Choosing Between Software Engineer VS Cyber Security Jobs | Cyber Security VS Software Engineer Jobs

[@WithSandra]

Let us know if you have any questions or deciding between cyber security or software engineering! 😁

[@brown4548]

Hey! I’m finishing my cyber security bachelor degree and I want to attend a software engineering bootcamp for 6 months

[@zaideismael1679]

Which one gets more money ?

[@babygodt7205]

Please give me sub indonesia:)

[@sohaibinam1589]

Can we go for master in cyber security after bachlers in software engineering

[@PickleJuice76]

@@zaideismael1679 you aren't going to be happy if you are chasing money

[@icecofffeee]

As a software engineer for me the feeling of low impact comes from not being all that close to the customer. I worked in retail a lot so you always interact with the customer and it makes you want to give a better exp. I dont really see that as a low level software engineer. I just chew on code most days. But the job is super secure and all the coworkers are great if thats what your into.

[@alicjawonderland5535]

I am currently working as a Cyber Seciurity and frankly I am thinking of changing my job to Software Engineering. In my company, when you're a Cyber Sec., you have a lot of different tasks, and the company when it wants to make 100% use of your time so that you don't get 'bored' it assigns tasks to do, even if its really little related to what you are gklowly familiar with. But from my previous experience at Software Eng. I had several projects to take care of and in my "free" time I could learn other things. For me that was much better.

[@j.vosier6786]

What are your pros and cons working in cyber security? Im debating between cyber or software engineering

[@colewashington1132]

Hi Alicja, I am leaning more towards becoming a software engineer by doing a bootcamp, but am still somewhat interested in cyber security, do you think its somewhat realistic to transition from software engineering to the field of cyber security without having to do a whole other bootcamp specifically in cyber security but rather just take a few short classes in cyber security to give me enough knowledge to at least become a security analyst?

[@yashkanojiya9216]

I think you need to change your company 🙂 not the job

[@hameezcambal238]

That's because of the company, not the job.

[@hameezcambal238]

Sandra is a penetration tester but she has time to make wonderful youtube videos for us. So go and blame at your boss.

[@johnstuart6725]

Me: "How are you?" Guy: "It really depends on the company..."

[@WithSandra]

Lol facts 😅

[@huntercarter2073]

Every interview for a cybersec role that I experienced had an entry level tech question as in a tier 1 (what is dmz, what is sql inj., what does a firewall/IDS/IPS function? Then a higher tier cybersec set of questions (Cyber Kill chain, methods of data exfil, defense evasion methods, etc) Then a final interview of behavioral questions.

[@JoshMadakor]

>Entrance barrier is really low for software engineering. What!? 😂 Thank for the video! ^^

[@WithSandra]

Lmao this is definitely easier said by him bc he’s always been naturally very good at data structures and algorithms 😅😅 which is basically all you really need for SWE interviews, but ik wym, was not that easy for me when I was focusing on SWE 😆 thanks for watching Josh!

[@csl9495]

....wait he puts in 40 to 50 hours on the regular... and then there's deadline crunch time where he does 60 to 70.... how is this balanced?! Haha

[@patrickchan2503]

lol, your face is like... side eyeing the lawn mower sound. Like you were so distracted and annoyed lol. The guy didn't really notice the sound. Thanks for the video.

[@dtennison2213]

Thank y'all I've made my decision cyber security it is and you have a new subscriber 😎😎😎

[@WithSandra]

Aww thank you for the support!!😆

[@jamesrussell3272]

This is the most sincere oppinion i've seen so far👍 No hype, but the truth the way it really is.

[@WithSandra]

Thank you James! :)

[@Luisma927]

Awesome video! I am considering a career change and these are two of the career paths I am considering. Subscribed!

[@WithSandra]

Thats so cool Luis! Thanks so much for joining the community:)

[@emmanyyanks]

I’m doing Associate Degree in Cyber Security in my first year now in college, I can see that everything is fused in course am doing (Pentest, ComTia, Vulnerability, Malware among others) all in it) what benefits or challenges or any suggestions I could come across when I complete this and ready for the field of work ?

[@danielxbox28]

Do some Elearn Certs, they wil prepare you well.

[@Intelbrat]

No experience at all, hairstylist trying to switch career here lol - is there any kind of course or boot camp I can do that has all the certs needed to get into cyber security with NO college, or experience? If there isn’t, what are the names of every cert I should buy to get a role in this industry?

