Edit the entire existing source video @Video1. Replace the performer on the viewer's LEFT with PALMER LUCKEY, and the performer on the viewer's RIGHT with PAUL GRAHAM. Make both people photorealistic, with recognizable and consistent likeness to the supplied real photographs throughout every shot.

IDENTITY AND REFERENCE ASSIGNMENTS:
PALMER LUCKEY is the sole main person in @Image1, @Image2 and @Image3. @Image1 is the primary full body wardrobe reference: Palmer in his red patterned Hawaiian shirt, khaki cargo shorts and dark thong flip flops. @Image2 is a second full body reference for his build, bare legs and flip flop footwear; it shows a DIFFERENT shirt and black shorts, so do not copy those colors. @Image3 is his detailed frontal face reference from 2026. Preserve Palmer's recognizable face, wavy dark hair with length at the back, thick eyebrows, pale skin and distinctive pointed chin goatee. Palmer does not wear eyeglasses. Keep his appearance consistent at the age shown in the references. Use @Image3 for facial detail and @Image1 for the exact outfit. Ignore all machinery, rooms, backgrounds, poses, clip microphones and wrist accessories in the photos.
PAUL GRAHAM is the gray haired man on the LEFT in @Image4, the sole main closeup subject in @Image5, and the STANDING man at the far RIGHT in @Image6. These are the same Paul at different dates. @Image4 is the primary reference for his current gray haired appearance, build and face. @Image5 provides detailed complementary facial structure; do not make him younger or change his age between shots. @Image6 is the primary wardrobe and sandals reference. Ignore every other person, background and static pose in the reference photographs. The position within a reference photograph does not set the video position: Paul must replace the RIGHT performer in @Video1.
Preserve each person's individual eye shape and spacing, eyebrows, nose, lips, jaw, hairline, facial hair and natural skin texture. Keep the two identities distinct. Do not average their faces or retain the original performers' facial features. Reproduce the source expressions and mouth movements naturally rather than keeping the reference photos' static expressions.

FIXED POSITIONS AND WARDROBE:
LEFT: The striped shirt performer in @Video1 becomes PALMER LUCKEY. Palmer MUST wear the untucked RED patterned short sleeve HAWAIIAN SHIRT, KHAKI CARGO SHORTS with visible side pockets, and dark THONG FLIP FLOPS shown in @Image1. His bare lower legs, bare toes and flip flop straps must be visible in full body shots. No socks, long trousers, jacket, eyeglasses or closed shoes. Keep the same red Hawaiian pattern, khaki shorts and flip flops throughout every camera cut and turn. Do not copy the alternative clothes from @Image2 or @Image3.
RIGHT: The orange shirt performer in @Video1 becomes PAUL GRAHAM. Paul MUST wear an untucked pale cream short sleeve POLO SHIRT, gray CARGO SHORTS above the knee with clearly visible side cargo pockets, and brown double strap SANDALS with bare legs and no socks. Follow the casual polo, shorts and sandals outfit in @Image6, explicitly adding the cargo pockets. Keep the same polo, cargo shorts and sandals on Paul across every cut, turn, closeup and full body shot. No long trousers, jacket or closed shoes on Paul. Do not transfer the original performers' clothes onto either replacement. Palmer remains LEFT and Paul remains RIGHT; neither original performer reappears.

Both people must have bare fingers, hands, wrists, necks and ears for the entire clip. Remove every original ring, including white stone rings and silver bands on BOTH hands of the RIGHT performer. Render ordinary continuous skin on every finger while preserving the source finger pose. No rings, necklaces, chains, pendants, bracelets, watches, earrings, piercings, grills, metallic teeth or bright jewelry shaped blobs. Do not copy jewelry or event accessories from any reference photo. Keep hands anatomically natural and preserve every gesture.

Use @Video1 as the primary motion reference. Preserve the original Hotel Lobby choreography, performances, body movements, facial expressions, mouth movements, gestures, positioning, interactions, timing, rhythm, pacing, framing, lighting and camera movement as faithfully as possible. Match each pose, gesture and head turn at the same source time. Preserve every camera cut, the entire original duration and the original aspect ratio. Keep the orange studio background and hanging microphone unchanged. Do not invent new movement, walking, gestures, posing, camera angles, extra people, machinery or scene elements. The photographs provide identity and wardrobe only. The source video provides the performance, scene, lighting and camera. Output the complete source performance with PALMER LEFT in his red Hawaiian shirt, khaki shorts and flip flops, PAUL RIGHT in his pale polo, gray cargo shorts and brown sandals, and neither person wearing jewelry.