I think that the year was 1978 when the disagreement began.
A settlement was reached a few years later.
“So, we have an agreement now?
“We have an understanding?”
All parties agreed. It was fair and equitable.
The party of the first part agreed not to enter the computer business with the understanding that the party of the second part had agreed not to enter the music business.
What changed?
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House said it. Everybody lies. There you go.
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I could be dead-ass wrong but something tells me this might be about Apple Computers and Apple Corps.
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Truly a student of history.
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Or someone who happened to take a graphic design course taught by a dude who loves Apple products. (Then again, what design course isn’t taught by an Apple lover?)
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