What do you think the greatest gift of the holidays is? Internet? I'd say Internet. Yes, absolutely.

It is, of course, as easy as it's always been. You get an IMAX 10 minutes out of the box here on the Internet.

But now, Apple gives you your own personal website

you can post your photographs for all your family to see all over the world and your

eye movies and now you're the purveyor of you're the generator of you're the purveyor of, you're the generator of, you're the author of great stuff.

Isn't it nicer to give than to receive?

Hello and welcome to the whole cast the best 30 plus minute apple conversation

you're going to hear all week long I'm your host Aerof and Eliza join me today

he's been sleeping on the couch since his wife saw the

Apple card bill, but with the new M1 Macbook air and two new iPhones in his pockets

he's been sleeping like baby. The founder of Koltamak is here, Leander Caney.

Very true. Say something, Leander. Well, very true. It's so very true.

Yeah. He's like, I'm actually quite sad about it.

Also with us, you've heard of the round and shapely home pod, but in the last six months of quarantine,

he's been working on something similar. It's called the home bod. And it's got curbs all over.

He's imagining a hair-Ckelton mac.

Louis Walles is here.

Only up like 10 pounds, it's okay.

Are you still eating those weird soy saus?

Oddly enough, I did have some Soy Rizo this morning.

I don't think that's what's putting on the pounds though.

I think it's the gin and tonics.

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