Jared Polinfronos photo.com and this is the Daily Fro for June 21st, 2018.

The time now is 1015 in the a.m. This is episode 136, where I sit down sometime during the day and share what's on my mind with you.

And you get to share what's on your mind with me by calling or texting 2674546376 and I want to thank everybody

who's been texting and calling leaving voicemails letting me know their book recommendations from a

couple of episodes ago but today as the title talks about somebody had $13,000 worth of gear go missing

and they're placing the blame squarely on somebody else.

They're pointing the fingers.

So I want to go over this story.

I did make a YouTube video about this, but I also wanted to talk about it more directly

to you guys who listen to the podcast because, well, I think this needs to be talked about.

So if you didn't see the story or see

the video yet on YouTube, Petapixel shared this yesterday and says photographer, American Airlines

lost my camera gear worth $13,000. So right now we know stuff from this photographer. Her name is

Michelle Frankfurter and she is a photographer

and she was flying on American airline and she says that she was forced to check her bags

her camera bag her roller bag her think tank roller and because of that it never showed up at her final destination as promised.

And yeah, so let me read you some of this stuff.

It says, I was traveling with a Red Cross producer, not that that matters, when we received

the text from AA at 4 a.m. that are connecting flight from Phoenix to Reagan International

Airport was canceled. The ticketing agent for American Airlines in Phoenix was able to book us

onto another flight to Chicago O'Hare and from O'Hare to DCA. But after flying into Chicago,

and this is from Petipixel, by the way, trying to board the connecting

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