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Give me my own project.
What?
Give me my own project.
I'll do it on my own.
And I'll make the best damn
game you have ever seen.
You're serious.
Okay, Steve.
I need someone to reprogram
a troublesome game.
But I'm on
a tight deadline.
So if you can deliver,
we'll pay you
up to $5,000.
$5,000?
Mmm-hmm.
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And as for your personal issues,
I think I may have a solution.
So many circuits.
Woz? Hey, it's Steve.
Thanks for saving my ass.
Of course. We're friends.
That's, that's what friends do.
I just can't work
for other people.
I guess I need my independence.
If that makes any sense.
Uh-huh.
I'm sorry for ruining
your Friday night.
Are you kidding me?
This is great.
I'd do this for free.
I really would.
Butjust out of curiosity,
how much are we getting paid?
$700.
Some big bucks there.
ALCORNI Sh*t.
This is good. Really good.
I know.
Wow. Four days.
You aren't kidding around.
I'll have to show it to Nolan,
but this is, this is good.
Woz?
Hi. Hi.
Woz!
Hi! Yeah, I'm
in the living room.
Hey. Good news.
Huh? Let me guess, your
They loved it!
Ooh.
$350. Whew! That's not bad.
Not bad? It's great.
What are you working on?
my dial-a-joke machine.
I've got some really good funny Polish
jokes, which work because I'm Polish.
Hang out and tell me what
you think of this one.
Ready? Ready?
What is long, and hard, that a Polish
bride gets on her wedding night?
A new last name.
That's hilarious.
Pretty good, isn't it?
What do you call a beautiful
Polish girl? Lucky.
What's that?
Hmm'?
Oh.
That. Now that
is gonna be cool.
It's a computer terminal board
I'm working on.
Hooks up to the TV
for the display.
What is it like, a kit?
What do you mean?
Well, well...
The code is still buggy,
but in theory it'll display
whatever you're working on. Like...
Show me.
Show you. Okay.
Wow.
I don't care if HP
didn't like it. It matters.
Yeah.
It's got potential.
No, the Sex Pistols have potential.
This is the wheel.
It's the
Industrial Revolution.
No more decks,
no more mainframes.
That changes everything.
It's pretty cool, I guess.
Hi, Charlene. Hello.
Hey.
Cool. It's profound. How could you
not tell me about this before?
I don't know. I was just working on it for my own.
It, it was a hobby.
Exactly. Exactly.
For your own. For you.
It's what you wanted. It's what
your gut' your instinct wanted.
something that didn't exist,
so you just willed it
into existence.
It's, what do you
call the system?
The operating system?
The operating, and it just shows you...
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