All right, everybody listening.

Welcome back to dissecting popular IT nerds today.

We have Ed Lopez on the show.

And we're winging this again, man.

This is the first time we've talked.

So I appreciate you jump on the show here and're winging this again man this is this the first time we've talked so i appreciate you jump on the show here and and be willing to be one of like you know you're probably

like the fifth one that i've done this without you know at least us doing an interview first so i

appreciate it man so hey um director of IT for and you're currently a director of IT at a fairly large kind of

pharmaceutical company, but give me kind of just your general, you know, how do you get started

into technology anyways, man?

What was, you know, like I guess what was your first computer or your first taste of technology

as a child?

I think, you know, for, for everybody, I think it was a Commodore 64.

It does seem like that's for every.

It was either that or like an Apple 2C or something, but, you know, every now and then

I get some guy that was like, oh, I had, you know, like, I don't know,

this Pentium 2 or something.

I'm like, oh, you're young. Oh, yeah, so Commodore 64, so shoot, man, how'd you get that?

You know, I kind of fell into it.

I'll tell you that, you know, my dad was kind of like in telecom and IT.

You know, I got, yeah, I got this, and this is back in the day, but, you know, I got my Commodore and I remember him sending me one of the kind of the first I-Ms where it was just like a Bawhead modem just dialing up.

And this was, that's how it kind of started.

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