Vic Harris

the ethos and the brand and the mission is so ingrained in everything it does that bringing an outsider could really damage that in a sense.

I don't know.

I mean, that's just going to, but anyway, this, this new guy, he's from inside as well.

So Steve Jobs, a visionary, Tim Cook, the operations kind of supply chain, you know, guy, how do we make this more efficient?

And then this new guy who is John Ternus, he is kind of an engineering product background.

So everyone's like, okay, cool.

Is he now going to be the guy that's going to take this and – Steve Jobs 2.0.

Yeah, Steve Jobs 2.0.

But also Apple's been lagging in the AI space.

And so is he going to be the guy that's going to kind of make it an actual viable competitor in the AI space and all of that?

So everyone's kind of thinking that he's going to be Jobs 2.0.

And also it's quite sad.

Like I would hate it if I left as CEO and then the share price goes up.

Has it just – has it a bit – Really?

Like, you kind of be a bit like – Oh, my God, yeah.

I mean, it moved, like, marginally, but for Apple, that's still – like, that's still millions and millions of shares.

I mean, oh, God.

Usually, if you're a really good CEO, when you leave and announce you're leaving, no matter who's coming in, because – It goes down.

There's no track record of this person.

Because people are scared.