Have you tried changing your name to Rajeet and pretending to be an Indian immigrant?

Learn to program PLCs and other factory machinery. Get comfortable working around loud noises and slovenly blue collar workers.

Feet reveal?

Is that Milania?

A worthy inheritor to il Duche (they're both geniuses who do a ton of retarded shiit).

Compact cameras usually use the same sensors as smartphones. Even today, you need to spend more than an iPhone/Pixel/Galaxy S costs to get a camera that takes better pictures. A compact camera will have a larger lens, which can enable more pleasing depth of field, but phone software has gotten very good at faking that. Moreover, the lenses on most compact cameras, all cameras <$1,000 (including smartphones), just aren't very good so post processing to correct color abnormalities and distortion. Phones do that processing on device, usually before even presenting the preview to the user, dedicated cameras almost never do.

Getting pendantic:

The Sony IMX 12 and 108 MP and Samsung 40 MP sensors are just better sensors than the variety of 8 MP sensors on the market. The dynamic range is better, color accuracy is better, and low light sensitivity is better. Sony Starvis 8 MP sensors are the best for low light conditions, but not nearly as good as the IMX for general photography. Telephoto and ultrawide lenses are great, but some of the Chinese and Indian brands take it too far with like 7 cameras. I'd argue this is relevant to everyone, but most people don't care.

Anti-spiral ahh

Comically accurate Wolverine