[@headintheclouds2]

I am on the path of software engineer (career switch), but this was a great video so I decided to sub. All I know about Cyber Security is Mr. Robot and php injections are bad lol. So I look forward to watching your videos and learning more Sandra. I did have a question: What are your thoughts on password managers? Could be a topic for a future video.

[@beatscafe4010]

Its been quite few months since I have got into a job as backend developer and thats my overall experience! Now I am planning to take cybersecurity for specialization certification but most ppl suggested me for full stack dev role!

[@WithSandra]

Thanks so much for watching :D lmk if there's any vid topics you wanna see! Full stack is an awesome role and a great transition to web app pentesting if you want to go into cyber as well since you'll be well-versed in web technologies, good luck Farhan!

[@beatscafe4010]

@@WithSandra Thank you. Since you're latest videos are on bug bounty related. Could make a video on methodology or way to approach for bug hunting? In perspective of pentesting, how to approach and find bugs?

[@aty4282]

Idk if i should become a web dev or a pentester/ something in cyber security, any tips for a fresh starter?

[@datalove6577]

@@aty4282 I'm having the same confusion.. What did you decide since you posted this comment? And why?

[@aty4282]

@@datalove6577 i've decided to learn a craft alongside my dad. I get to keep all of the money (tax free). Realized that the only way to get "rich" is to create something for others to use, so.. atm i'm searching for things i should do in my free time, maybe sell some courses, develop a yt channel alongside to build a usefull community, considering starting smma (maybe that field is dead, might give it a shot tho). Honestly i dont really know but i am ready to try things out and see what works

[@dwightpeters]

Love your videos. Always very thoughtful and well done

[@WithSandra]

Thanks so much for watching Dwight! :)

[@dwightpeters]

@@WithSandra For sure! Maybe you have already and I missed it, but it would be interesting if you addressed differences for people getting in to cybersecurity or development given their location or age if you have some thoughts on that.

[@charliechavous6101]

Thank you for this video I’m looking to start at IT career and need help

[@jonathanarcher1752]

Very much appreciated this 🙏 Many thanks from Namibia 🇳🇦

[@drkice]

Just what I've been wondering for myself. Thanks for the insight.

[@WithSandra]

Thank you for watching Mike! :)

[@rajabyazdani5326]

Hi Sandra- could you share any website or any link for those free cyber security courses that we can test out if these major can be good for us??

[@destinyredding7061]

Which career path would you say has more remote work options?

[@nicolaypastore]

Either one.

[@nicolaypastore]

I am leaning towards a cyber bootcamp but I would also like to learn coding. I heard cyber learns coding as well such as Python and Java. Is this true? I am interested in ethical hacking. Hacking and coding are the two things that got me interested in this.

[@kilamity24]

You guys are so helpful 🙌🏿

[@WithSandra]

Aw thanks malik :D!!

[@thaddeusalexander2582]

I'm looking to start a 10 month bootcamp from a major university is that process recommended? I'm a newbie from sure as well. Will AI take over this profession in the future is their a future in this

[@telasjareynolds5163]

Thank you so much for this! Very insightful

[@samfromthe7cityright619]

Thanks great video, I like how you all giving us both point of views.

[@WithSandra]

Thanks so much Sam :)!

[@agigcbo]

Looking to move from Detection and Monitoring role into something that’s operational but has more work/life balance. What areas would you suggest if any?

[@mr_robot_tech]

Security auditor

[@ferragamoteez2227]

Thank you, that was VERY helpful.

[@WithSandra]

Thanks so much for watching Ferragamo! :)

[@srivignesh575]

I'm starting my first job as a SOC analyst in cyber security. Can you give me few tips on how to grow deep into cyber security and to get into red team, pentesting and stuff.

[@pleasestop1760]

Excellent content,thank you for sharing.

[@gmadc]

Thank you both for the insight!

[@SrdjanRosic]

".. cyber security side projects.. not allowed to hack a website"... what about fixing bugs in opensource software, or working with opensource projects to boost their security related processes?... .. does that somehow make you more of a SWE and less of a cyber security analyst, how does this work?

[@Fahodinho]

Which one, cybersecurity or software engineering has more jobs available? also which one pays more in average ?

