From Relay FM, this is Upgrade Episode 406 today's show is brought to you by FitBud,

Bombus and Capital One. My name is Mike Hurley and I'm joined by Jason Snow. Hi Jason.

Hi Mike, how are you? I'm very well my friend, very well indeed. I have a hashtag

SnowTalk question for you. It comes from Nathan. Nathan wants to know, do you remember the first photo

you took with an iPhone? Well, I mean, the honest answer is no, but I looked it up. Yeah.

That's what I hoped you would do. Yeah. And so the answer is, and I have told the version of

this story before, I wrote my review of the original iPhone in a tent up in the mountains,

and I had to actually drive downhill in order to get a cellular connection so that I could send

my review back because we had no cell connection at the place where I was writing the review of the

iPhone, which was hilarious. So to get there, you've got to drive from the bay area up through the

through the the central valley and then up through the foothills and you get up into the mountains

and to the camp where we went. So I, Lauren drove that whole way and I sat in the passenger seat

and did as many things as I could do with the iPhone that required the cellular network as I

possibly could before we got up to the the high parts of the mountains where there was no cellular

connection. Along with that, I took a bunch of pictures and in fact, I found in my photo library,

a photo that is the earliest photo taken on an iPhone, it is marked as image underscore 002.

My guess is I took another image that was nothing or bad or didn't make any sense,

but all of the images starting there are of my family. It's my it's my son strapped in a car seat

and my wife driving and then my daughter sitting in the back seat. As we take our trip, my son's

got a sippy cup. There's a there's a picture of traffic out the front windshield. Perfect.

It is. So that's the first stuff I took for photos I took with the iPhone are all of my family

in the car driving to the place where we were going to camp for a week and then I was using that as

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