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The end of this podcast. Yeah. We're going to take a cell. Her pictures are amazing. He was like, where did you? No, no. He said, where did you learn how to do yourself? He said, actually, Kim Kardashian. No, are you being serious? I don't expect that. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. I showed you. I showed this. But not, not yeah, but show you what she taught you. So she was teaching me duck face. Okay. And that time we were together. So she's like, here's how you do it. And she showed me. She has a light, this loomy light around her camera. It's right there. That's how the picture looked. Kim Kardashian taught you how to take selfies.

Yeah.

But your day to day. She's good at it. No, I mean, I'm assuming that she's brilliant. Because of family. Oh, oh. Oh, those are. All right. All right. Every time I've tried to take a phone, it looks like I'm using a Nokia 3210. Oh. That phone did not have a camera. That's what I was about to say.

I was like, I don't know why that image was even better for me because the Nokia 32 doesn't have a camera. Exactly. Well, why are they saying? My pictures look like there's someone with a sketchpad and, oh man. All right. You are so good at pictures. That's all four of them with their babysitter both at the same

you know i didn't know what to expect but you're not wrong no there they are yeah the the composition

that's them the lighting looking like a pile but where you're standing at pick pile see they love doing

that but we just put a sheet up behind us and took the sheet made of... And then you just jumped in. Yeah. Mm-hmm. Yeah. Yeah. Do you think the cameras are actually getting better on the phones? They're so good. The new camera on the eye, the new iPhone. Do you leave your phone portrait unlocked or locked? I let it decide whatever is going to do. Yeah, these are amazing computers. They're astonishing. No, I'm just always intrigued by which people keep it locked or keep it unlocked.

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