Couple React To Bill Burr Destroying Steve Jobs 

Completely agree, I’ve seen a lot of “fake” Bill Burr reactions but the “lean back laugh” you can’t fake and I love it…

@@rlciii completely agreed

I never knew about the roller blades thing. I figured people had just outgrown it.

That's his shtick...

So, are you saying child slavery is ok to get a cheaper phone?

That’s an absolute truth.

only two things that make me personally not a fan of Apple products: 1. Cost usually 1.5-2x more than everything else 2. You literally HAVE to use iTunes for music, can't use anything else, at least before Spotify. When I tried to make a workout playlist for a buddy, I used Amazon Music instead of iTunes, so his phone wouldn't play the music I gave him. Basically have to go 100% Apple for streaming and downloading

@@akarbit3r111 All of Apples products are intentionally designed to only be used with other Apple products so that you have to stay within their environment. It's a disgusting tactic.

Woz is a genuinely decent human being and top notch engineer; Apple would not exist without him. He's also the exception that proves the rule you are referring to... A whole bunch of Chads and brogrammers competing for least likely to be mistaken for Woz. The reality distortion field works in mysterious ways... But not for Tim Cook or Johnny Ives.

One thing I have to push back on is the false notion that making things in the US would cost substantially more. This is false. And it certainly wouldn’t come anywhere near “quadrupling” the cost of goods. Proof? Look up the hundred year old Jones Act that massively artificially increases the costs of goods for Hawaiian citizens. Also learn about the Commerce Clause, which the Jones Act violates. Global shipping is controlled almost exclusively by four shipping companies. What’s more is that not only would it cost very little extra to keep manufacturing in the US any increase in costs would be more than offset by the abundance of jobs created domestically. There are many good reasons why tariffs on imports are essential. Oh, and anyone familiar with Adam Smith’s Wealth of Nations will know that the US is not and has never been a free market. It’s always been a rigged market, precisely the kind Smith opposed in his works.

I'm ashamed to admit. I did own a iMac for a brief moment. My friends don't know about it so let's keep that one on the down low

Well, there’s a reason we remember Leonardo Da Vinci and not Jan Van Eyck (or whoever actually invented oil painting) 😉

@@ac521 Nobody gave a f**k about Mona Lisa for centuries. I think Leonardo gained fame thanks to his sketchbook, which contained sketches way ahead of his time. Steve Jobs provided nothing revolutionary. He took the ideas already in circulation and gave them a fresh look, while exploiting EVERYBODY and EVERYTHING around him. A real American Dream poster child. People didn't start to buy Apple, because it was technologically superior to alternatives. Apple fad started, because their products looked sleek and cool. Apple fans are the victims of clever marketing. Cigarettes also became a fad, because of clever marketing, which made smoking cigarettes look cool, even though cigarettes are the worst way to enjoy/consume tobacco. Now we have Elon Musk, a new Jobs, except unlike Jobs, Elon only buys himself into potential startups' board of directors and then later hogs all the credit for all the progress those nameless scientists had made, before Musk was even part of these companies. People should stop celebrating people with money and glamour and start valuing people who actually come up with these revolutionary technologies. Actual work deserves more credit, than patreons' money. So in conclusion, Steve and Elon are marketing geniuses, but they didn't revolutionize anything. They both are the boss level of car salesmen. Lol, the latter actually is a literal car salesman. I rest my case, for now.

The reason people know who Steve Jobs and Bill Gates are is because they were better at marketing themselves and other people's products than they were at inventing things themselves.

Steve was used by Satan to bring forth phone networking for it will be highly used by Satan's last empire of networking the Earth on the speeches of the beast and the false prophet to come and other matters before then such as inventions of facebook, twitter, google etc... = All the handiwork of Satan to bring more corruption into mankind through/by. As mankind gets more attached to those things, the more haywire everything is going to get. Too bad Steve thought he was doing good.... he was part of a design being placed upon the Earth that leads mankind to WW 3. For tools for it indeed, have to come first for the triggering to occur. Gay marriage, trans people can't even tell you the difference between a man and a woman anymore with so much more things worst yet to come.

No no, same with expensive cars, clothing, jewelry, and so on. A ten thousand years old phenomena :)

A company for hipsters lol

That makes them marketing geniuses. And Apple fans are afraid to admit, that they let themselves be snatched by clever marketing.

