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Okay, I have got, I must get a pair of these new glasses between Facebook and Rayban.

They're on sale right now, they're almost $300, $299, I mean, you have the money, I don't,

but you have the money to get these.

They're called Rayban Stories.

You're gonna see them everywhere, they're gonna be sold in lens crafters, sunglasses,

ads, wherever Raybans are sold.

The frames feature two front facing cameras, and they're, you know, obviously for capturing

video and photos.

They sync with a companion camera roll app called Facebook View, where clips can be edited

and shared to other apps on your phone, not just Facebook's own.

There's a physical button on the glasses for recording, or you can say, hey Facebook,

take a video, that'll go over good, right in the middle of whatever you're doing, hey Facebook,

take a video, be awesome, be awesome, I have to have a pair of the Rayban Stories, they

are available everywhere, right now, as we speak, welcome, welcome to Twoing the Fat.

Okay, so I see where the Rayban glasses, actually they're saying this is a big partnership,

and we've talked about it before, where Facebook has been doing their studies on the glasses

with augmented reality, right, so you go from live, looking through your pair of glasses,

I'm looking at you, and then I could, you know, push a button or say, hey Facebook,

let me see the video I recorded 10 minutes ago, and they play it for you, but you have

a difficult time going back and forth between live and augmented reality, and it screws

up people's brains, they have a tough time.

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