Jared Polenfronos photo.com and this is the Daily Fro for Saturday, November 10th,

2018. The time now is 836 a.m. This is episode number 227, where I sit down sometime during

some days to share what's on my mind with you and you get to share what's on your mind

with me by calling or texting 267-4546376. I am in, where am I? I'm in Disney. I'm in Orlando.

I've been here since Tuesday because Nikon brought us down here to play with the Z6.

Set up a bunch of photo shoots, give us a lot of food, put us up at a great place,

take us through Disney with a VIP guest, a services person.

And I don't know, I stayed an extra day and a half just so that I could hang out in the nice weather

and not have to go home to the coldish,

rainy-ish weather that's happening in Philly. But also it's nice to sit by a pool and read for a while,

which is what I did a lot yesterday because that's what I wanted to do. Yeah. So here's something I

want to get into before going too far into just what we've been doing here is the proper etiquette for getting out or on to an elevator, which also translates to how to get properly onto a train or people leaving a door or a place.

And I've noticed this and I'm going to say generally speaking, the majority of the time

where this certain instance happens is it's foreigners to the United States.

And that's not saying that people in the United States don't fall into,

you know, citizens don't fall into the same thing. But this is it. I'm on the elevator going

down to the first floor. The first floor is the bottom floor, which means it's the bottom floor.

So I just rode the elevator down. I'm most likely not going to stay on the elevator and go back up.

So the doors open.

I'm alone in the elevator standing right in the middle of it.

And I go to step out.

There's two people right in front.

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