Fake LPs want in on the action. They remind me of Fake programmers who are only in the career for the money and never learned to code, but got the job anyway. I had to teach them how to program and work with a database.

I learned never to discriminate or judge others; you never know their story. If someone is married or engaged, it is their own personal business that doesn't make them a bad employee or red flag. Truth is, I can work with almost anyone as long as they don't stab me in the back. I'm here to help and have a passion for the industry. I'm 57, have schizoaffective disorder, but those shouldn't be red flags or make me unstable. In fact, it is discrimination based on age and disability.

I learned to program when I was 12 on a Commodore 64 in BASIC. I went to college to learn how to program in other languages on multiple platforms. I went and earned a business management degree to go with my IS degree. I got skin in the game.

I've been to Thailand 3 times already, and it has religion and culture from India, and they have Indian people living there as well, whom I met. I learned International Business and Global Management in college.

I'm in a slump, and have to start all over again as AI becomes popular and all of the retro tech I know isn't being used anymore.

I've run two businesses with friends, I know how hard it is to turn a profit and pay everyone, and the bills pile up as well.

Fake Programmers who don't know how to code are doing the fake it until you make it, and need a teacher or mentor like me on the job to help them learn what they need to know.

If I had enough money and time, I would be doing business and legal apps cross-platform for Windows, MacOS, and Linux.