Isaiah Taylor

He worked in software consulting and just slowly worked his way up the chain.

So now he's a successful consultant in software and doing well for themselves up in Idaho.

I'm counting the days until I can buy him a very, very nice estate up in North Idaho.

So yeah, it's exciting.

We'll see.

So there were two reasons.

I always knew that I wanted to start this company.

Well, I won't say always.

I've known since middle school that I wanted to start this company.

I've always been obsessed with nuclear.

And I was obsessed with nuclear because of my great-grandfather, who was a nuclear physicist on the Manhattan Project.

And I was very close to my great-grandmother, who only died a few years ago.

Actually, she died when she was 100.

And I was very close to her.

And I kind of grew up talking to her about the Manhattan Project and the history of nuclear.

So I was always obsessed with that.

And I've known since I was about five years old that all I really want to do with my life is make thousands of machines.

But I didn't really know which machines I should make.

I just knew I needed to make thousands of machines.

It's just something that I've always wanted to do.