The real genius of Macintosh, Apple's newest personal computer, isn't its 32-bit microprocessor,

or that it captures the power of a mainframe on a board 10 by 10 inches, or even that it costs half as much as computers half as powerful.

The real genius of Macintosh is that you don't have to be a genius to use it. Macintosh, the computer

for the rest of us.

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you're going to hear all week long. I'm your host Airfon Eliza joining me today

his upcoming book documents Tim Cook's rise to

total global domination as well as some of his favorite recipes. Leander Kaney is here.

The Tim Cook book. I really hope that's the title that you go with.

I pitched it, they didn't go for it. No, they didn't like it. Well, keep trying. Also joining us when he's not running cult of Mac you'll find him ghost writing

Leander cany's new Tim Cookbook. Louis Wallace is here.

Trying not to cough. It's the best Leander cany book written by this Wallace has written.

And I've got David Perini goes right in it for me.

Really because he asked me to help him write it. I'm multi-levels. Damn we got going here. And I farmed it out to some guy in another country.

So, uh...

He's not even writing it in English I'm going to use like

the Amazon translation service to one dollar a chapter we're gonna make a fortune on this book.

Well, when is the book coming out, Lander?

You know, we talked about it in previous episodes.

I don't feel like we ever really talked about it in previous episodes but I don't feel like we ever really talked about

well because it hasn't it's not even official yet it's still we haven't still

ink the deal I mean it's as good as down but it's it's not it's not we know one it's the the we haven't signed on the line that

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