That is going to make an awesome after show.

It's not really because it's going to be just a white dude

bickering and moaning about his expensive car.

It's going to be a terrible after show.

And we're going to keep it in and people are going to like it.

And the one or two people that don't like it have long since stopped listening.

All right, so people have suggested that this Phantom version of the Mac,

which includes an ARM co-processor, if you will.

Maybe that's used for PowerNap.

I still am skeptical that would be a reasonable use case, but be that as it may.

There are people who have used an example of apparently there's something in the PlayStation 4,

which apparently is a console that people apparently play video games with.

I didn't realize that was still a thing.

But anyway, it has a rest mode that I guess works similarly right, John?

Yeah, so this, the last show we were talking about, the ARM CPU,

actually being able to function and do useful work when the Intel CPU is off,

which would mean that the ARM CPU would need access to all the same stuff,

all the IO and networking and all the other stuff.

Regardless of what software it runs, whether it runs just a bunch of Apple software that Apple

supplies as part of the OS or whether third parties can ship ARM compile binaries to it,

that it would be a full-fledged CPU able to do useful work.

I was saying how that is pretty complicated.

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