Beep. Hi, this is Stephen. I'm in Disney World and everything is great when you play with

Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck. Isn't it great, everybody? Okay, I'll be back next week. Beep.

That wasn't Stephen. If I, you know, if Stephen was really on the ball, he would have called and left a voicemail and been like, Jared, put this voicemail at the beginning of the episode.

But then on the flip side, he might understand that I don't know how to edit audio.

And so in that case, maybe that would be more difficult for me to edit it in audition.

But I'm going to do my best to make this sound good.

If it doesn't sound as good as normal, don't blame me, blame Stephen because he's off on vacation.

And it's his fault because he's the guy who knows how to do the audio and I'm just the guy who hits record and doesn't edit anything, which is interesting

because we do have an interview and by we, I sat and it's not even an interview. I sat and talked

with Vanessa Joy. She's always great to fill in when Stephen's not here. She has a lot to say.

We had a great conversation about the Lexar debacle only picking men. We had a great discussion

about these pop-up weddings where people feel that they can go do whatever they want,

wherever they want, even if it's private property. They feel like they're entitled to be able to

just pop up to do a wedding here. It's

okay. It's my wedding day. And I also have the Fuji X-106 right here that I've been shooting.

I took it to New York City, shot it around Philly, going to be shooting some bowling, just more

candid photojournalistic stuff, trying to use this camera as someone. Well, I can't say I'm trying

to use it as someone who, you know,

likes this camera would use it. I'm using it the way that I feel that works for me. Yes,

you have all the manual buttons and dials and stuff. I've gone ahead, and I'm not going to

give it the review right now because the Vanessa discussion was like 40 minutes long and it's

going to end up being a little

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