uncommon around his son, Paul would impart some of his calm. What's the matter? he would say. You got a feather up your ass? In return he occasionally asked
In Walter Isaacson’s biography of Steve Jobs, a unique relationship is depicted between Jobs and his son, Paul. Jobs often found himself in a state of tension and stress, contrasting with the calm demeanor he hoped to share with his son. This lighthearted banter often served as a way for Jobs to engage with Paul, using humor to address his own restlessness and imparting a sense of ease. The phrase "you...
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