How to treat the old mage in the photography circle?

The so-called old mage, first of all, is to be old enough, and young people are not qualified to talk to them at all. Generally refers to those old photographers who know nothing but brag every day. The classic quotations of these old wizards are Tudor University ~ This lens is beautiful ~ The out-of-focus lens is as smooth as milk ~ I want to buy such a lens ~ A photo contest has begun. Please contribute quickly ~ Can you make a fake background ~ I use D4 ~ This flash is very expensive. It is a bit inappropriate to say that these old wizards are equipment parties, because they still value technology. But it is even more inappropriate to say that they are technical, because they don't know anything about technology at all. Old wizards prefer Nikon because of its high sharpness, but the fundamental reason is that they can only see whether the equipment is sharp or not. The daily life of old wizards is usually wandering around the park, shooting whatever they see, and a trash can costs forty or fifty yuan. Occasionally, photographers go to the zoo to shoot birds, and there are activities on the website every three to five. Forty or fifty people will shoot three or four models. Speaking of auto show, it is definitely a festival for old wizards. Three or four people pooled their money to hire a model to take pictures of cars everywhere. I have a lot of contact with old wizards. When I was a teacher, I often had various activities and had many opportunities to meet old wizards. I remember once I took my students out to take pictures. There happened to be an activity on a website where hundreds of old wizards gathered in a park. During this period, one of my students saw an old mage holding a Nikon 400 black gun, imposing. The novice student, who had never seen the world, was surprised to see the black gun and asked me what kind of gun it was. I smiled and didn't say much, telling him to pay attention to how the old mage took pictures in the future. After a while, the old wizards started shooting. More than 20 people applauded 360 degrees around a model, only to see the old mage with the black gun pull out more than 20 meters away and shout: get out of the way! Get out of the way, let me take one, too! Roaring several times without results, the mage silently put on 24-70 and squeezed into the crowd. I once photographed a model contest and met many old wizards. Before shooting, an old mage with D4 in his hand was laughing with his photographer. After a while, I saw the old mage sweating and asking people everywhere: Why did my camera suddenly break down and everything was black! I leaned over and took a look. Oh, I changed from P to M.