You can forget what I just said less than an hour ago on the podcast. So much coffee, so little time!

There’s never a movie that I want to see in theatres when I have the time to go.

The clock tower: a public service from a bygone era.

Spring in Chicago. I love when the high rises disappear into the clouds.

Excited to hear The Wall Street Journal signed on to Apple News. If that gets subscribers full digital access, that could make the deal work for me.

The Apple Support app is brilliant.

Based on the color options, I’m guessing Apple’s research says very few men buy their phone cases. The color cases for men are still basically blue and black. Disappointing.

Time to try out this UberEats.

A view from the workspace at the Michigan Avenue Apple Store.

I’ve drained my battery tethering my iPad today. Guess its time to head back to base.

After Mass Detentions, China Razes Muslim Communities to Build a Loyal City - WSJ

In this old Silk Road city… a state security campaign involving the detention of vast numbers of people has moved to its next stage: demolishing their neighborhoods and purging their culture.

Inside U.S. Airlines’ Decisions to Keep Flying the 737 MAX - WSJ

Southwest’s Mr. Kelly says his internal, independent safety team was telling him that data collected from the MAX, which Southwest has been flying since 2017, showed no problem.

Good reporting by Scott, per usual.

Hotfix in production while eating a cupcake.

The gig economy is alive and well.

This place really gets me.

I’m really enjoying the ability to post links, text, photos, and podcasts while moving through the city. Micro.blog is excellent.

My first visit to an iconic Apple Store. Not super impressive.

I love all of these monuments dotting the city. Small spaces to tell big stories.

City Hall

I really thought Apple Maps would be better for walking directions in the city. GPS is having a heck of a time keeping up.

Swung by the Chicago Fed and checked out their museum. Pretty wonky, but fun!

Historic financial district. I love the ornate lobbies in all of these buildings.