Find out how a fourth grade math competition, deep fried chicken, and a Commodore 64, all combined to propel our CTO on his path from Serbia to sellers podcast by Helium 10.

I am your host, Bradley Sutton, and this is the show that's a completely BS-free,

unscripted, and unrehearsed, organic conversation about serious strategies for serious sellers of any level in the

e-commerce world. And back at us here with another episode of one of the favorite episodes of everybody

is Tech Talk with Boyan. We have our CTO, Boyan, in the room here with us. Boyan, how is it going?

It's been a long time. It's been a long time.

And first thing I want to notice, how is this BS-free when the host is Bradley Sutton?

Yes, that is the only BS that they get is this BS right here. Bradley Sutton, yes. But now we have

BG here with us. So, speaking of you, we know a little bit about you that, you know, you were trained as a mathematician. We know you were born in Serbia. But can you fill in some more gaps? You know, people have asked me like, well, Bradley, you always talk about the origin story of everybody who's on your show. But we don't even, Boyan's been on three, four episodes. We don't, we don't know much. Like, so was your major in university math, or

what was that? Yes, and that was kind of decided way before I had the early aspirations,

and that's, that's one area when I was performing pretty well back in my earliest

days.

It was three and four.

When you were growing up, you were already interested in math.

When I was growing up, so like I was I was in grade three or four when I decided that

my major will be math.

Wow.

There was a competition that we had when I was in fourth grade.

And while we were waiting for a result, they had lunch served and they had deep fried chicken.

Like, I love that chicken. Like, that was so tasty. I was like, I'm going to do this for the rest of my life.

So, so that's what set me on that path.

So I got a Commodore 64.

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