Hello and welcome to the Bachelor of Podcast. I'm Kay York City.

And I am Jared Fried. It is a very special bonus episode of the Bachelor

Podcast. We're very excited to have a very special guest.

Susanna Summers of At Bachelor Data or Data. We're going to figure out how

potatoes, potatoes, Susanna. Thank you for coming on. Thanks for having me. I'm so excited to be here.

You guys haven't seen her page. It is so interesting and the thought and time that it goes into it.

I was going to ask her this before we started, but Jared, the amount is good.

I can't get over. Is anyone helping you? Are you doing this alone? I mean, this is it's so

interesting. You have to go check out her Instagram page at Bachelor Data, Data, whatever, but it is,

it breaks down everything. Color coded graphs like a dream. Tell us your story, Susanna. Are you a

statistician? Who are you? How do you come to this? Oh gosh. I was not at all. Actually, I didn't

even study stats in high school. I started as an elementary teacher and when I moved to Boston,

I ended up falling into the Edtech world of education. Long story short, that career took me into

a tech director position. The problem was I applied for a job and I totally lied and said I was

proficient in Excel when I was not. I fudged my application. You and everyone listening today.

Yeah. Special skills. They'll never read this. I'll put proficient in Excel. The word proficient,

we're like, yeah, that doesn't mean I'm great at it. It means I can do it. I know. I know.

I mean, if you've ever used Excel, I pretty much I knew one formula. I could do equals sum and I

could just drag some cells and be like, oh, I use Excel. But I did. Yeah, you lost me at equals

sum. So I'm way behind you. Right. Yeah. So basically, I had to learn how to use Excel for this job.

Like it was my first tech director position in a public school system and I needed to analyze

state testing data on students. And I'm not going to lie at the time that seemed very boring. So at

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