Jared Polan Froonos Photo.com and this is the Daily Fro for February 2nd, 2018,

and the time 1140 p.m. Now over the past couple of days and past couple of Daily Froes,

I've been asking you guys to call and leave voicemails and I will be playing a voicemail at the end of this episode from somebody who called in yesterday talking about time ticking away, which was part of the theme from the last episode that I did yesterday.

And I encourage you to stay till the very end after I sign off to listen to about a minute-ish phone call and and maybe the message will inspire you as well because something I said yesterday inspired them to go ahead and call me to let me know that they're going to make something happen and they're doing it now and they're not going to wait any longer. So I had calls come in from Hector, from Rodrigo, Thomas

Prettyman called again, Kyle from Bethlehem, PA, Jim from Detroit, and Rahim from Nigeria.

Now, if you'd like to call in, let me know what you think.

Give me some feedback about the Daily Fro.

Should I keep doing it?

Do you like it?

I'm gonna keep doing it.

That's what I'm gonna do.

I'm gonna keep going for it.

And I think I'm gonna do it seven days a week.

That is, I'm not gonna be like I'm gonna do it five days

and then the weekends are off. No, I'm going to sit here and talk to you guys and hopefully you listen.

And if you miss an episode, you'll listen to the next one as well.

But if you'd like to call in, the number is 267454-6-4-6-4-3-7.

That's 267-454-6-3-76. I encourage you to call. No matter what you have to say, let me hear you. Tell me what you think about the episode. Tell me, was I right, was I wrong? Do you agree? Do you disagree? Let's have this conversation and I'm going to single out people at the end. So at the very end of this episode, like I said,

you're going to get to hear one of the voicemail. So what I want to talk about today is that

this morning I traded in pretty much my dream lens. Yeah, I traded it in. I got rid of it. I

traded it in at Allen's camera. Mom and store, for anybody looking for one, you can actually

go in and trade gear, but that's not what I'm talking about. But what was the lens? It was a 302.8.

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