I just started recording, by the way, in case we miss anything really good, you know, I'm just, I'm recording right now.

Everyone out there listening, you're listening to dissecting popular IT Nourdes, keep going, so go.

Yeah.

So we're talking with Jim, we're talking with Jim, am I pronounced your last name, right, Royston?

Yes.

Beautiful.

I didn't butcher that.

Yep. Which is good we're doing a soft

we're doing a soft start today this is you know trying to be as realistic here so okay so Dungeons

and Dragons that's not um stereotypical of IT guys or computer geeks at all uh well I don't know I know

quite a few that are but yeah no I like I said, I learned to improvise.

And it just makes it easier to, I don't know, problem solve.

Yeah.

Yeah. I mean, that's all improvisation is.

So you're telling me then it's basically like Dungeons and Dragons then is what helped be a better problem solver.

Yep.

Which is, which is great.

And it segues perfectly into the subject of today's show.

So everyone out there listening, we are speaking with Jim.

And Jim is the, I mean, you have IT scripting specialist here.

What would you say is like your main job on a day-to-day basis?

Well, I'd say my main job is gathering business requirements and then writing code or translating that into code for our operators to be able to ask the right questions and get the right answers for our clients.

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