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

Today we have Todd Allen on the show, Vice President of Information Technology at Buckingham

Companies. Todd, welcome to the show, man.

Good morning, Phil. Thank you. Yeah. So, hey, we're just going to start this off just because

I really love reminiscing about old technology. So, and, you know, unless I've got a millennial

on that's going to tell me his first computer was, you know, XP and his first video game system was a Nintendo 64, which is coming up and is funny and almost laughable.

What was your first computer, man?

Well, mine was, my dad had bought one.

This was sometime in the, I think, kind of the mid-80s, early 80s.

He had bought a behemoth, IBM knockoff that took, you know, kind of half his desk up at this old Amber monitor that sat on top of it.

He bought it for a side business he was building and, you know, ran like Lotus Notes on it.

It's all DOS prompts.

Yeah, yeah.

I ended up finding a flight simulator for it and used to play it quite a bit.

So that, and if I remember correctly, it was it was Chuck Yeager, flight simulator, which I actually had to Google Chuck Yeager the other day,

so I apologize for not knowing.

That's disrespectful to you.

Because you fly too, right?

Don't you fly?

I don't fly as much as I used to, but it kind of sparked a love of flying that I later

revisited when I was in my, like 1999.

So, you know, a young family and was out

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