All right, welcome everyone back to dissecting popular IT nerds.

Today we have Mark Schumann.

I'm positive.

I had to have done that right.

I pronounced that last name.

You did do that right.

Good. Phil's not hard. You can get Phil, but Mark's not bad.

IT director at New Oams School District with over 2,000 end users and a team to support probably a bunch of

people that might actually be smarter at technology than we are nowadays.

I don't know if that happens to you every now and then if kids hack anything.

Yeah, that is always the question of like the kids going, how come we can do this?

So yeah, let's just go back in time, though.

Let's go back in time.

What, let's go, well, first, what do your, what do the kids have nowadays that you didn't have when you were in high school?

Everything. Exactly. I remember, did you have the little clear, like, mimograph sheets or whatever those things were that we put on an overhead projector?

So we did have that. I forgot even what those were called, but that was like high tech.

Yeah, what were they called? I want to say least, no, it wasn't laser fish. It was, uh... What year did you graduate?

Uh, 96.

Oh, cool.

So we're like the same age, pretty much, except I stayed back in first grade.

So you're like maybe a couple years younger than me.

So you were around during the dawn of the internet.

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