Mac Power users episode 716. Work flows with Chris Upchurch.

Hello and welcome back to Mac Power users. My name is Steven Hackett. I'm joined by my friend

and yours, Mr. David Sparks. Hey, Steven. How are you today? I am good. It's fall.

You know, there's a leaves are dancing in the air. We're talking about workflows. It's

pretty good day. Yeah, I have a bone to pick with our audience. On last week's feedback show,

I we did a segment on my 3D printer and I talked about how I was using it for organization.

And I had like 10 people from our audience send me links to like R2D2 prints and you know,

Star Wars figures. One guy sent me the link to the website where you can build a life size R2D2

out of 3D printed parts, fill it with our do we knows and electronics and then have a driver

on your house. And I feel like all of you are conspiring to make sure I don't ever get any

work done again. And I thank you for it. I thank you for it. And just for the record, I haven't

done anything, but I have saved links. I have done that. Well, keep us posted on that.

But today we are joined by a very special guest. Welcome to the show, Chris. Great to be here.

Chris, we met at the the Chicago meetup, but you and I talked several times in the forums

over the years. You were a guest on the focus show as well. I believe about a year ago.

And I've really come to appreciate your opinions and take on things. Chris Gang is a fellow MPU nerd

and worked in the computer industry. We're going to get into that deeper, but also decided at

some point, I guess what was it about three years ago, Chris, that you were going to become a river

guide and just took a left turn on your life and got all the training you need and brought all your

your organizational efforts to bear. And you do that now. So you are not only a

machiner, you're a guy who takes people down rivers, as well as other things.

About a year and a half ago, I was on a river trip in the Grand Canyon, just as a guest paying to

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