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I lost count of how many times I was welcomed to the donut.

Between getting out of my taxi, walking to the front gate of Apple’s visitor check-in, walking up the hill in Apple Park between its new campus and the edge of the land it owns, walking around the Steve Jobs Theater at the top of that hill, walking around its glass circumference, and down its vast marble staircases, I must have been greeted every 20 feet. There were smiling Apple employees, or people wearing Apple shirts, at least, welcoming me to Apple’s press event everywhere I looked. They all seemed so proud of what they were a part of today. Everyone was smiling, even as they stood in the 90-degree sun. I was sweating; the naturally cooled ventilation of the Jobs theater, albeit very environmentally friendly, was not cooling the glasshouse down enough for the roughly 1,000 people who had convened in it.