[@WithSandra]

Definitely depends on the company but in general, software engineering pays more than cyber security! But if you get a clearance (secret/top secret government clearance) you'll def have a lot of job security. Companies usually wont cut their cyber security team since they need them to protect data/applications but software engineering definitely has a lot of jobs available as well. So SWE on average can pay more but cyber may have more job security from our experience!

[@Fahodinho]

@@WithSandra makes sense, thank you for answering!

[@ahmadbaker549]

@@WithSandra Incorrect cybersecurity pays more than software engineering due to the shortage and skills needed in cybersecurity... an average salary for a software engineer goes for 77k/year and cybersecurity would be 85-90k/year

[@csantiago22]

@@ahmadbaker549 you’re talking entry level. Higher level software engineers, especially at management, make more than cyber security specialists

[@GTRNights]

@@csantiago22 But you will rarely see a SWE in a C-level position. Cybersecurity goes all the way to the C-level with the CISO position, where you can make up to 450k a year, and starting your own cybersecurity consulting business can make you millions, where as the market is so saturated with SWE freelancers people are like "I'll code your entire shoppify store for 5 dollars!!!". You could blindfold me, spin me around 10 times, throw a rock and hit a SWE freelancer. But finding qualified, certified CS SMEs is very difficult. I know of one CS consulting company that charges 125k just for a risk assessment, and another 50k for 40 hours of vCISO. Security is where the money is, especially for the long term and growth/development of your career. There's really no room to go up in SWE.

[@suemakwarimba7589]

Would you advise someone to do information security and assurance as an undergraduate course

[@markmacfarlane3169]

You might want to both learn a bit about sound engineering, not sure about software. 😂 Not sure where your sound issues are stemming from but I'd highly recommend some Bluetooth mic's to you that you can clip on your shirts for the next one.

[@vrushaliturkar6535]

What I am choose between cyber security and software developing?? Which is best ?

[@everybodyhates_thenxtbillgates]

I got my BS degree Information Technology With an Emphasis of Cybersecurity this yr 2023

[@exitproject]

Thank you so much for your videos. 🙏🏾

[@WithSandra]

thanks so much for watching Brandon! :)

[@jamarbell1177]

Is there job security in cyber security jobs?Jobs?? I need a honest answer from someone who actually has a degree in cyber security

[@cyb3rint3l74]

100%. There are not enough qualified people to fill all the positions needed

[@yashlife1812]

Thank you it was very helpful and informative 🤩

[@peacepeace3564]

Is cyber security easy ??? I gave up on programming too hard you think cyber security is easier than programming

[@abshirahmed]

Great content. I salute.

[@WithSandra]

Thanks so much for watching!! 😁

[@sphealwithitxd6720]

Thank you, great video:)

[@WithSandra]

Thanks so much for watching :D!

[@harichris4171]

Ding dong dang ding dong ahiyaaaaaaa

[@jamesposs]

Thanks y’all!!

[@garimasharma4511]

Hi Sandra. Your video was really informative and really helped me gain clarity about switching to cyber security in the future. I am currently working as a QA analyst and I am thinking of pursuing a masters in cyber security. Do you suggest I do some cyber security certifications before starting my masters? I have a bachelors in computer science engineering. Thanks!

[@kittysaywut]

I’m in appsec trying to switch internally to software developer pay will remain the same. This would be my first swe position. I love creating things… but is this a good idea? I plan to be an individual contributor forever I despise meetings and management.

[@WithSandra]

I also feel the same about individual contributor vs management roles lol, if this is the route you want to take then I'd say go for it, the work is different but it just depends on how you like it when you start. Don't forget you can always come back to appsec if you realize swe isn't for you, I was swe then appsec and when I was applying to new jobs, I got 2 swe offers even tho I hadn't done coding in 2+ yrs so it'd definitely doable if you grind Leetcode and study!

[@wholesalingtony1588]

WHat happened to the pay comparison??? thats very important 😎

[@eqx5028]

Awesome video! I think I'm about 58% going for cyber than SWE.

[@WithSandra]

Thanks so much for watching! Glad you have such an exact number for your decision too 😆

[@meshackokuomose1535]

Thanks, I think cyber security is more lucrative

[@WithSandra]

Thanks for watching Meshack!

[@YumixNightmare]

Hi Sandra, I was wondering what you know about API security?

