What's up everybody, Brian Tongue here. Welcome to the Apple Bits XL for everything good

and bad inside the world of Apple. Okay, everyone has been asking for me to make a video

version of this podcast along with the audio version. Look, sometimes I'm on the road

and if you are watching right now, you are seeing where Brian Tongue grew up. If you're

not and you're just listening, you missed out, but special guests to join me in my bedroom

as a young child. KTLA's Rich Tamiro, tech reporter extraordinaire, Rich, what's up,

dude? Hey, that sounds really bad, but I just imagine you and I are chatting about

like all kinds of geeky stuff like Jurassic Park and like, you know, all your Star Wars

memorabilia as kids. Yeah. Yeah, I mean, right now there's some Star Wars on the other

side. I've got literally every spawn toy that came out. I've got a Star Wars poster. I

got some NBA. Oh, here. I'm going to see that. See that little collage there, Rich. Yeah.

That was before Photoshop existed. That was handmade. I cut out magazine clippings of

Chris Weber, my favorite player from junior high all the way through high school and I made

a handmade handmade. Wow. This was before AI could just you could just ask for, you know,

whatever you wanted. But here's the thing. I mean, it's my parents moved after, you

know, like the house I grew up in, they're not in anymore. So it's kind of sad that I don't

have that excitement. The last, like, I would come home during college and like, go through

old boxes in my room of like all these little, you know, knick knacks and memorabilia

that I kept over the years. So it's definitely fun. It brings you right back. So it's kind

of cool. It is super nostalgic and, you know, it makes me laugh because it's literally

this is like my high school room. And it's pretty clear. It's a snapshot in the history.

It is young, young Brian. So, so good. So okay, Rich, you know, thanks so much for joining

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