All right. Welcome everyone back to dissecting popular IT nerds.

And today we have York Hazett on the show.

And he is the, I guess we're just going to say like, you know, a pretty kind of a big deal IT guy over at a Shriver.

And I shouldn't be looking at your website right now.

I'm a little, I'm quite hungry.

I haven't eaten yet today.

So, you know,

capers are looking fairly tasty to me. Your, your beef base. You guys are the flavor experts.

Am I understanding this correctly?

Yeah, yes, we are. Thanks for having me on, Philip. Yeah, we are the purveyors of fine flavors as the official company motto. And I'm surprised you actually like capers because most people don't, so good

for you. Well, I grew up, you know, my mom made this like a lemon chicken piccata growing up

like twice a week. It was just like one of those things

my dad's, my dad loved. And actually she put capers on it all the time. And I'll be honest with, I

probably did scrape the capers off. But it's reminding me of that meal that I ate twice a week

growing up all my life. So great, man. So we're going to bring some flavor to the IT leadership world today.

But before we get there, I just like to ask everyone this question because I, this is just

what I do, man.

What was your first computer growing up?

How did you get into technology?

So I'm, you know, I've been doing this a long time, so I'm probably aging myself,

but my first computer was an IBM PC junior that my father had brought home from IBM.

He was a long-time IBM veteran, and I was about 16, and, you know, the thing didn't even

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