So before I get into this Daily Fro, I tried using the new garage band that I guess it automatically

downloaded, and now it makes me sound like I'm in a room. That's terrible. So I'll have to ask

Stephen what's up or just use the old garage band because a new one isn't good. So if this

episode sounds a little off, I blame technology. Here's the show. Jared Pollen Fro's

photo.com. Welcome to the Daily Fro for April 28, 2018. The time now is 10.5 a.m. This is episode

number 89, where I share what is on my mind with you, and you can share what's on your mind with me by calling 267-45463-77 and leaving me a voicemail or sending me a text.

If it sounds like I have a cold, for some odd reason, all of a sudden I picked up a cold.

I'm going to try and beat the crap out of it, feed myself, get my protein,

get my vitamin Cs in there, and go work out so I can sweat this BS thing out because I'm not

happy about the fact that a cold has decided to show up. I don't like that. So I held off on

doing this last night because I want to wait until I'm putting up this particular video, which is going to happen today on Saturday, and it's a new project called Six Degrees.

Now, you may have heard me talk about Six Degrees in the past. It's where I spend a day or a little more or a little less with a subject.

And basically, it's just me and them, and I'm capturing candid moments of what's going

on. And then at the end of that, they get to tell me where I'm going to next or who I'm going

to photograph, which then dictates where I'm going in the world next. And it was a project I wanted

to do for 10 years and never started it. I think it was one of the first things I wanted to do.

It was an idea, but it wasn't ready.

Or I just didn't pull the trigger.

Or I didn't know enough people.

Not that it would have mattered that I didn't know enough people because it's about the networking, the networking effect.

That when one person tells another person, well, then you're in.

And also your work can speak for itself. But it happened. Starting in 2017, I made it happen, starting with Steve Weatherford of the

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