I really don't like pictures so I try to stay away from the camera but I guess I will have to get use to it, if I am going to be standing a stage one day giving motivational talks and speeches. hahaha.

He has installed cameras inside and out, and is temperamental.

You hear about localized flooding and see a reporter standing on a corner surrounded by water...if the camera zoomed out (or you lived in the area and knew), you'd probably see the only spot in town that is like that.

Wait... the Gobment is you and me.From the CDC:  the CDC has estimated (based on weekly influenza surveillance data) that at least 12,000 people have died from influenza between Oct. 1, 2019 through Feb. 1, 2020, and the number of deaths may be as high as 30,000  (Where's the outrage and fear about this???)

The cameras are of all sorts, infrared, you name it and they are capturing the Earth with it.

Install some cameras, send a notice to all saying tampering with smoke detectors isn’t allowed.  

A $1200 upgrade weekend, brought along the discovery of a $4600 emergency repair (Homedepot rental-$50,Roto-rooter camera service- $550, Repair $4000)!

They had a camera in the backyard that switched on red frequently am I’m assuming was motion triggered.

It'd be tight, but you could cook dinner while still in bed...https://www.homes.co.jp/mansion/b-9520000416/ The condo is so small the couldn't even fit a camera in it to take pictures of the inside!

Cameras might help him in the future.