I’m not sure if I’ve seen that, but now that I’m grown up, those statements look defensive.
He ridicules the price first, then later on says “it may sell very well, (pause) or not,”.
What’s being said is “it’s a problem if it sells”, and the most fundamental reason he gave that it might not is the price, not, say, lack of Apple’s expertise in the field or perceived clunkiness of it.
He ridicules the price first, then later on says “it may sell very well, (pause) or not,”.
What’s being said is “it’s a problem if it sells”, and the most fundamental reason he gave that it might not is the price, not, say, lack of Apple’s expertise in the field or perceived clunkiness of it.