Hey there.

Hey there, Shopping May I'm here. Listen to another episode of the Shop Talk show. I'm Dave pointing my face another direction. Rupert with me, it's Chris Quay. Hey, Chris, how you doing? I feel like we can talk an hour about this. We're fixing to be a gear cast, dude. We are switching gear. It's now the gear cast. gear gear gear gear show okay yeah gear talk just for a

minute anyway because so this podcast is going to go to youtube probably it's not our primary thing

but you know more and more you hear people prefer youtube or whatever it's obviously a massive

platform we're never going to not have audio i'm committed to audio obviously i'm, it's obviously a massive platform. We're never going to not have audio. I'm committed to audio, obviously. I'm sure it's 90 plus or more percent of our listenership anyway. But it's getting easier and easier to publish to YouTube, and I think it's fun anyway. Gosh, darn it. Okay, that being said, this is going to go there. But I've been doing other video stuff.

I do some code pen video stuff.

I've been doing streaming lately, all this video.

Dave has a nice audio video set up too.

It's right now in the world of technology, cameras are not like built into the center of our monitors.

So for the most part, we're not looking at the camera when we're on video.

And it's a little weird.

I think really good video like this, like if you're shooting a TV show or something,

the host is looking at the camera.

At least they have it as an option.

I can do it right now.

Now I'm looking at the camera. I can do that,

but I think it's very awkward to talk for an hour in a room by myself staring at my camera lens.

I'm not going to do it, especially when we have, we're talking about computers and our computer

is in front of our face with our screen with all the interesting stuff on it is right in front of

our face. So we're looking at our screens, thus all this video is us looking at an angle.

I don't know how much people care. I think a little bit. I think the show would be more engaging

if we were staring at our camera the whole time. If I was looking at the eyeballs, right? Yeah, and it's just not going to happen. It's not going to happen. Unless technology puts a camera behind my screen, which I wouldn't rule out, but it's just not, it hasn't happened yet. So we have to make decisions. Dave, you just changed years up. You're now looking to the inline start block end of the screen for the bottom left,

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