If you only know how to multiply with 4's, then you need to quickly convert the 8's to 4's.
We were given,

So we rewrite each of the 8's as

Perfectly for us,it turns out that the 2's will also give us a 4, so the whole thing becomes,


Now, let us multiply two of the 4's, to obtain,

Finally, let us multiply with the last 4 to get,