Hi, nerds.

I'm Michael Moore hosting this podcast for dissecting popular IT nerds.

I'm here with Michael No or NoE, director of information technology for server group.

Welcome to the program, Michael. I want to get your

name right. Is it no or is it noe? The proper pronunciation is noe. Noe. Michael, noe. Yep.

I grew up pronouncing it no because when my dad was in boot camp, the company commander,

which was an E7 or chief, which is what I actually retired from,

from the reserves, you don't correct him when you're in boot camp. So when he started

pronouncing it, no, my dad said, yes, sir. And it just never changed it. And that's how I grew

up pronouncing it. So my wife and daughter, daughters, all pronounce it Noe, and just through force of habit, I

still pronounce it no.

You could go either way, but it's actually knowing.

That is correct, yep.

So that's the one we'll use for you, right?

Yep, that works.

That's a good.

That's an interesting way.

Hey, listen, he said it was no. That's what we're doing.

So, so Michael Noe. All right. So let's let's talk about our first thing. We're going to go into what's

our icebreaker segment that we have on this program. It's called Random Access Memories.

And I ask you a question and you just respond with whatever comes to your head first, right?

Super fun.

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