John Siracusa

It would it would have to be on a case by case basis.

But I think generally Apple's thrust to move forward isn't by itself unhealthy.

I think the problem is that sometimes there's a little too much new shiny and not enough improvement of what was already there.

And I think what makes it even more difficult.

aggressive or worse is when the new shiny is just for the sake of new shiny rather than actually additive.

But I don't know.

Maybe that's a non-answer.

Slow down, John.

Slow down.

I don't have a horse.

On Long Island?

Would you relax for a second?

I actually don't have a horse in this race, but let's just remind ourselves that your whole oeuvre with regard to Long Island is 30 years out of date?

40 years out of date?

I think the thing that cracks me up most about John's ownership of Long Island is that you haven't been able to claim any ownership of Long Island in 30 years.

I get that, but maybe it's unfair because I moved so much when I was growing up, and I was only ever in a place for two, maybe four years at a time.

Right, but to me, I don't own the podunk little town in western Connecticut that I grew up in, not in a literal sense, you know what I'm saying.

Well, Connecticut doesn't have any culture, so.

Oh, all right.

Now your New York is definitely showing.