Steve Jobs on Family: A Brief Exchange
What Jobs talks about
In this short recording, Jobs is in a casual conversation that briefly touches on his son and a need for an “eye room.” The exchange is fragmentary, but it reads like an informal visit or greeting rather than a prepared talk.
The rest of the transcript includes light back-and-forth about something being “our oldest magnet,” being “19 years old,” and remarks about someone being over 90. Because the source event isn’t identified, the page should stay narrowly focused on the family mention and the conversational nature of the clip.
Jobs speaks in a brief exchange with at least one other speaker.
In his words
“My son says he needs an eye room.”
“We have a few over a 100 ways to go.”
“This is our oldest magnet.”
“It's just 19 years old.”
“Well, thanks for coming.”
Key points
- Jobs briefly mentions his son and a need for an “eye room.”
- The transcript is mostly casual, with fragmented remarks and greetings.
- A speaker references “our oldest magnet,” saying it is 19 years old.
- The exchange ends with a remark about someone being over 90 and looking good.
Full transcript
My son says he needs an eye room. Okay. Yes.
We have a few over a 100 ways to go. Yeah. Oh, excellent. This is our oldest magnet.
It's just 19 years old. Oh. Yes. We have a few over a 100 ways to go. Yeah. Oh, excellent. I'm bit open. Well, thanks for coming. You're over 90? Yes. Wow. You look good. You're over 90.
Transcribed from the audio by speech recognition (Deepgram). Timestamps link to the video above. Errors are possible.