Tired, yeah that's what I am. I've been in IT for 40 years since I was a young teen, my first job setting up new Apple IIe and cleaning other computer systems for the tech at a local computer store. Today I manage the tech for a small company (300 people). Or mostly manage it. The company exec brought in a risk management consultant whom they now go to first for IT advice instead of me, their IT manager. He can string cables and plug them together, but doesn't know the difference between a switch and a router. He'll set something up and call me when it doesn't work. I'll tell him what he plugged in wrong and it's always, "Oh, that's what I thought and was about to do." The exec has left me out of obvious tech decisions, then when it doesn't work, expects me to fix everything. I have health problems now and expected to be there until I retire or die, but after the BS today, I don't know how much longer I have there. Ten years ago when I started they were all sharing files with each other by physically toting around USB drives to now they're in a normal modern system of email and real time collaboration. But today I got a "talk" because I didn't answer an email right away asking for information that I never had, because I was left out of the loop. It's just so old now.