So, guys, listen up! We've got an exciting new section on The Bitcoin Street Journal called "Notes from the Past." It's all about the Managing Editor's recollections from his early days in the computer field. Picture this: It's 1987, and our Editor is a fresh-faced 21-year-old ready to take on the world. Now, let's dive into the first installment, shall we? Buckle up, because this one's a doozy! Our Editor started his journey at a company we'll call MicroShlep back in December 1986. His gig? Selling HP mainframe stuff to those corporate bigwigs we now know as CIOs, but back then they were called MIS. Sounds pretty fancy, right? But here's the thing. Our Editor's managers were a unique bunch—every single one of them had fought in Vietnam together. And get this—they were all related! Brothers or cousins, you name it. Working there must've felt like bo ...