Kurtis Conner

Dude.

He responds, if you wanted to know how much it costs, you just needed to ask.

You don't need to pretend you were going to book it.

Mind you.

The first email she sent, please let me know your availability and rates.

This fucking guy, dude.

Okay.

You don't need to pretend you were going to book it.

did she say something after this i did that's why i asked i want to book it dude okay and then we got another one we got this this dm someone dm'd him in 2019 can we book you for a wedding and then he responds hey dude i mean you can but there's a reason the glam bot is only at the oscars the grammys and the golden globes and a bunch of money bag emojis dude

rude i mean you can but it's a lot of okay why you just automatically assume that people can't afford your that's like such a awful way to do business um also okay does what's his name cole walliser is cool because i saw something about him not even owning the glam bot

No, he does not.

Cole Walliser does not own the original GlamBot technology, but he is the primary director and operator associated with it for E!

News on red carpets in 2016.

While the concept was originally developed by director Joseph Kahn, Walliser popularized it used for celebrity slow motion videos at major award shows.

Yeah, oh, he's Canadian too.

Okay, yeah.

I keep hearing my name in GlamBot.

Yes, I created it back in 2016 for E. The lighting, camera work, lens choices, and methodology are all my design.

I ended up having to both operate and win a Grammy at the same time of the Grammy solo.

It was too much.