Mayor, are you ready to let loose in a couple weeks?

Oh yeah.

I didn't have it on my bingo card that we were going to get an actual event.

That is true.

For, presumably iPads. I mean, it's just a video right but um yeah yeah I presume they'll do it like before where they'll do it like the October event where it's a video but they'll invite some people like press to go to New York or

wherever and have hands on but officially it's just watch or the video online is

the situation but in the modern era that is cut that still counts as an event right that's an event yeah

that's what they do they don't do proper keynotes anymore which we've beenmoaned about before here we go again yeah I'm not going to

I'm not going to re-array all that again.

But this is indeed the new modern event that isn't a, you know, keynote event because you go to

Apple.com or what does it say at the top?

Apple event.

Watch online on 5.7 at 7 a.m. Pacific time.

So this was a nice surprise. Obviously we were anticipating, you know, these

iPads in first in March, then kind of wrote out to April, then German said May, so it's like,

okay, we wait until May, and then they could have just been you know no preamble press releases in the website but they're making a bit more of a big deal about it they're going to do a

fully produced video that you can watch in real time at the same time and have some live reactions to so I'm ready to dig it yeah

So it's May 7th and again just like the October event, the timing is interesting.

7 a.m. Pacific time, 10 a.m. Eastern time here in the United States.

And what is that for you, Mayo?

3 p.m.

That's not bad. That's much better than before. That's better than a typical Apple

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