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The Indianapolis No Agenda (IndyNA) meetup was praised as one of the best in "Gitmo Nation," with Sir PBR Street Gang and Dame Trinity encouraging others to attend. The hosts emphasize the importance of meetups for building connections and "protection" within the community. A humorous note also addressed a letter sent to Adam Curry's house, which was jokingly blamed on Dvorak.
The corruption of movie review site Rotten Tomatoes is discussed, with claims that critics are paid to manipulate scores. Listeners are directed to the Daily Ratings podcast as a consistent, independent alternative. The segment also includes a birthday shout-out for Dame Trinity and a brief mention of PBR Street Gang's support for listener-funded radio.
Adam Curry presents a theory that President Obama's frequent use of the word "folks" is a coded message to the "Folk Nation" street gang in Chicago. He suggests the term is a form of "gang signs" delivered through presidential addresses. The hosts mockingly deconstruct a YouTube address, interpreting "taxes" as code for "the vig" or protection money.
