Everyone, welcome back to a dissecting popular ITers.

And the reason why we've been having these wonderful technical things, which is what

we do in IT world, has put out fires every day, hopefully not. And we're a little bit more

proactive is we're trying to get all the live streams going at one time.

So, you know, Yosi, you're the first, like, super double live, I guess is what we could call this.

I don't know.

We're trying to go live in the community, live on LinkedIn, and all of this stuff at the same time. I'm sure there's like an AI thing that

could fix that. Before we even get there, can we maybe just talk a little bit about how you got

into the wonderful world of IT because I'm sure it started somewhere back in the day with

maybe tape backups or something like that. Why

don't you just give us your rundown and how you got how you got playing with all this

stuff before we get into the real deep stuff? Yeah, sure. So my background in IT, how I got involved

was I was going to be a radio engineer. I want to be like an audio engineer, radio engineer,

that stuff that really spoke to me. And I have a brother who's like, you know, take a networking course. Take it as hell. I was in, I took a networking, like one class. Yeah, I was like, it spoke to me. It was, it was just a computer class. It was like a regular computer class, maybe like IT stuff.

I knew nothing about IT at that point other than like we had a computer in the house that I, you know, AOL, you know, you've got mail, you know, files waiting, that kind of fun stuff.

I don't pick up the phone when you're online, you know, the old fax blasting, you know, board rate modem, fun stuff.

But that's pretty, that's pretty high tech for back then, though, if you actually had a

modem in your house.

Well, if you had 36,000, you know, board rates, you know, the Hayes modems, then, yeah, for

sure.

So that class, I don't remember much.

I remember, I think it was like, we touched on Excel a little bit, like what Netscape

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