Hi, James.

Ben, how are you?

I'm good. I hear you're on the road.

I am on the road. I'm in sunny Florida.

Hey, you can't, you just change your pronunciation.

Did I?

You did.

I was mocking you for your...

I know, I know. I felt you had too many syllables in your pronunciation of Florida.

Florida or whatever you said.

Florida.

You've made me all self-conscious about it.

I was like, I've had, this is a topic of conversation that came up today, actually.

We were talking about food at work, and the word tomato came up, and everybody started laughing.

And I was like, you know know what I've learned to say that

the way that people don't laugh at me or some people I've learned to say it as tomato because the number

of times I've said it wanting it and people look at me like I am from Mars and not knowing that I'm

asking for tomatoes I've learned to say tomato as tomato, like this song.

Or not knowing that you're from Australia, which is kind of the same thing. Yeah, I mean,

it's a red, barren, like not much rain. Very similar. Okay. Well, so I wanted to do a few bits of

follow up on the Apple services thing.

I think there's this, and it's not really follow-up because I think we actually, or we were very clear about this, or I was very clear about this, both in the article, in my follow-up and on the podcast, but people are still getting this wrong.

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