Matthew Cox

And he's, you know, she starts telling me, subscribe, blah, blah, blah.

Um, and that he, he really, really wanted to meet you and asked if you would sign his book, that he has a copy of your book.

And I signed it and she said, he's a financial, he's a, like a, a, an financial investigator for the Alabama state, like department, like the police department, like the state department.

She's like, and she's like, he just really wanted to meet you.

And I'm sitting there thinking like,

This is an investigator for the police department that wanted to meet me and was so disappointed because he couldn't get off work.

And she's like, you know, I told him like a couple of days ago and he was so upset because he couldn't get his – he tried to get it changed.

And I was like, this is so cool.

But I was going to say another one that I went to, which is – because it's all kind of the same thing.

They come up.

They want you to sign books.

They want you to take a – tell you something, have a question.

This is after the 20 or 30 minutes of the Q&A.

I did one where it was –

I've done a few cyber conventions, right?

Cybersecurity, which I'm always like, look, the first one I did, I said, I don't really feel like I fit into this genre or this industry.

And they were like, no, no, what you did was social engineering.

And that's a lot of what cybersecurity is, where you socially engineer your way into a position.

And they explained it.

I was like, they were like, that's what most of these hacks are.