Comment by coolspot 2 years ago Tim Apple has been on inauguration, so very possible. 5 comments coolspot Reply anonym29 2 years ago Is calling him Tim Apple some sort of inside joke I'm out of the loop on? We don't call Elon "Elon Tesla" or Satya "Satya Microsoft". hackeman300 2 years ago The president has called him that on occasion genewitch 2 years ago Once, and in context it was "Tim [at] Apple", because he loves to name drop like that." Any future mentions of Tim Apple by the president are tongue in cheek. gist 2 years ago Probably correct for OP to present as "Tim Apple" (hence giving some kind of hint to reflect on) anonym29 2 years ago TIL. Thank you!
anonym29 2 years ago Is calling him Tim Apple some sort of inside joke I'm out of the loop on? We don't call Elon "Elon Tesla" or Satya "Satya Microsoft". hackeman300 2 years ago The president has called him that on occasion genewitch 2 years ago Once, and in context it was "Tim [at] Apple", because he loves to name drop like that." Any future mentions of Tim Apple by the president are tongue in cheek. gist 2 years ago Probably correct for OP to present as "Tim Apple" (hence giving some kind of hint to reflect on) anonym29 2 years ago TIL. Thank you!
hackeman300 2 years ago The president has called him that on occasion genewitch 2 years ago Once, and in context it was "Tim [at] Apple", because he loves to name drop like that." Any future mentions of Tim Apple by the president are tongue in cheek. gist 2 years ago Probably correct for OP to present as "Tim Apple" (hence giving some kind of hint to reflect on) anonym29 2 years ago TIL. Thank you!
genewitch 2 years ago Once, and in context it was "Tim [at] Apple", because he loves to name drop like that." Any future mentions of Tim Apple by the president are tongue in cheek.
gist 2 years ago Probably correct for OP to present as "Tim Apple" (hence giving some kind of hint to reflect on)
Is calling him Tim Apple some sort of inside joke I'm out of the loop on? We don't call Elon "Elon Tesla" or Satya "Satya Microsoft".
The president has called him that on occasion
Once, and in context it was "Tim [at] Apple", because he loves to name drop like that." Any future mentions of Tim Apple by the president are tongue in cheek.
Probably correct for OP to present as "Tim Apple" (hence giving some kind of hint to reflect on)
TIL. Thank you!