If you haven't guessed today's topic is about Apple.

I'm on an Apple computer. You're on Apple Computer. This podcast is on Apple Podcasts. Apple is such a big part of our lives. Let's get some rundown of what Apple is if you don't know.

Apple is an American company. I know you guys may see Cupertino pop up on the clock. It's because that's where they were initially based out of.

But it specializes in consumer electric software and online services. It's the largest information technology company by revenue 365 billion in 2021.

And it's the most valuable company. The world's most valuable company. I just want to say that again because their stock is low right now. And I think everybody should go and get it again.

But Apple stock give Apple stock. I have like 50 shares. I got it when it's split. Oh, yeah. And then I had it when it didn't split and sold some. So I'm like all about fucking Apple.

I miss your old stock tips on Twitter. Like go get it now, girl. Like is that I honestly don't fucking put it on like on Twitter anymore because I feel like people are like going to hold me accountable and I'd rather not.

They're like, Hey, I've asked all this money and apples computers. Come on. No, you didn't say that.

They're all got a bunch of rotten apples in my basement.

Dude, I've seen so many things about the Apple stock and how like if you invested in it this year, it would have been this much and like whatever.

I mean, we could always like live and die on that hill, but still anyway, it was founded as a computer company in the 70s by Steve Jobs, Steve Wozeneck and Ronald Wayne to help develop Wozenecks.

I was an ex personal computer. So in 1977, the company's next computer was the Apple to and it was the best seller. They went public in the 80s instant success.

And then they kept developing computers like the original quote unquote Macintosh, which is funny because I remember that word, but I always call it my Macbook and I forgot Macintosh.

But as computers started to expand any ball, they lost a lot of market share to lower priced windows computers at the time and Intel PCs.

And in 1997, they were weeks away from bankruptcy and then they bought a company called next to resolve their unsuccessful operating system and then Steve Jobs came back to their company because he had left.

And then over the decade, he was doing the I Mac, the iPod, the iPhone, the iPad and just all these memorable advertising campaigns and finally open an Apple store retail chain and then was acquiring a lot of companies to brought in the portfolio.

So he resigned in 2011 for health reasons and he died two months later as we know and now it's Tim Cook, but they were the first publicly traded US company to ever be valued over a trillion and then two trillion in August 2020 and then three trillion last month.

So they're only growing and growing like Apple's a fucking beast and my facts today are actually a little bit of stuff about Steve Jobs.

Okay.

Just some random shit that I thought were cool.

So he was adopted.

Yeah, so as an adolescent, his dream was to become a Buddhist monk and then he took a trip to India in the 70s and it made him become a Buddhist.

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