Wie de fck wint er altijd de Edisons?!

I'm Rick and today, Tom, Julia and I are chatting about something that affects all of us online.

It's about how websites work on your phone and computer.

Stick around, it's more interesting than it sounds.

Hey, you have to hear it.

I read something on NOS.

Oh no, Rick has read the whole NOS again.

No, but seriously, wait a minute.

What is it now?

The Edisons are being released today.

The Edisons?

What is that?

They're Dutch music prices, don't you know that?

Oh yes, I know that, but who wins then?

I don't know, but it's a big news, right?

For you, maybe.

Yeah, okay, seriously.

Yeah, I always think music prices are a bit weird.

How so rare?

Because I don't know anyone who always wins.

Yeah, yeah, that's right.

Or someone who wins 10 times.

Exactly.

Types Netherlands.

Types Netherlands?

That's what you always say.

Because it's always right.

But good.

Who knows?

The music industry itself, I think.

So the industry itself is logical.

If you say so.

No, that's overall, right?

Yeah, but right.

A bit weird.

Wait, there's also something else.

Oh, what then?

Higher growth in the skiing party in Zwijndrecht.

Oh, that's serious, right?

Zwijndrecht.

That was a time you read, right?

Yeah, that was real.

Really disgusting.

Mm-hm, I understand that that's still in the right bank.

How long does it take?

Some years, right?

Really long.

Yeah, the system is long, right?

But it has to go well, I understand.

Yeah, that's right.

Not bad, but very good.

Exactly.

Better long, better than fast and fast.

Okay, now you're a writer.

Thank you.

But the Edison's then.

Are you going to watch it from tomorrow?

I?

No, yo.

I read it tomorrow on NOS.

Of course, I never watch it.

He reads it alone.

That's also a kind of sleep.

It's not sleep, it's interested.

Yeah, yeah, interested.

Okay.

You read every day three hours a day, Rick.

That's not true.

Sometimes it's only two hours.

Oh, but then it's okay.

Well, yeah, someone has to keep the news.

And that's you.

Exactly.

Do you want a coffee?

Because I'm going to pack.

Yeah, go ahead.

And then I'll tell you about my next article.

No.

Grab you. Maybe.

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