national Star Cyber You know, I've been to PC 2 morning. Yeah, so... Yeah, I was jacked. I was very tired from doing that. So, I just wanted to take a shower and... Why you're calling him? He was assembled into mobile companies. And then all of a sudden he is the one who is such a rich person. So many people have sent me the money for making partying now. So they did that because they reach曾er's daily capacity. I've got experimental mini versions to modify this space and computeranos is from IT. I teach wherever I sit this day. I show them the principle of the camera that they're using and how to approach people, or how people approach them and what to say to them. To get their confidence that they are good for talking with they can take good picture of them. That's the most important thing. Each person that is being photographed wants a good likeness of themselves. Composition, exposure, all that you got to learn as you go along. All these people, to students. You can just be graphic photographers out there. I know that's all this. Wonderful. He has taken care of his legacy. He has started moving. He's certainly an ambassador for an era of photography. Thank God it's still with us. And it takes a lot of, it does take a lot of 42. We'd be able to handle one of those guys. Nowadays in the era where everybody's got a phone and everything, you know? I had no idea that so many people want to learn photography from me. But with this camera that I'm using, it's so old and all the young people that I'm attracting, it's just phenomenal. Well, I met him in front of B&H. I first saw him on YouTube. I was watching people who shoot four by five large profiles on the street. Then I looked to YouTube and I found his video and it's like, oh man, this guy is a million. So one time I come in New York, I have my four by five. And I was like, hey, I think I'm around B&H. So I'm like, hey, I'm gonna turn a corner and see if the end of it must be around here. So when I went around the corner, that's what these guys standing there with a camera. I was like, hold on, that's the guy from YouTube. Because I was like, oh, this is another crazy guy like me. The biggest challenge is the fear of talking to other people about having a picture taken. People are just frightened to talk to each other. And I find that more with the young people than with the old people. I used to carry $5,000 work of digital equipment and people would turn their nose up to me. Now that I have this big graphic, people come to me and talk to me. I left one career to join this career in this career last the lifetime. And yes, it is all Lewis Mendez's fault. Well, I told him that if they have a goal, try to accomplish that goal by sticking to their path. If you don't stick to it, you never know the end results. I've stuck to this camera for 60 years. I know I do have a stick with it as long, but every time I take a picture, that's one more day's success. The main thing I want my students to learn from me is how to interact with people and get the money out of their pocket into yours. Wanna see? Yeah. I wanna see if she'll do it. I'm just learning. I never had an experience doing it. I'm just going to see nine hours I got. I feel good about it. I got things to tell them and I want them to listen and absorb some things I say and adapt it because that'll put money in their pocket. The older I get to a long, I want to live. All this I have 100 students before I die.