I have this horrible habit of checking text messages and email when I wake up, but before I'm actually awake,

if something's particularly important, I react to it right away and if it's not terribly important I sort of accidentally forget about it.

I got a text message a week ago today that that happened to or with

Allison Sheridan of the Nozilla cast podcast wrote to me last Friday regarding a story that I brought to you about

Apple's education bundle of Logic Pro and Final Cut Pro apps.

Her message.

I think you said on the show today that Final Cut Pro 10

is normally $379, but I think that number is $299.

The bundle is still an amazing deal, of course. Not a bad idea to double check me by the way. I'm often wrong.

Well, I did double check her and she was not wrong. So, yeah, Allison's right, my bad. Final cut pro normally cost $299. Let us never speak of it again. This is Mac OS Ken.

W. W. D back where it started.

Another game of Why Apple Stinks.

And Cheers and Jeers for Samsung and Apple. It's Friday the 17th of February 2017. I'm Ken Ray and this is news

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