So, Mayo, we've had some problems with the roof on our house recently. We've had some water coming in.

And they say water is the enemy of the homeowner. The good news is, and the thing I've been very grateful about during all of this process is that we are renting. We don't own it in the house. So I just send a little message in the app and the company sends somebody out to fix it. And they came out last week and it was this older guy

and this younger guy. And the older guy, we have like a rooftop deck. So we were up on the deck

and he crawled under the stairs to like get under the deck and get under the stairs and see

what was happening. And he's down there and he's using the younger guy's iPhone as a flashlight

to like look around and see what's going on. And then he's like, all right, I the younger guy's iPhone as a flashlight to like look around

and see what's going on. And then he's like, all right, I need to take a picture of this. How do you

take a picture on this thing? And the younger guy goes, well, it's the new iPhone. So on the right

side, the bottom right side, there's a button. Just press the button and it'll take a picture.

Referring to the camera control, obviously.

Oh, it's so funny.

The first real-world instance of somebody bragging about the camera control that I'm seen.

I love that he had to ask, how do you take a picture on this thing?

Yeah, that too.

Even pre-camera control from the lock screen, there's a button on the screen for the camera.

You can swipe for the camera.

If the phone has a lot, you could open the camera app.

You know, there's a million different ways you could get to the camera app, but it's still

not ingrained in people's heads that all these options are here.

And now the phone has a physical camera button and not only is that kind of like an alien concept when

you can find Android phones going back a decade with dedicated camera buttons it's then

seems like a cool thing it's like wow there's a dedicated button to open the camera and

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