I'm going to do my intro as I normally do my intro or should we just roll right into it.

I think you should just go with whatever we're just saying and just use this. I'll just start

Jared pull in front of photo.com and welcome to a podcast with Stephen and I. Here's Stephen. Hey,

Stephen. Hello. Um, so this is obviously different than what we've done for quite a while.

But what's interesting is Stephen and I spend time talking to each other on the phone when

he's not here, of course, and we spend an hour or two a day discussing different things.

And we get done the calls and we're like, we should have done this as a podcast for the most part.

Yep.

Every day, probably at least a two hour conversation, I'd say.

Yeah.

And I'm like, well, usually it's broken up across the day, of course, when we're talking about

different things.

But, you know, we start talking about cameras and we start talking about lenses and we start

talking about lenses and we start talking about business and and then we all of a sudden

are like well gee that was a 35 40 minute call we could have turned it into a podcast kind of kind of like

the old days um content is key yeah but you know so we decided to do it today and and and we all know

and stephen and i talk about this all the time that the key to podcasting

is consistency that people know so that people know when to tune in like I get upset when someone

does a podcast and then they don't do a podcast for a while like heavyweights is a podcast

that I listen to that I haven't even checked in on on a while because they haven't even done one for like six months and it gets a little frustrating. Well, and you end up forgetting

about them. Right. And I'm sure people liked my Daily Froes when I was keeping up with Daily

Frozen and I still like doing them and I'll probably keep adding to them every once in a while.

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