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

We're doing this show today, recorded completely off the hook.

This is the first time I've spoke with Eduardo Ciman, but I have to be

honest with you said some pretty cool stuff and, you know, kind of with just our general messaging

back and forth and how we got connected. So that's why we're rolling with this completely off the cuff

today. So first of all, welcome to the show and give me maybe just a little bit of a brief

background on what you do on a day-to-day basis. And then we can get into, you know,

whatever the heck you want to talk about, blockchain, machine learning, big data, things blowing up,

weird. I think it was some sort of Samsung weird Unix mix match thing or whatever it is.

But yeah, man, so fire away man. What do you do on a day to day?

Yeah. So like my day to day is divided into like my day job, which is, you know, from, you know, 830 to 630, which is, you know, I run IT for a large apparel company.

And I have a team in various teams in the U.S. and in Central America.

So basically just being an IT nerd and the hard part about running a department of IT nerds

when you're an IT nerd yourself is you want to do everything yourself, but you end up having

to just answer emails all day.

Yes, yes, the leadership piece versus, you know, I find I'm not even like a really a true

IT nerd, maybe just a true IT nerd.

Maybe just remove the IT part.

And I myself have a very hard time.

I'm looking at, I mean, I don't know, I don't know how many tabs you have opened and how many screens you have up.

I can't really, you know, I would imagine it's more than one.

But I actually get really scared when I have to go somewhere with just my laptop

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