This is not at all a new concept. Basically every major consumer product class has an elite level which meets the criteria you just presented. Automobiles, watches, art, etc, alllll the way down to furniture and adult beverages.

Apple definitely has great marketing. They have brainwashed generations of people. People buy new cameras attached to phones every year. Then these payers try to brainwash others into joining their new camera cult by saying something is wrong with our green chat bubbles. They have brainwashed people into buying clout over practicality. Everyone should use their phones for 3-4 years before changing. The only thing you lose by not changing is clout and an improvement in camera technology.

You don't know a lot about history then.

The greats steal. Always.

It‘s actually even worse. Most of the technology in an iphone was created by the government.

its fine, from who doesnt matter and let be honest people dont even give a fuck about that ,they just need to have stuffs to use

people forget that before Ipod came, we had somethign called MP3 players (cheap smartphones killed that particular market later).. Even microsoft had ZUNE, Sony, Samsung all had 64 mb-128 mb mp3 players... so all of your songlist in your pocket was a joke... The only decent thing Ipod had was its look and playlist navigation interface... because MP3 players looked like mini cassette players at best.

just buy anything you want , done ! you cant blame anyone and no one talk shit about you ,thats simple ! Dont know why people have to worry about what others think of them for paying their own money ..like wtf

I agree, and I am not a very big fan of Apple. However, I will say that most of their products, while overpriced, are very well engineered. They work better and more cohesively than most competitors' products IMO.

it doesnt matter. Lots of brand that was started by somebody else but doesnt success and when it get sold, it became big. The result is all that matter, even if you do nothing ,only have money and advertise, some how you make it work then it is all you

Jobs was good at marketing. In the early 90's he gave schools for free or at a reduced price, computers to teach children on. Both lessons and how to use his computer system. In the process he created a perpetual market, one that still works today. He created users as children, who as adults stayed with his products. Then he made his system proprietary, and made a fortune.

Warren Buffett said the key to success is saying no most of the time

We are down for more jobs for Americans.

Ehm.. Dave Chappelle bro

It's bizarre, just a week ago people/comedians were saying that Norm MacDonald was the funniest person alive, yet here between you 2 he doesn't even get a mention. Lets just agree that comedy is subjective. For me, I really like Bill Burr, Dave Chappelle is great too. I wouldn't even have Eddie Murphy in my top 10. What about Louis CK? he was touted as the best comedian in the business a few years ago, yet neither of you mention him either.

@@L3onOfKings I agree completely. Comedy, much like music, is very subjective. It's suspect I'm a little older than you though LOL just from some references. But all that matters? Is what makes us laugh

@@L3onOfKings I never like Louis CK's style for some reason, I tried, but he's just hard to stomach for me, he can be real corny.. Dave and Bill can too but they're more subtle about it in my opinion, doesn't help that Louis looks and sounds just like any regular middle aged white family guy either, Bill and Dave have unique voices and appearances / facial expressions you can make a caricature out of, which is exactly what a comedian in my book should be like.. Think Jim Carrey although he doesn't do stand up.

@@DaggerZ555 yup. My bad. He is easily in that group

Nah, he would have just sold somebody else's computer.

Same generation here. Dude, eeeeveryone I knew wanted them for Christmas! 90's childhood was a total blast!

I dunno, but it seems to me that rollerblades as a popular fad began to lose steam in the US sometime after the Winter '93 rollout of "Wayne's World 2".

Proud to say I've never owned an Apple Product.

Wow. Didn’t know that

Then that was hilarious Aziz Ansari and Rob Huebel skit(Human Giant '07). That was the nail for any chance for it to come back.

I would rather have quality

@@swat91172 Me too, but we are in the minority. WalMart is proof of that

There's nothing wrong with inline skates. I used them down here in the south about 10 years ago. Once you learn how to use them properly, you can grind asphalt and concrete along with most flat surfaces. They were fun as hell. My friend and I spent Saturday nights practicing how to jump over obstacles.

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That's a hell of a score for a 12 year old. I would of flipped my shit if I'd won something like that at that age!

Same with me. Hated roller skates they felt to restricted on movement.

I love your screen name. I burst out laughing reading it.

@@TheAdventuresofTNT thanks 😂😂👌🏼