This epic apple

Apple situation

It's bigger than it might appear at first.

Well, it appears to be big at first,

but it might still be bigger than that.

And the reason being is because it's not just about Fortnite.

It's about Apple's entire business model and EPIC's entire business model and the two things meeting

inside of the App Store and having their differences.

Since we talked about it the first time,

I've been reading some people's reactions, they say,

look, Apple had this agreement in place beforehand.

It was what it was.

It didn't change. If you come and do business there, you should expect to

have to deal with the rules that they set forth. It's their platform. Then you have people

on the opposite side, on the opposite side,

on the flip side saying, look, this is monopolistic.

This is Apple taking things too far,

particularly when they start to launch competitive products

within the ecosystem that is said to nurture these third-party products like games and things like this.

If once they put their arcade in there or in the case of Spotify once they put their

competing music product, then it's no longer a fair landscape and since those companies don't have to pay the

30% charge those products I should say right Apple music they could set whatever

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