I'm pulling on my driveway. We all know what that means. It's time to another drive to work.

Okay, so today is a top 10 day. So I'm doing a fun one today. So today I'm going to talk about my top 10 favorite things about R&D.

Now, I don't mean about the job, although I do enjoy the job, and that might be another

future topic. I mean the people, the people of R&D. So I'm talking about the people today.

I think, like, I consider my job a dream job and one of the reasons it's a dream job is the people.

So today I'm going to talk about the people. What are the awesome things about R&D?

I'm going to talk about my favorite top 10 things.

And I came up with more than 10, but I narrowed it down to 10.

So these are, and once again, I always say this when I do a top 10 episode.

I got things.

I figured out my favorite 10, and then I put them in order because, you know, drama for a top 10 issue.

But top 10 episodes. But if you ask me tomorrow, maybe it'll have a slightly different order.

So these are the top 10, as I felt today. Okay, at number 10, they have expertise in many

different backgrounds. They have a lot of expertise that come from many different backgrounds.

So one of the neat thing is about R&D.

People ask me all the time.

They say, how, what do I need to do?

I want to be in R&D.

Give me the path to get to R&D.

And the answer I always give is there's no single path that so many different people have been in R&D have come from so

many different places. For example, Henry Stern was literally a rocket scientist before he came

to R&D. He used to work on rockets. He was an engineer who built rockets. You know, we, I obviously,

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