[@jhoanmanuelcarvajal9822]

Thanks for the information

[@_CelebrityBuzz]

Hi will I be able to get a job I'm taking a cyber security at Humber college certification program..... please I need some advice 😭

[@sanataniculture-in]

Mam i am from india which course is better in india cse or cse ( cybersecurity)

[@justinl3723]

great reviews!

[@CeeWorld69]

So when they say, “software engineer,” is that a web developer? Like coding?

[@ThriveDrive-nw8bc]

Yes

[@micjakes1]

What are the three certs you said people with bachelors STILL need to get?

[@WithSandra]

In this video i think i mentioned the security+/network+/A+ but i have another vid on beginner certs if you’re interested! kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJilgoltn6mHqac

[@harvey2776]

certs does not mean anything inknow pol who have technical certs cant even analysze or i terpret logs or packets so please

[@jovanmonroe461]

@@harvey2776 That’s the people you know. It still means something.

[@prajwalbinna1295]

Hello, looking towards the future lets say 4-5 years from now, do you still think software engineers will be paid more than cyber people? Also it would be great if you could do an in depth comparison with someone in software side and also with someone in the data science side.

[@WithSandra]

For sure, will definitely get something up with data science vs cyber! It’s pretty comparable for salaries in the beginning but the ceiling for SWE is much higher imo because at big tech companies, stock options can be just as much or more than your annual salary and not many cyber security roles have stock options that can match up with those faang companies. So base salary could be equal but stocks can def tip that scale! But ofc every company and sector may be a bit different so i’m sure there are cases where cyber salaries are higher

[@olivertwist8141]

Is software developer and software engineer the same? (I know it is bad question)🙂.

[@ahherng9822]

yes is the same🤣. Some companies even call the position software development engineer

[@WithSandra]

yes, exactly what @pewpew said xD

[@Andromedaxterr]

Hello Sandra. love your content. May I kindly ask, do you recommend doing a cyber security undergrad these days ? Bless you !!

[@WithSandra]

Hi Tamas! I don't think it's necessary as bootcamps are really taking over, many companies with open roles aren't requiring a BS or Associates even as a prerequisite anymore. So I'd take some time to take on some basic cyber security courses online for free first to see in you like it for sure before dropping money on a bootcamp, make sure it's a bootcamp that will also help you in your job search or partners with corporations already. Good luck!! :)

[@Andromedaxterr]

@@WithSandra hey Sandra. Thanks for answer. ❤❤❤ If BS cyber security is unnecessary then why unis and colleges offer these programs may I ask ?

[@forfun8457]

@@WithSandra still waiting for you answer please)))

[@WithSandra]

​@@forfun8457 For anyone who's already in a career or not a high school grad that's about to go to college, it’s very difficult to drop everything and go back for a 2 or 4 year degree, it’s usually not viable unless you take a career break or work full/part time during your degree program, many bachelors arent as flexible as masters programs, if you’re a current student then yes a degree is definitely a great option, but for those who may be more limited in terms of time/finances, a bootcamp is a very viable option as well, people with a BS in cyber security or a cyber security bootcamp can both find good jobs in cyber security

[@mattnewsome2812]

@@Andromedaxterr universities are in business to make a profit, so they try to compete with boot camps

[@91Marcus]

Damn, i wanna try to learn hacking/pentest/red team/blue team, but am curious is there a freelance jobs as a offender/defender? 😳 Cuz in local market non of thus jobs aren't

[@poojabarui0201]

Can we do both jobs? Like full time Or freelance?

[@Vamo_Alla]

Hello 👋 Quick question, which one of those two fields software developer or cybersecurity, age matter more for a 42 years old person with basic computer knowledge? Thanks a lot😎

[@WithSandra]

Hey Regino, thanks for watching! Age wont make too big of a difference although for security roles, since many orgs just created their security teams in the last 2 decades compared to coding which has been popular for 3+ decades, you can be very valuable in the cybersecurity space as there are more open jobs that need specialized skills. Good luck with your decision!😁

[@Vamo_Alla]

@@WithSandra hello Sandra, Thanks a lot for the info, It’s very valuable for me. I appreciate your fast reply, u got another subscriber 😎!!!!

[@jadendodoo4979]

Hi Sandra, I'm actually hesitating between cybersecurity and web development. Out of curiosity, I am wondering if you know whether I can apply all these things together

[@teddyoben779]

I was wondering too

[@violetsky__7649]

I’m doing the same thing. There is absolutely a way you can put these two together. But we are basically like unicorns because most people don’t pursue both. We will figure it out eventually.

