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Welcome to the Blind By Podcast.

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Some people even go right back to the start to familiarize themselves with the lore of

this podcast.

The never ending declents, the perpetual quevas, the infinite caterrionus, when I was a teenager.

In the 2000s, before the advent of social media, disposable cameras were incredibly popular

because they became mad cheap.

You'd walk into a chemist and they'd be selling three disposable cameras for a tenor.

And what a disposable camera was, was this shitty little camera that was half made

or a cardboard, and within it was a roll of film that had 24 shots.

Now the thing is, even though in the 2000s we were teenagers and we had access to these

cameras that were really cheap, we didn't have a photography culture.

Not like now, not like with smartphones now, where the average person is going to take

ten photographs a day.

We didn't do this.

Even though disposable cameras were cheap, we still kind of reserved them for special

occasions.

You'd get disposable cameras for holidays or you'd get disposable cameras for an event.

And we were still quite cautious of the photographs that you'd take on a disposable camera, because

here's the thing.

You had to bring them to a chemist to get them developed.

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