Oh, man, Stephen. There's so much to talk about today about Sony. Oh, boy. Beep, beep,

beep in reverse. So obviously we have a lot to talk about today in regards to Sony and their

brand new R1, no, RX1R3. I can't, I just don't understand the naming. It's quite a mouthful. Yeah,

that name is a little tough. I always get it confused with like the RX 100 line. Do you know what else

is a mouthful, Stephen? WNBC. That's such a good scene. Yeah, we have a lot to talk about

with the Sony thing. That is going to be our big story, which we will get to because we have a lot of details and information to go into as well as thoughts because it's a lot about thoughts and prayers when it comes to the brand new Sony camera. But to kick this off, let's do a boot camp review real fast. The boot camp, the latest one,

was here on Sunday. And it was a sold out boot camp with 18 people. We brought in three models,

plus a special secret model that brought another model and a secret car, which was really good.

And you had to be here to know what that is. You get a model. You get a model. You get a model.

Look under your seats, everyone. The whole point was to try and get, you know, extra models so that it

keeps people's interest and also spread people around so everybody's not clumping around fighting for

photos. Do you have people that tend to take too long with models? Like, you know, they spend

20 minutes with one model or something like that? No, I think the problem is too many people just

try to clump around in a circle like you always see at a photo walk instead of taking charge

and being like, you know what? Hey, model, I'm going to work with you right now. And then everybody

else could be not, but, but within reason, right?

You can still take photos of the model, but I, I want people to be like, all right. So I'm going to,

I want to get this photo right here, boom, spend the, you know, the, the, the, the minute or two and get

that. And then you can rotate and move around instead of everybody just clumping around. But what I will say,

it was a, it was a very unique and different group this time. Generally, the age demographic is

split, right? You've got maybe a kid who's about to go into college who thought it would be a

great idea or somebody in their 20s and generally 30s and 40s and 50s

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