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Search complete. 15 mentions across 10 episodes found for "Fax".

Sep 29, 2026

David BaxHOST
49:36
Yeah.
Tyler SmithHOST
49:37
Or or the idea of like in in almost famous words like, oh, man, we got this thing called Telefax.
Tyler SmithHOST
49:42
It's like it only takes like three hours a page.
Tyler SmithHOST
49:45
And we're and we're meant to laugh at that because like, oh, man, it goes so much faster.
Dre BaldwinHOST
27:25
If you want to reach him, you had to reach his assistant and then she would.
Dre BaldwinHOST
27:30
instruct you to send a fax, literally a fax, F-A-X, fax.
Dre BaldwinHOST
27:35
In fact, for those of you under 30, fax is not just a slang term for F-A-C-T-S. It's an actual machine.
Dre BaldwinHOST
27:41
It's called a fax machine where you can send messages and they would come through, like they would get printed out.
Dre BaldwinHOST
27:46
It was like you put something in your printer and it comes out in somebody else's printer.
Dre BaldwinHOST
27:49
It's the best way I can describe a fax machine if people don't know what it is.
Dre BaldwinHOST
27:52
His assistant, Dan Kennedy's assistant, would say, you got to send a fax to me with what you want.
Dre BaldwinHOST
27:57
And then Dan will respond every week.
Peter SokolowskiHOST
0:20
A facsimile is an exact copy of something.
Peter SokolowskiHOST
0:23
The word facsimile is also still sometimes used to refer to a system of transmitting and reproducing graphic matter, such as printed text or photos, though the word fax, F-A-X, is more common.
Peter SokolowskiHOST
0:37
Here's the word used in a sentence from Vogue: "The installation could be read as an invocation of Wildline Cadette's mother's Washington Heights apartment.
Peter SokolowskiHOST
0:48
'For Haitian families,' she says, 'the living room is a sacred place.' And yet this is no mere facsimile of a Haitian living room.
Peter SokolowskiHOST
0:21
A facsimile is an exact copy of something.
Peter SokolowskiHOST
0:24
The word facsimile is also still sometimes used to refer to a system of transmitting and reproducing graphic matter, such as printed text or photos, though the word fax, F-A-X, is more common.
Peter SokolowskiHOST
0:38
Here's the word used in a sentence from Vogue.
Peter SokolowskiHOST
0:41
"The installation could be read as an invocation of Wildline Cadette's mother's Washington Heights apartment.
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Sep 16 · 1 Mention

Dawn FlickingerNARRATOR
0:45
Your reader for today is Dawn Flickinger.
Dawn FlickingerNARRATOR
0:47
We'll start today's reading with the Merriam-Webster word of the day, facsimile, F-A-C-S-I-M-I-L-E, facsimile, it's a noun.
Dawn FlickingerNARRATOR
1:01
A facsimile is an exact copy of something.
Dawn FlickingerNARRATOR
1:04
The word facsimile is also still sometimes used to refer to a system of transmitting and reproducing graphic matter, such as printed text or photos, though the word fax is more common.
John BrownerHOST
53:34
You're right, Rigby, it's facts.
John BrownerHOST
53:36
But the AI won't let me put facts, F-A-X, facts.
John BrownerHOST
53:41
They don't... fact.
John BrownerHOST
53:43
They wa- they, they, they are proper.
Richard OgdenGUEST
21:26
So anyway, the point was, we were there to see them because they were going to come to England.
Richard OgdenGUEST
21:31
But whilst I was there, before I saw Black O, I got fired by Fax.
Richard OgdenGUEST
21:38
when Phil Carson, the fax was brand new.
Richard OgdenGUEST
21:41
So I reckon I was the first person ever to be fired by fax.
Chris JohnsonHOST
29:11
It's getting converted before it ever leaves my office to digi...
Chris JohnsonHOST
29:14
I actually have an app on my phone called Fax, and the part that's scary is for a week subscription, it's like $10 for a week's worth of usage.
Chris JohnsonHOST
29:25
And then I think about it and I'm like, remember back in the day when you paid per page to send a fax m- Like, we've come so far.
Chris JohnsonHOST
29:31
I can send as many pages as I want.
Samantha BradshawGUEST
22:03
Make it 1%.
Samantha BradshawGUEST
22:04
That's fine, right? Secondly, to pay you, or I think secondly to pay Faxer actually, and then third to pay you.
Samantha BradshawGUEST
22:10
And then what's left is your expense fund.
Samantha BradshawGUEST
22:14
Yeah.
ChristianHOST
25:54
I don't-
MarkHOST
25:54
Oh, so, so Fax was saying some stuff.
Bill O'DonnellHOST
25:57
Oh, yeah.
MarkHOST
25:57
And he was very like, "Jesus, I'm s- I'm just tired of this ultra-woke bullshit."

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