[@j.vosier6786]

Im planning on doing both

[@alexfuller3365]

I'm studying for my BSc in CIS. If I get cyber security certs on top of that will that be enough to get my foot in the door?

[@RJ-gh3lg]

I just got enrolled in bsit a few weeks ago and I've been really worried if I should proceed in IT or switch to cs, I want to gain enough knowledge and it cost a lot too that's why I want to choose which is better for me and worth it. I'm more into programming ma'am and not into networking that much, should I proceed to bsit or switch to bscs? I'm kinda afraid of math that's why I landed in bsit but I'm thinking to switch tho idk what to do fr any advice T__T

[@WithSandra]

If you’re more into programming, for sure go into BSCS, you can always pivot with a CS degree and people are always looking for developers even in cyber security, The math part is hard bc those required calculus courses can really get you lol.. but if thats your weakpoint, majoring in IT but putting lots of coding projects, internships, and technical experience, TA, etc can still land you software dev roles, you have wonderful options either way :) good luck with your decision!! Im rooting for you😁😆

[@RJ-gh3lg]

@@WithSandra thank you so much, I was thinking of switching to cs but unluckily it's unavailable in our school for the reason that there are no enrollees. Our classes will start in August 9, I will be staying in IT, I will definitely take your advices to take more internships, make more coding projects and etc. I will also try taking open sources of computer science courses that I don't have in my IT degree especially some advance math and learn more. This is definitely tough, I hope this will lead me to a great path. Thank you so much for the response, really appreciated it.

[@ssuriyaprakash1]

you guys trying to be objective on the difference between 2 job roles but every time "it depends" thrown out makes it more subjective to follow

[@WithSandra]

Yes lol, these are definitely super lucrative between sectors/companies/even locations but this is just to give a general idea of things you could expect!

[@lohostella2546]

Hi ma, I want to switch into tech but am confused on which part to take, am not good in marketing, math, or design which career path would you please recommend

[@jon33709]

If you’re not good math or design. I wouldn’t recommend any job in tech, as they require intelligence.

[@kaviinjv4929]

Very useful and fun too :)

[@WithSandra]

Thanks so much Kaviin! :)

[@25ravenflyingpig25]

omg I love his comment at the end!!! Just do cyber xD

[@codeninja1172]

I want to be well versed in programming and writing code developing software from scratch which career path would be best to develop my coding skill and intellect in the field ultimately, would that be Cyber Security or Software Development/Engineering I'm currently in cyber security program at WGU but I'm starting to feel Software Dev is where all the code is please help i love your videos BTW keep up good work.

[@akuwizzy1705]

Software Engineer

[@izaigacet9437]

I also sent a message to Luka on his social media he can find under my same username here asking him for some tips and advice on whether if swe is a good move or cybersecurity. I have two friends who are SWE but they started wen they were younger basically after graduation so they’re 4 years+ in working and by the time I graduate (4 years from now) they’ll b 8+ years in. So of course they’re going to say it’s good now. But what does the future have in store for either jobs and which offers a better wlb etc. well hope to hear from either of you 🙂

[@dariusvlogs3634]

hey why dont you go into red teaming thats really hands on

[@justinvalentine2456]

Where did you get your education from?

[@moonboons]

Do visible tattoos matter in the tech industry?

[@WithSandra]

​@@sousavann I would agree, no one's ever said anything about mine and i know a few people with full sleeves who work in tech!

[@kingduch23]

is next gen good boot camp for cyber security?

[@WithSandra]

Hey David! I'm not familiar with Next Gen but I'd make sure they have corporate partners or some relationships with companies that could hire directly from the bootcamp, otherwise graduating a bootcamp that costs $$$ and still having to find a job on your own is reallyy difficult, especially in entry level cyber roles, good luck David! Also, i've been thinking about building out a platform for cyber security boot camp grads/other undergrads to find actual entry level roles, since everything I see online says entry level but wants 3 yrs of experience lol.. is this something you've seen too?

[@ΧΡΥΠΟΥ]

First of all i apologise because i don't speak English very well . Second i want to know which road do i must choose to go into cyber security. I am police officer in E.E. country for 11 years . I want to change job but i want to go to a company which company will say because of these certificates and your previous job as police officer , we will invest to you . I want day that i am on a course of program development and i will do course with some ecvt on cyber security. I dont like networks so much but i like to learn , look , bit the crime . What certificates , courses , degrees do i must take ? Thank you

[@akuwizzy1705]

Cyber Security

[@sean.michael84]

What is the job outlook for both after the age 40??

