Quiet neighbor unintentionally becomes the apartment building's go-to tech guy, starts to love it even though he's fully 'winging' it: ‘Weirdly, it makes me feel... less alone?'

• “I thought I was moving into a quiet place where nobody knew me. Now I’m “the tech guy” to like seven people," he says. “And weirdly, it makes me feel... less alone? I don’t know. I don’t love being the go-to help desk, but sometimes I think if I stopped showing up, people would actually miss me. That counts for something, right?” 

   

  Sometimes it's more about the human connection than the wifi connection. 

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• "I accidentally became the go-to “tech guy” in my building and now I fix stuff I don’t understand."

  
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