Take me out to the ball game.

Take me out to the crowd.

Hey, hey, you leave me alone. I'm allowed to shoot here. I got to pass.

Who do you think you are? I am. I am. It's baseball season.

And I'm gonna take whatever picture I want. So, Stephen, we're like a week

away. Actually, it is a week away from today that the Phillies have their home opener. Oh.

And that means baseball season. That means I go and take lots of baseball photos. Hopefully,

I'm still waiting on the pass. I think everybody's waiting on their pass right now. And even if it doesn't come, I'll probably get a temporary pass to go shoot

at least that first game or the first series. Do they do anything special for the first game in

terms of, you know, a good photo op? I mean, I think they announce, they probably announce all the players.

They probably do any fireworks or anything like that. No, it's a day game. It's a 3.30. I think it's a 3.30 game next Thursday. So I'll be,

I'll be leaving work at like after lunch to go hang out at the stadium early and,

and prep. I mean, I got to think about like, what is my goal this year when going to baseball

games? Yeah. I mean, last year, the fact that you could take

any lens, any new camera, anything, really that's new and test it out in a professional

environment as a working professional at a major MLB game. Yeah. So, I mean, last year, I get bored.

Like, I get bored. I don't think I stayed for an entire game until the playoffs.

It's rare that I'm going to stay for an entire game.

I mean, like I said, it really just became an opportunity to test out a new piece of

gear.

It wasn't really like you were covering the game.

It was like, hey, let me take a couple photos during an inning or two and then, you know,

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