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Meet team member- David raab

Meet team member- David raab

No one knows too much about David Raab. He has been with NPI for just over a year, but still hasn’t brought a potted plant from home for his desk. An International Man of Mystery, it’s rumored he had his humble beginnings in Seattle, before spending the next few decades in places that are Not Washington.

    Born a natural computer fixing prodigy and predisposed towards geekery and nerdisms, David exited high school with dreams of college. While flirting with community college unsuccessfully, he blundered ass-backwards into a map making career for a petroleum services company. He spent several years in the exciting rough and tumble oil industry before setting his sights on a cleaner, greener place to live.

    When he made his re-entrance to polite society, he debuted in Olympia, WA and settled down for a few years before migrating up I-5 to Seattle. Upon moving, he was snatched up by NPI, and now you know the story. Well, most of it.

When not spinning tall tales, David likes to play games of all kinds, hike, read, and bake. He lives with three whole cats and his lovely wife.

What’s your favorite book?

I’m a big fan of the Player of Games by Iain M. Banks

What’s your favorite food to make?

I’m pretty handy with making a mussel pasta.

Which of your cats is your favorite?

Please, no….

What’s your favorite thing about your job?

I love helping people, and I love to help people learn.

Do you believe in Bigfoot?

No. Well yes, but if I told you why I’d have to terminate you….

What’s your favorite flavor of cake?

Double German Chocolate.

Favorite TV show?

Community.

What’s your favorite vacation spot?

I love camping in the Olympic Mountains.

You are walking along in the desert. You see a tortoise lying on it’s back, it’s belly baking in the hot sun. You recognize it’s plight but do nothing to help. Why?

Because I am also a tortoise.

Are the Seahawks going to win the Super Bowl and what will the score be?

This is a sports question, right?