I'll admit it, I really thought all the widespread voter fraud stuff was just nonsense

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Some my clients still have fax machines. Whenever I’m at their offices it’s like a journey back to the 1900s.

When I was working on my master’s in education around 2006, I worked in the main office for my department. We held 2-3 big events each year that brought hundreds/thousands of teachers and students to our campus. We still faxed out all the information to the hundreds of schools we contacted to participate. And let me tell you-faxing them info, and folding informational letters and stuffing envelopes in 2006 was a complete and total waste of time, especially on the ancient printing press of a copier/fax machine we had that broke if you looked at it funny.

I always pressed my immediate supervisor/adviser about why we weren’t doing all of wholly using online registration and e-mail, ESPECIALLY given how tech savvy he was. He kept insisting that there enough dinosaurs out there who still wouldn’t get the info if we didn’t do it that way. He finally caved about a year after I left and went full digital.

When fax machines first came out, yes I’m that old, the fax salesman brought one to the office I was working at and trained the office manager how to use it. He had her put the paper in it, dial the number and press send. She was befuddled. The paper simply went from the input tray to the output tray. That confused her and she thought it didn’t work.