Cool. I heard they were giving out a MacBook every hour yesterday. They sure didn’t do that when they opened here in the Second City.

At three in the morning I’ll bet the service at the genius bar will be outstanding. (“Like, um, my IPod totally doesn’t play my favorite songs and I was, like, at a club with Paris and, like, I really needed it to work, and I couldn’t get it to, like, you know WORK, like, you know?”)

he’s so sexy!! and so is that elevator in the background: I want one in my living room!! This does seem an awful lot of money to spend & it runs the risk of making Apple seem even more “exclusive” than it is (in line with Prada, which I would never dream of buying…). Coupled with the recent Mac vs. PC ads (which I love but then, I’m a mac user and not likely to be offended by them) makes me wonder exactly what Apple Marketing is thinking.

So, here’s my six degrees of seperation from Steve Jobs — My wonderful geek of a husband codes for Shawmut Design and Construction, the best company ever in the South End of Boston, who just happens to have a contract with Apple Retail, and who completed on time, that spiffy store in NYC. Wait, that’s only four degrees.

He may be crazy, but he’s a shrewd businessman. So rare, to find a company that’s so cocky about their product (and rightfully so) that they are willing to grow slowly with the goal of doing it the right way.

Mr. Jobs is totally sexy. Not only b/c he’s the Apple “dude”, but he’s actually smart and that’s just sexy.