You know, Apple has had a large, large number of successful products, especially recently.

It feels like, as Mo likes to say, they sold a few.

By the way, shout out to Mo, he's relaxing in the background today by the fireplace over

there.

They, especially recently, man, it's like even with all the complications and things

that are going on, continue to find customers for these things with an Apple logo on them.

You know that well.

And it almost feels like in certain circumstances, I mean, maybe depending how you want to look

at this COVID thing, it seems like some of these products even may have benefited from

these world circumstances, like people upgrading their iPads or when they were marketing

the iMac at the event over there, they said, oh, you got a video conference now because

you're working from all, like they just, or when they put out the original iPhone SE

and I was like, you know, that's a budget phone right there.

That's the market's looking for you know.

So they've been nimble enough.

They keep slapping that badge and customers, they keep ponying up the box.

They keep lining up at the start, metaphorically, because they're not physically lining up.

And so every time you see these numbers or they have one of these phone calls and they

got Tim Coco on there.

He's like, we're doing a mess.

He's like, everything is great.

We break records every five minutes.

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