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I always thought of biometrics as bringing you safer, easier experience. airports were the best place to start for a few reasons. if you can conquer airports and air travel, then you can bring clear to so many dimple locations. so about 50% of fans were using it to get into a baseball game or people who are using it to travel. so that's really exciting because the more value you can add, the better it is for our customers. people who are using it at baseball stadiums are learning about it and some are upgragd to the airport. and so we love that. i do envision a world over the next decade where...

>> what happened to him, didn't he wander away? >> tom: tim, first of all, i love that, i will go to see a game of robots playing baseball. that was very exciting. >> i would love to see that, but tell me, who hasn't gotten high and watching a terminator marathon. you'll start yelling about skynet with your roommates. or maybe it wall-e on repeat. >> tom: i think he got a tough shakes, because he was the first guy to come out and admit everything, and then later on he was proved right. >> everybody hates him, he is a gem on twitter though. he's insane. you have to read them, you can't just lis...

It could only go two directions. either we are all dead immediately because the robots just sees the problem and we are over, or we don't have to work anymore and it's like "wall-e" " at that point, do we pay people who need jobs? >> tom: 50% of jobs might go because of the robots! that's what they say. >> in that situation, you wouldn't need a vote. well, nobody is doing anything anymore. >> we are approaching the point where there is a percentage of the population which are -- they do have their needs taken care of but they add nothing to society. we are coming to a day when the computer can...

It could only go two directions. either we are all dead immediately because the robots just sees the problem and we are over, or we don't have to work anymore and it's like "wall-e" " at that point, do we pay people who need jobs? >> tom: 50% of jobs might go because of the robots! that's what they say. >> in that situation, you wouldn't need a vote. well, nobody is doing anything anymore. >> we are approaching the point where there is a percentage of the population which are -- they do have their needs taken care of but they add nothing to society. we are coming to a day when the computer can...

>> i love "wall-e," a dream pixar produced, and i love my iphone, but the grief for jobs seemed to go beyond the products he left behind. we mourn the man, himself. but why? behind the scenes jobs could be ruthless, deceitful, and cruel. yet he won our hearts by convincing us that apple represented a higher ideal. it was not like other companies. it was different. >> good morning and welcome to apple's 1984 annual shareholders meeting. i'd like to open the meeting with part of an old poem, a 20-year-old poem by dylan, that's bob dylan. "come writers and critics who