I was an examiner about 10 years ago, that job is miserable. It is not surprising that anyone would leave.

the headline and article link for this post keeps changing and its comfusing me

I'd really like to see a Gruden NFL game myself

...with an automatic win for the team that runs "Spider 2 Y Banana" first.

Well maybe you could be the one to figure out how this thing works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2U0azTHBn-E

I remember asking my dad how I was supposed to play this when I was about 4... he didn't know either.

While we're on the subject of old football games, no discussion is complete without mentioning the amazing PlayMaker Football released by Broderbund in 1989 and featured on this episode of Computer Chronicles: https://youtu.be/1vMfW32TNo0?t=17m16s

Looks pretty simple to me, you're playing "offensive and defensive coordinator" during the game, instead of the usual "player(s)"

I loved using labview when I was in test automation

I work at a bank and we are asked to voluntarily sign a payroll deduction for our industry pac as well. They don't outright say it but it's generally understood that they keep track of who pays and who does not.