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CurrentIn April 2012, Tony Dorn Sr., asked Ben Espeseth to program a cash register which was something Espeseth had never done before. At the time, Espeseth had been an employee of Tony Dorn Inc. for about four years. Espeseth described his role as a go-to guy for whatever was needed. That often meant heading out of town to help set up office furniture. But programming a cash register was foreign. Tony Dorn SR asked him to program this Register. "I told him I couldn't do it," SR said, "Sure you can. Here's the book. It tells you how." The machine had just five keys. It took Espeseth two hours to program, but that painful process was the start of new company that carried on the Tony Dorn Inc. legacy