Somehow how doubt that that though even enters his mind.
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That's not true; the formula for the concentrated syrup never changes. What does change is the local water used to dilute the concentrate, the sweetener used, and, although it's supposed to be consistent, the ratio of syrup to water.
Steve Jobs was an incredible, amazing genius who can never be replaced, but his need to wear exactly the same outfit every day bordered on an anal-compulsive disorder. There's a time and place for everything and when one meets with the leaders of a foreign country, it's appropriate to wear a business suit.
But what I find interesting about this Tim Cook meeting is that if you replace Tim Cook's name with Barack Obama or any senior member of the administration, it still sounds perfectly reasonable. So I use this to conclude that Apple is eventually going to take over the U.S. Government (with or without China) because between them, they practically own the U.S. anyway.
That's second-hand. First-hand would be if you worked for them
What you saw, most likely, would be syrup for different flavours and/or brands. The standard Coke, Coca-Cola, Classic Coke, etc. is the same formula the world over.
This is false. There is an area in the World of Coca-Cola museum in Atlanta that discusses the production of Coke in different countries--the syrup concentrate is unvarying.
Ah yes, the usual Internet chest-thumping.
Perhaps judgements about Cook might take a little more into account than his selection of attire.
Just a thought...
Heheheh!!! The difference it's that in the States, it's FDA approved!
Most of the 'Oriental' food we eat here in the U.S. has been modified to please our taste. It's not the same food being eaten where it came from.
Respectfully I disagree.
