OMG! This is hilarious! I grew up with computers in my class room, and gadgets and machines to play with so when I came into the workforce it was just before everyone had completely switched over. It was 1997 and these corporate adults were trying to add their computers, their fax machines, and their emails, but none of these people had any clue how to use any of it. I was 21 years old at the time and the only person who knew how to write a proper email, and type a form letter using the computer, and to use the fax machine. It was really strange to be in that position being the youngest least work experienced, but most gadget and new tech experienced. In 20 years the office and how business is done has changed so much from those days. One could say I am from the last generation who used analogue tech to run a business the way your father did, but the first generation to use and understand how tech in the workplace came to be what it is today. Loved your post. :)