to the company that I'm with now in the technology field as a technology architect. But I guess I was on Windows 7 at that time. So that kind of gives you a span of computers. So I've always been in, long story short, I've always been involved in computing or technology one way or another. And after getting out of the sales part of my career, I started into a more IT-related kind of career. I was still in sales operations, I guess, but I was on a team to help deploy an ERP system, the sales part of the ERP system throughout the company worldwide. And then I got into the customer relationship management software, replacing that with a more modern version, a cloud-based version of that. And the company finally moved me from the sales role into a true IT role, still using computers, still using ThinkPads, of course, at the time, and still using Windows. But then I found that working within a corporate IT environment was too restrictive. I did not like working in an IT department as an (13/83)
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