 primed me in a lot of ways. So it's funny, because when I was waitressing, I lived in San Francisco, and I started interning at a bunch of different places, and I landed at Wired Magazine. Started out as an intern, then a researcher, and I started writing about technology, because that was just what I was living. So I was like, there are these cool things happening, so this is what I'm writing about. So some of my writing got the attention of the New York Times, and I started having all these lunches, and I started having all these meetings with them, and they were like, do you want to come write for us?