Sharing information on the internet is profoundly changing how we communicate.

In the near future, using the internet will be as common as using telephone services we have today.

In some cases, I suspect will hardly even notice when we're online.

To give you an idea of how different things may be in just a few years,

let's take a look at the future. Hello!

And welcome to the co-caste Best 30-plus minute Apple conversation, you're going to hear all week long.

I'm your host Air Front Elizer.

Joining me today.

He's the star of Colt Mac magazine's upcoming Summer Swimsuit addition buster. Shiny. Me I'm the cover on it. Yes. You're

going to be the centerfold my friend. Did you not get the memo? No. Oh no oh man guess I'll have to prime my pegs for that

Also joining us we call him the gav the Germans call him he he Kaini.

The Spanish know him as El Baracho.

Leander, Kaini is here.

El Barucho. Haini is here.

I've actually officially given...

Do you actually know what that means?

I do, a drunk.

Oh, no.

I thought it was going to be a secret.

No, I know exactly what it means.

Not that I've been called it before right no longer no longer

you don't drink anymore but it's hard to it's hard to get rid of that

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