In 1985, Steve Jobs sat down with PlayBoy for a lengthy, varied interview in which the now-CEO talked about getting stoned for the first time, having his head shaved in the Himalayas, and the future of computing.
Read the full interview on PlayBoy
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In 1985, Steve Jobs sat down with PlayBoy for a lengthy, varied interview in which the now-CEO talked about getting stoned for the first time, having his head shaved in the Himalayas, and the future of computing.
Read the full interview on PlayBoy
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and how later billions of dollars make you smart and different
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"I remember my first day, expressing my complete enthusiasm and bliss at being at Hewlett-Packard for the summer to my supervisor, a guy named Chris, telling him that my favorite thing in the whole world was electronics. I asked him what his favorite thing to do was and he looked at me and said, “To fuck!” [Laughs] I learned a lot that summer."
Great line!!If life is a journey enjoy the ride and the people that you meet on the road.
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The interview with Steve Jobs is interesting.
Yeah, communication is the problem with different languages. "He didn’t speak much English and I spoke a little Hindi." Then, they might take you to eat food or get your head shaved.
Interesting story about Hewlett-Packard. "To fuck," he said.
Interview also contains other interesting information such as the pricing of different products.Banned by fatfooComment
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“If you can convince the lowest white man he’s better than the best colored man, he won’t notice you’re picking his pocket. Hell, give him somebody to look down on, and he’ll empty his pockets for you.”Comment
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On Money
JOBS: I still don't understand it. It's a large responsibility to have more than you can spend in your lifetime—and I feel I have to spend it. If you die, you certainly don't want to leave a large amount to your children. It will just ruin their lives.
So true!
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Except he eventually left all of it to his wife, who I'm sure will leave it to their children. And there's absolutely nothing wrong with that.On Money
JOBS: I still don't understand it. It's a large responsibility to have more than you can spend in your lifetime—and I feel I have to spend it. If you die, you certainly don't want to leave a large amount to your children. It will just ruin their lives.
So true!Comment
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