Are my eyes RED: RAWtalk 146
No my eyes weren’t red but I did fly in on a RED EYE the morning of RAWtalk. I left Vegas on a 12:30 AM flight that got me back into Philly at 8am. EST. From there I had a few meetings to take care of and without sleep it was now time to film the latest episode of RAWtalk. To put it mildly, I was a little tired for the show.
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RANT: Shitty house photos that Realtors take that they think will help them sell their houses. GET WITH the times, either learn to take quality images or hire someone who will.
Photos news with Stephen this week was not interrupted my me or Todd. If you believe that I have a bridge for sale I would like to sell you.
We FLEW Solo as well as spun the Wheel of FRO.
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00:00:00 - Show Intro
00:07:47 - Photoshop World Recap
00:13:56 - Realtor Rant
00:18:00 - Photo News
00:52:24 - Flying Solo
01:19:20 - Wheel of Fro
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