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I'd always had a passion for math, so I guess it kind of makes sense how that led to

tech so once I got introduced to tech which was in a trade school after my first

year of college I loved it. The train school was really great because I went into college, you know, in 1999.

The train school was really great because I went in into college, you in 1999 right and I didn't know how to create an email

address or anything so they literally built me from the ground up like they taught you this was like in 2000 so you know in 2000 you were everything like you were to network security network admin

So they taught us essentially all the concepts of networking, how to build a

computer, you know, so that's the A-plus track. Then they taught us, this was in the days of

Windows NT-4-O. So then they taught us like how to build that up, how to do the servers and some other like the application aspect of it.

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