mo money = mo problems.
	6:37pm dale: i've got a friend who lived off credit cards. couldn't pay and never answered the phone that always rang from credit card company and then debt collector. he finally figured out that once the debt was sold he had no obligation to anyone. now he's defaulting on two other cards. i don't talk to him much anymore.
	6:37pm Danne D: Skeeter thinks misery loves company I guess.
	6:39pm Fredericks: Disaster distributes money downward.
	6:45pm alberto: off with their heads!!!!
	6:47pm phillip: The people are too entangled in lies, reality t.v., fear, and phony pop and hollywood stars to start a revolution
	6:47pm phillip: Oh, prescription drugs, and fast food too!
	6:49pm Danne D: I agree with Chris T on this. I sure hope all the Nutbaggers out there that are eligible for Social Security checks burn them as soon as they get them.
	6:50pm Math: Walter's a genius. Ask him for his solution.
	6:58pm Danne D: Good night folks. Always an interesting listen, Chris.
	6:59pm phillip: Good stuff Chris. Thanks
	7:01pm Sean Daily: Anyone know what that outro music was?

Aerial View: Playlist from August 2, 2011

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