This eight-minute video is part experimental video art, part sketch comedy routine, and part informational lesson on the advantages and disadvantages of owning Sony's latest video technology. In it, David and Carol participate in a brilliantly theatrical, seemingly improvisational conversation, in which each one adopts the specific identity and perspective associated with a particular video technology: David plays the part of the Sony Camera AVC 3400, while Carol takes on the personality of the Sony Portapak AV3400. Caught in a lover’s quarrel, the two banter and argue, each speaking from their perspective as a machine. Carol asserts, “Sync, your power, your ability is dependent on me…you’re just eyes to me camera.” David retorts, “I am immediate, I say yes to life,” eventually jabbing, “You eat tape like a pig.”