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Welcome back to the Apple Insider Podcast with me, Victor, and William Apple.

I see what you did there. I'm not going to say that I liked it, but I didn't

dis- like it.

Reminds me of Johnny Appleseed,

which isn't a terribly well-known story in the UK

and I've just kind of vaguely heard the name.

He planted some trees and I presume they were apple trees and this is the story.

But you know it's as a piece of historical call back I'll take that.

Yeah, very good. Should I call you Victor Apple? I'm not I'm not sure what the polite thing to do is.

I'm not sure either.

That would imply that we're brothers and well I certainly feel that sort of familial,

that that fraternal relationship with you.

I don't know that that would work.

Okay. You're happy to extend the nice part, but strictly clear designs, clear links, clear divisions for any legal issues that might ensue.

Okay, thanks.

Well, given the amount of trouble you get into, absolutely.

I wish you were kidding about that, yes. All right, and she thought you were kidding about that yes and she thought you when you call from the precinct

I will answer right okay, I was going to ask how you are, but I think I can tell and I'm fine too, mostly.

So, good, what's happening? What's going on?

Well, in the past, you and I spoke about Wistron and about the Indian market.

And we were talking about that in times, about how India is kind of an interesting trouble spot for Apple where they

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