[@WithSandra]

For SWE, you’d be making $$$ especially as a senior SWE or tech lead/manager lol, In cyber it can go so many diff ways, you could go into management, red team, or whichever specialization you’re in, the pivots are pretty easy in cyber once you have the foundations down, you’ll likely be an SME in some area in cyber by then. Good luck @S. Bradburn! 😁

[@Anthony0899]

Tryna figure it out , I have like 4 choices to choose between cybersecurity , software engineer, it support and aws restart

[@WithSandra]

Thats so awesome Anthony! Good luck with your decision, you’ll definitely have a lot of career options with either of those! 😁

[@Carlosinabottle]

IT support jobs can lead to can lead to cybersecurity.

[@emmyoluwatobi3165]

Hello I love cyber security

[@sauryachaudhary7549]

Please tell me about information security..

[@WithSandra]

Thanks so much for watching Saurya! I have many InfoSec vids inthe Cyber Security playlist on my channel page, please let me know if there’s any specific video topics you’d like to see!

[@smartsazzy1850]

Nice video

[@hawkwing2570]

Underrated.

[@WithSandra]

wow thank u😫

[@baba10ye]

Is web development the same as software engineering?

[@ssairruh2771]

Software engineering is more backend development. Whereas web development is more front end

[@baba10ye]

@@ssairruh2771 if I am full stack does that mean I’m both?

[@ssairruh2771]

@@baba10ye yup!

[@baba10ye]

@@ssairruh2771 thanks!

[@TheArsenalpunchupnetwork]

Cyber Security is easier to get into.

[@denisleonard1565]

Sandra you are very phiao liangg

[@WithSandra]

Thanks for watching Denis! 😁

[@denisleonard1565]

@@WithSandra Would you ever consider to switch career to Cisco Network Engineer?

[@alexvillalobos47]

Luv ur videos

[@WithSandra]

Thanks so much for watching! 😁

[@alexvillalobos47]

Hello Sandra I was waiting for a question I asked on another video you had and it was that I am barely getting into the field of Technology I'm interested in cyber security do you think that I have to do my certifications in IT first in order to get my feet wet? They're paying for my school and the cyber security entry level is almost 2 years what do you think about IT certifications

[@JonnieDarkoNDG]

I am starting a Cybersecurity bootcamp in June, but I am concerned living in a smaller city is going to be an issue. Any thoughts?

[@clint8233]

Your dream or city? Which is it?

[@abdoooly]

If you’ve started the boot camp, is it going well?

[@Peter_Gazer]

Update ?

[@BigBowener]

Time to switch my role 😂

[@WithSandra]

Hahaha we welcome you

[@eugenewong5383]

the last word from that guy is the core of the whole vid lmao

[@darkpoet4063]

When’s the wedding 😊

[@SandraLucaVlogs]

[@Nicuju]

he's so adorable

[@littlemanbigheart194]

pay?

[@WithSandra]

Made a vid on cyber security salaries here!: kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2fRlnqKfrKGsJI

[@albatross91]

Those kinds of hours are unheard of in the UK 😂 37.5 is the typical working week here in both public and private sector for BOTH roles. On the flip side though salaries are higher in the US so I guess there’s some justification.

[@Leo-pt9ei]

I'm not sure because (I could be wrong) the cost of living in certain areas of the U.S. are a bit higher or the same as in the U.K., such as on the coastline or in big cities in the U.S., where software engineer jobs are most popular and available. I also believe that people in the U.K. or in Europe generally get more days off. Here in the U.S., most people would get 1-2 weeks off at most for the year whereas in Europe I think people could get up to one month off.

[@cristy6513]

Which one is easier?

[@OiVinn-eq1ml]

Cyber

[@harvey2776]

cs or cyber lol milleneals?!

[@WithSandra]

Lol I’m Gen Z but Luca’s a millennial 😁

[@livefree118]

Are you friends with benefits 😅😂

[@malitman]

You couldn't find a better part of the house to film?

[@venkatagopikotaru]

Can you share your university name where you did your masters?

[@WithSandra]

I went to Temple Uni, only have my Bachelors actually 😆