:36:02
...because all the respectable,
straight-arrow guys...
:36:05
...were busy doing what they always do,
which is be respectable...
:36:09
... which meant the rest of us
could run around acting like crazies...
:36:12
... which is what we did best.
:36:14
I miss those days.
:36:21
A bulldozer?
:36:24
Who's this Apple Computer?
:36:26
You hit my car with a bulldozer, Bill?
:36:29
I'm sorry.
:36:31
We went looking for someone who had
the kind of software we needed.
:36:34
The only place we found was this dinky
little company in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
:36:38
It says Apple wants a contract
for $21,000 to license BASIC.
:36:42
Do you know what this means, Paul?
:36:45
Yeah, yeah. It means
that we're desperate for business.
:36:48
We're nearly bankrupt, and even worse,
we're in Albuquerque.
:36:51
I just got this car, Bill.
I don't believe you.
:36:54
- A damn bulldozer?
- I'm sorry.
:36:57
I think that this means there's something
really going on out there in California.
:37:11
- Nine forty-five.
- A.M. Or P.M.?
:37:17
Opens in 15 minutes.
:37:20
I'm so tired I can't see straight.
:37:23
What if they find out we've only made
three of these computers...
:37:26
...and we're acting like we got
an assembly line full of the things?
:37:29
- What then?
- Hey, Woz. No sleeping in the booth, Woz.
:37:33
You're cluttering up the joint.
:37:34
Steve, all of a sudden
we're working harder than our fathers...
:37:37
...who we laughed at
for how hard they worked.
:37:40
- I don't get it.
- Come on. Still gotta change.
:37:43
Change what?
:37:44
Doors will open in 15 minutes.
:37:47
Oh, my God.
:37:54
- Steve.
- What?
:37:58
- What?
- No.