Although no historian was on hand to record the event, somewhere between Dallas and New York City, Greg and John began sharing information over the first computer network ever installed at 30,000 feet.

The only power book makes it so easy to work together. Power book from Apple.

Hello and welcome to Cassie Best, 30 plus in Alpcom station. You're going to hear all week long, I'm your host.

Here for Elijah, I should give me today. Where is the outlet?

Oh, there he is. In a preparation of Apple's September event, he's putting extra slop into the Cult of Mac writers trough.

They have got to make sure they have the energy to type for three to four days straight with no sleep or yard time.

Like it was some red bull. He's a stickler, but he's the best in the business. Managing at our Cult of Mac.

Oh, his wall is here.

I like the word stickler. No, but I feel like that perfectly describes it.

You don't get it here. You don't get to hear it used every single day. And it's like, yeah, very accurate.

Did you say you like the word sticker? Yeah. Yeah. Oh, I thought you said you don't like it. I do like it.

In fact, I think I might have even put that on my resume at one point.

You're a stickler for details. I mean, that much is true. Guaranteed stickler.

All right. Well, we have an exciting show for you all today.

We can't just keep small talking here, Lewis. We've been going for Lewis and I have been doing the show for an hour.

And then we realized we should probably go live big.

So we were talking about all sorts of life topics.

And I was like, dude, we should probably go live because it's almost one we haven't even started.

We've got a big show for you all today. I'm sure you've already heard.

We got the September 7th event coming down the pipes or so it seems says so safe.

Bloomberg, which means that it's almost certainly going to happen, which means iPhone 14 is right around the bend.

Along with other hardware, which we'll talk about.

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