There's a man who he had the most unique power that I've ever even heard of.

But in the old days, you know what a Polaroid camera is, I mean, when they first came out,

they were a big deal, that you could actually develop the picture in the camera and you'd

have your picture in like 60 seconds. And that was a big, big deal. But he would aim the camera,

the lens of the camera at his third eye, you know, right in the middle of his forehead. And he could

take a picture of what he was thinking about. Bizarre at the very least. That doesn't make sense.

This guy, how he found out about this, this particular skill he had, I don't know. Rich knew him.

But one day he called me up, he said, you want to meet Ted Serios.

Sure, this is good. At the time I was doing a pretty fair amount of freelancing, I thought there's

got to be something I can do with this. And there was a big article about him in the Chicago Tribune

magazine many, many years ago that I never, that never had left my mind. So, so Rich set it up in

an interesting way. He said, we're going to go over to his place as apartment. We're going to,

we're going to find a drugstore in the neighborhood, which we did. He said, I'm going to wait in the

car. You go in, you find some Polaroid film. It doesn't matter. Whatever kind you can see in

there, pick like, pick the top box on the pile, pick the bottom box on the pile, pick the middle

box. I don't care. You're going to be in control of the film, which he was trying to make a point

for Ted. So, so I went in. I found the Polaroid film section. I said, okay, so I buy the film and we go

to visit Ted. And then he was, he just didn't always work this particular thing that he had, this

particular capability. He was so reluctant and he didn't even want to at first even meet with me and

try, but he gave it a try after we loaded in the film that I had purchased. But he had, he pressed

the camera and it was really hard and he had to think about it a really intense way. And then when

he was ready, click, you know, you would do it sort of backwards, you know, aiming right there. So

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