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Speaker 3: Speaking of Apple, one of the X stars, Johnny Ice

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Speaker 4: And further cements the new generation the tech and I'll

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Speaker 4: I've been calling for them to reconcile with Johnny for

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Speaker 4: Altman did a great job. I was telling Redpadded maybe

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Speaker 4: benefit greatly from this partnership. But you can see the

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Speaker 4: I think brilliant partnership. The trailer was amazing. Whenever I'll

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Speaker 2: Has anybody used it? Has it beneficial?

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Speaker 2: Look at what chat GBT is doing on a monthly basis,

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Speaker 2: It was a tough week for Apple outside of the tariff.

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Speaker 4: And on top of it, it's going to put a

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Speaker 4: And I'm gonna say it clearly, Tim Cook needs to

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Speaker 4: with it. I'm telling you now Tim Cook needs to go.

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Speaker 4: He can be chairman. Greatest operator in the history of

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Speaker 4: an AI version of Steve Jobs right now? Hooked up

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Speaker 4: to that black will No, they hooked up to rub it.

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Speaker 1: Like what bro di vision pro.

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Speaker 4: Mistake, Apple intelligence mistake, acquisition of Open AI mistake you

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Speaker 4: should have. That should have been number one priority when

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Speaker 4: Sam wanted it for nothing. There's too much culture clash

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Speaker 4: of Tim trying to be and I get it. You

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Speaker 1: Greatest operators.

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Speaker 3: Apple's market cap swored from three hundred and forty eight

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Speaker 1: Greatest operator in the history of What you're saying is true.

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Speaker 1: And since what has been the product that has succeeded?

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Speaker 4: And my issue is the degradation of culture at Apple

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Speaker 4: can say I wrong. It's fine. What's a better company

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Speaker 4: All that ecosystem that y'all love the audience, not y'all

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Speaker 2: As of today, I'm still gonn I gotta take Apple

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Speaker 2: consumer product that's gonna lead the future. Yes, so out

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Speaker 2: of today, and that announcement could come. But today also

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Speaker 1: It them until Johnny getting that lab.

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Speaker 3: Like I said, like I said last year, I think

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Speaker 3: open Ai, I don't think any I don't think anybody does.

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Speaker 4: They're called Don Jr. And get that master by a

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Speaker 4: The idea is great, execution is poorly planned. And that's

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Speaker 1: I think Tim Cook was doing that too.

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Speaker 2: Trump saying like, if you build them here, there's no tariff. Yeah, right,

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Speaker 4: Since I've never heard this be done to one company,

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Speaker 4: But rely software from SAM. But yeah, this is what

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Speaker 4: I can't imagine Tim waking up and then hearing that

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Speaker 4: this investment and now I'm still going to get a

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