Alex Kretzschmar

I don't know a huge amount about boot C technically, but in terms of where it fits in, in the space, I think it's a logical conclusion of where things should go next.

You know, the, the immutable atomic OS.

Well, you go first and I'll, I'll look it up.

Did you go to Red Hat Summit this year, perchance?

Oh, yes.

The first one I haven't been to in maybe seven or eight.

Did Carl share with you any of his pocket meat experiences?

Yeah.

Carl George.

He, um, I met Carl for the first time.

It must've been 2017 or 18 at Texas.

And he was like, Hey Alex, how you doing?

You know, in the way he does.

Hey Alex, would you like some of my pocket meat?

He's a very jolly person.

You're a complete stranger.

Why are you offering me your meat?

But it turns out he lives in San Antonio and there's a meat market near his house.

And so he came out for all things open in October to Raleigh.

And I placed literally placed an order with him to bring me vacuum packed packages of San Antonio meat market meat to Raleigh so that I could get my fix of Texas barbecue.