Week one of our socially distanced show as we're all hanging out in our respective houses.  Listen in as we chat about what we're binge watching and how we're keeping our sanity and more...

Speaker 1:

Hey, this is episode 341 of the IT in the D show live from our living rooms in our basements and we're in our six feet of isolation, I guess. Whatever you want to call it.

Speaker 2:

How's just yeah, there's one, there's a good 20 miles between us. Uh, all three of us at this point in time. So I think we're good.

Speaker 1:

We did it. We did have a phenomenal guests lined up. One of the CSOs from one of the big auto suppliers, but he decided to push and I don't blame him. This is a crazy time. So you know what? For the first time being remote, we're going to do this show. Uh, acappella so, uh, you know what Dave, you may fire when ready.

Speaker 2:

I don't think that word means what you think it means.

Speaker 1:

All right. Fire when ready. Why from our virtual places. Dave's in the basement. Randy's in the living room. I'm in the living room. This is the one in the living room. So what different living rooms though, because social distancing as 20 miles, 20 miles. I'd be worried if you two are in the same living room. Let's be clear. Hey, this is episode 341 of the one only IT in the D show broadcasting live via zoom. This is Bob, the sales guy that is gave the geek Randy. I do the Twitters is doing the Twitters

Speaker 2:

and after careful consideration as it turns out, all I want to do is [inaudible] him a zoom and a boom. Boom. Yeah, just really, really Randy and me got our quarantine beards going on. What's going on with you? Dude? I'm getting ready to shave mine off. Like I'm like, I'm right. I got to go T going. I think I'm going to, I might, I just shaved it today. I cleaned it up. Uh, but I'm kinda thinking I want to reset. Like I think I want to go back to looking like a 12 year old. Like, that's a dude. Facial hair is bad. It doesn't do me like it's bad for masks. It's like, what? What are you doing? You're being unsafe. You're being unsafe. Ain't going nowhere.

Speaker 1:

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Speaker 2:

Yeah, I would, I would love to tell you guys about our upcoming events, but we ain't got none. Jumping in. I can just jump in right over what cheers, everyone,

Speaker 1:

chairs, chairs, what's going on with meetup. Um, apparently if you've been following us, um, meetup got bought by we work, so we figured, Hey, good tie-in. We have rental space meet,

Speaker 2:

you know, meet up, does meetings and apparently, uh, they, they go by by, um, well I, I think we've talked about, uh, we work on the show enough for everybody to understand how bad of an idea that was. Yeah. Well, yeah, now meet up is back to being, uh, on its own. So it's probably, I guess nothing's going to change anyway. Well, I mean they will, hopefully they'd go back to listening to like community feedback. Yeah. I mean they're not technically back on their own. They were bought by a venture capital firm or private equity firm. Uh, so I mean, we'll see how it goes. I mean the, the, the text of the blog post that went out, uh, made it sound like they're going to try to get a little bit more attentive, uh, a little bit more careful about what they're doing, which is good. Uh, and we'll see how that goes. Well, the firm was established just buy meetup, so,

Speaker 3:

Oh, I missed that part. Positive.

Speaker 2:

So is it the dude from we work that just established a firm

Speaker 3:

or when is golden umbrella? Yeah, so, uh, dude, I'm, I'm not, I'm, I'm not going to let the show go a minute further before we start talking about tiger gang. I'm not

Speaker 2:

mother of God. No. I'm going to get, no,