Ben Wood

Even looking at those demos myself where, for example, as you said, you could do something on the Mac or whatever.

In my mind, I was thinking it was a Siri-like capability anyway.

So maybe it'll just come out in the wash.

But I think if we really scrutinized it, you could say this is a bit strange.

And it's quite un-Apple, isn't it?

Because usually they're very, very good at this kind of thing.

So maybe that's why it kind of surfaces a little bit.

Tim Cook has had a remarkable tenure at Apple.

Steve Jobs gifted him this incredible asset, the iPhone.

Tim Cook took over in difficult circumstances.

Let's not forget this wasn't a neat transition.

He got very ill and it was something that just had to happen.

And I think he should be applauded for that.

an amazing legacy.

I think he's arguably one of the greatest non-founder CEOs we've ever seen.

Over his tenure over the last 15 years, he's taken a business to be a multi-billion business to a $3 trillion business.

I think it's $4 trillion now.

No, you're right.

It's $4 now.

I did go down a little bit yesterday.