Stephen Hackett, you talked me through, I don't even know how to describe it. I just want to dive right into it.

You talked me through something crazy, sort of. I don't know. Do you have the impression that you was like, I didn't even do anything?

A little bit. Yeah, so you texted me dealing with this Apple account issue that, like, you can't set it up a little bit.

A lot of people, I think, are in the boat that you and I found ourselves in.

We had an Apple ID from back in the day.

They were using for, like, mine was like from iTunes purchases, like buying music, emo music in 2004 to put on my iPod.

But that's not the Apple account I used for my ICloud stuff for various

reasons. And that just opens a whole world of hurt. It's so complicated that it is even hard

to state the problem as opposed to describe what I think is the solution. But it's basically

for the people with the dual accounts, which you said well, where your ICloud ID, aka your

primary Apple account. And I actually, in this case, it's actually ever so slightly more difficult to talk about with the new lingo of Apple accounts as opposed to Apple IDs.

So if I say Apple ID, you know what I mean because it's a little bit easier to think of them as IDs.

But anyway, I've got a Mac.com Apple ID. This is my iCloud life. This is where I get mail there. All my

iCloud storage is there. It is part of a family with my wife and my son. But my media and

purchases account is secondary. And that's an ad daring fireball address for reasons I don't even remember.

But I know that it started when I started buying music on iTunes.

We were also innocent back then, right? And the system was so simple, right? It's like, buy music,

wrap it in, was it fair play, was there, DRM? And put it on the iPod. Yeah. That's,

that's all it had to do in the beginning. Yeah. And I didn't give much thought to. I have no

recollection of why I decided to use my main daring fireball.net address as that address. And I guess,

I think I, at some point, it doesn't even matter at this point, guess I think I, to some point,

it doesn't even matter at this point,

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