From Relay FM, this is Upgrade, episode 217. Today's show is brought to you by Lunar Display, PDF Pen from Smile and Hello Fresh.

Today there has been an Apple event so we've got all of the news and coverage and analysis of that. My name is Mike Hurley and of

course I am joined by man on the ground Mr. Jason Snell. Hello Jason Snell.

I'm actually up in the air I'm in a skyscraper in Manhattan, Mike.

Look at you. Fancy? Yeah. We got some fancy stuff going. Now let me talk about the weather when you're above. No,

Let's not do that instead. Nobody cares about that. I have a question for you for our

hashtag Snell Talk this week.

Upgrading Mike wants to know.

How does an East Coast time event make Jason feel?

Like do you feel tired do you feel excited you more

productive less productive what is what is the the feeling of an East Coast event

because Apple's event was in New York today.

First off, if I was in California not attending this event, it would make me feel sleepy because it would have happened at 7 in the morning.

But I am in New York City, and so I feel fine, I guess. I mean it's going to be a long day today because I'm flying home tonight.

That's going to be a very long day and I got up really early yesterday so I probably don't have as much sleep but what I was saying to some of my

fellow attendees who came from from the New York area is that they're experiencing what I experience when there's an apple event in the Bay Area,

which is you sleep in your own bed, but you have to get out of bed at a weird hour and your family

is still asleep and you got to drive or take the train or whatever and I just you know

rolled out of bed this morning and walked two blocks to the Apple event you're in a

hotel like it doesn't make a difference right yeah so so on that level I mean yeah

there's all the extra travel and all that but actually on the day of the event it's

super convenient and this is why when they do W. W. D.C. down in in San Jose I

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