David Kyle Johnson

That's terrible.

But here, you know, and again, I had this conversation with my wife.

It's like, are we just getting old?

Because I don't want to be that old crotchety guy who's like, these newfangled technology.

I don't think that's what it is.

I really honestly am trying to be humble and, you know, unbiased here.

I don't think that's what it is because it's not like I didn't understand anything.

And, you know, we're pretty much all above average computer users.

I don't think that's it.

I was actually the quote-unquote super user in my department for computers.

So it's not like I'm not tech savvy or I don't know how to install a freaking printer.

But I honestly feel like there's so many different applications that are just not user-friendly anymore.

And I think that a lot of tech companies are just no longer hiring user interface experts.

You know what I mean?

They're just having engineers do it.

You know, like all of the...

And again, I actually read a book on user interface principles like in the 1990s.

And I used a lot of this working as the liaison to the EMR people in my department, etc.

So again, I've been doing this at a very high end at some point.

And it just seems like everything I do, every piece of software I'm interfacing with, especially new ones, they violate every law of a good user interface.