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10-02-2008
03:55 PM
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05-06-2011
04:44 PM
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Jason-BBY

Most of my life I have been called a "geek." Five years ago, I "made it official" by becoming a Geek Squad® Agent with Best Buy®. This is perhaps one of my best decisions for I have found Best Buy® to be a wonderful company full of friendly, motivated people with fresh ideas and genuine concern for our customers.
I fondly remember hours spent in the library during my early teens designing with PrintShop or playing King's Quest and Oregon Trail on an Apple IIe. I even programmed a database for my grandfather's collections. Yes, I was part of the computer club in High School, along with all the other stereotypical "geek" labels (Band, Speech, Theater tech, etc.) Once I began college it was "elite-geek" to use VAX systems with token rings and "gopher mail!" Ah, what would become the early internet where downloading meant checking back a few days later. Look how far we've come.
When not volunteering weekly to instruct seniors how to use a computer, I still do graphic design and play the occasional role playing game (even Oregon Trail) while chatting with friends online or researching technology.
I enjoy travel, taking pictures, cooking or reading. While I enjoy gaming online, there is still something to be said about tactile board games with friends, food, and good music. I feel it is still important to maintain balance and make time for each other in this technically advanced world.
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