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Apple is turning 50. I've covered them a
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long, long time from when they declined
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to now the biggest thing ever. I
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remember standing in line for that phone
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when it came out for the first time and
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actually unboxing it myself and having a
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real excitement about it. Scott, talk
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about your experience. What's your first
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Apple product?
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>> My first Apple product was I bought
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their stock in graduate school and I
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bought an iMac, one of those colorful
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rainbow colored iMacs for my mom
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>> [music]
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>> and then I I think I bought all their
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products.
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>> Apple's been up and down the chart in
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terms of success, but it's always
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actually been a really innovative
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company and always doing things that are
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surprising. They've made a lot of errors
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at the same time. I didn't love [music]
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Tim Cook giving the golden statue to
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Trump or going to the Meloni premiere.
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If Steve Jobs were here today, I think
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he'd be horrified by the Trump stuff. I
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don't think he'd have gone along and I
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would have been fascinated to think what
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he created. He was the most creative
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person and always zigging when others
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were zagging. Do you think they have
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another 50 years? 50 years is a lot.
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Very few companies survive 100 years.
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You wouldn't bet on any company to
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survive another 50 years, but if you
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were to try and pick one, Apple would be
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right up there.
