In fact, they thought there wasn't enough work to go around, so they kicked me off. I
said, "Look, if you want me to come back you have to let me be in charge. But this is
a dangerous thing, because if you put me in charge this time, I'm going to want to be
in charge forever after." Which in high school, when you are two years behind, it was
considered a reasonably uppity thing. So, they brought me back in. And we got the
payroll program done. We got a lot of free computer time. During all this time we
were helping this school with its scheduling. It's kind of a long story, but they got it
all screwed up. They used an approach that we had not recommended. And,
eventually, they had to turn it over to us. So to be a student and being determining
who's in what classes and when they meet. The school paid us pretty well. We
actually used the computer time we had to do that. That worked out great. We
bought some equipment from a bankrupt computer company, some DEC tapes and
made money on that [laughs].