"Okay, whatever, just step back a bit"

This summer, Keith and I were walking around NY, going to galleries, art stores, and bars.

Walking through SoHo, we saw one of those semi-cheesy street photographers who shoot your picture with a polaroid, then do a rough-development process right there on the street.

I said that we should get a picture taken. Keith said, "what, you're going to pay $15 for a polaroid? Don't you live here? We'll look like tourists."

I said, "Whatever, let's just do it." So there we were on Prince Street, and I try to get close to Keith so we're both in frame. He slowly moves to the right. I move to the right. He says, "Dude, why are you so close to me?" I said, "What are you afraid of? We're just a happy couple out for a day on the town."

"Okay, whatever, just step back a bit."

I just pushed right up next to him, and the photographer took our picture.

This is the last picture I have of us hanging out together. Well worth the $15.