Temple Grandin

It's perfectly in Minneapolis.

I only get one text message in Denver.

Went to another city, I got half the text messages.

That's very weird.

It breaks it differently in different places.

Well, I can tell you why, because you've got old systems on top of old systems on top of old systems.

Right.

And they're starting to fall apart now because the people who made the old systems are retiring.

They can remember, well, we used some Fortran to do this, and I can't believe some of the antique equipment I've seen.

I was at the airport recently and watched this file drawer open up behind one of the gate desks.

It's an antique teletype machine in there.

Yeah.

I'm going, I looked at that and I'm going, you're using that antique?

You've got to be kidding.

Yeah, major airline.

I don't even remember which airport it was.

It was not Denver, my own airport.

But I just saw it.

I just now in this figure of this drawer opening like a violin cabinet, this antique in it, like something I used in the late 70s, early 80s.

Well, it's a different operating system might be a good way of putting it.