Nicole KirbyGuestSam TaylorHostJustin KaneHostWhat was Spotlight when you were using it? So you used it as an actual operator and then you moved over because they're like, hey, she's doing a really good job at this or she knows this quickly.

Like I was the kid who you're going to be too young to know what a VCR was, but a kid that like the family will be like, can you pick the clock on the VCR? So technology has always been something I've been comfortable around.

It's definitely evolved massively over the 20 years since I first put my hands on it.

But one of the kind of unique stories that I experienced as a customer is the dry cleaner I worked for burned down.

I remember getting a call from my sister who works there and she said, hey, the plant's on fire.

What do I do? And I'm like, get out? Like what? Why are you asking me what to do? First step,
drop.
Second step, roll.
Oh, wait, wait, get out of the building first.

in the software space that Spa actually used to help promote services because at the time they were the only provider offering a hosted solution.

So even though the computers were completely gone, everything burned down, we still had access to all of our data.

We were able to work with insurance companies to get people paid for the stuff that was in the store.

And so seeing that, that was for me kind of a moment where like, hey, this is kind of cool.
Well, that brings up a kind of a poor or tough subject because we had Chris Schrader on who had a plant burned down and then we had him on.
What was Spotlight when you were using it? So you used it as an actual operator and then you moved over because they're like, hey, she's doing a really good job at this or she knows this quickly.

Like I was the kid who you're going to be too young to know what a VCR was, but a kid that like the family will be like, can you pick the clock on the VCR? So technology has always been something I've been comfortable around.

It's definitely evolved massively over the 20 years since I first put my hands on it.

But one of the kind of unique stories that I experienced as a customer is the dry cleaner I worked for burned down.

I remember getting a call from my sister who works there and she said, hey, the plant's on fire.

What do I do? And I'm like, get out? Like what? Why are you asking me what to do? First step,
drop.
Second step, roll.
Oh, wait, wait, get out of the building first.

in the software space that Spa actually used to help promote services because at the time they were the only provider offering a hosted solution.

So even though the computers were completely gone, everything burned down, we still had access to all of our data.

We were able to work with insurance companies to get people paid for the stuff that was in the store.

And so seeing that, that was for me kind of a moment where like, hey, this is kind of cool.
Well, that brings up a kind of a poor or tough subject because we had Chris Schrader on who had a plant burned down and then we had him on.
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