. >> compuserve was for the tech savvy people.pping and aol had a vision to get everyone connected. the first one. >> when i heard that sound, i cried a little bit because i knew there was a big adventure waiting for me. >> welcome. you've got mail. >> compuserve charged by the minute. it was like a taxicab. aol's invention was to forget that and charge $19.95 a month all you can eat. that changed everything because now you could afford to be on the internet all you wanted. >> you didn't have to be a researcher. you could dial on to aol. aol was specifically designed to be point and click. >> steve case is the president of america online. i interviewed him via computer. >> and george asked, what are the most popular america online features now. >> he responds the real focus for us is on promoting interactivity. >> what's the very best thing about it? i think being able to communicate with just about anyone anywhere. >> one of the things that aol realizes is that america online can't be all 200 plus million people at once. you need

or prodigy subscription if you were into computers, compuserve and general a serve or message board with like-minded folks. now everybody is on the internet. you don't know how to type. you can talk. it is subliterate. that is bad. there is a trope among those who talk about how great the digital natives are. you read a "newsweek" -- it doesn't exist any more but a story in time about the millennial generation they understand technology more than you old people. i think that is exactly wrong. back in the day meaning 25 years ago, people who understood computers had to build them themselves. they could take it apart and you had expertise. today every idiot who goes to seventh grade can pick up a smartphone. they are not any smarter. the analogy is cars. in 1950's people used to know how to work on their cars. they were reasonably new phenomenon and you could change the oil, work on brakes, rebuild the carburetor. today they don't know how they work. >> that is because they are better made. you used to fix them. >> people know less about the engine works and i think it cuts the opposite wa

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. >> he's got a compuserve account. >> aol. >> you read books? >> yeah.s what do you do instead of play video games? >> not much. >> swim. >> yeah. swim i spent a lot of time in water. >> what do you do instead of going to the mall? >> i wander around aimlessly i don't know. >> i don't know what to say about you. i'm so proud -- i'm proud that i'm a hologram. >> you are yes. >> all right. >> from holograms to harleys. >> yeah. a transition. >> sixth quarter in the row they beat on the 0 top and bottom line but they bring their operating margin guide down. a year ago in the high teens but, obviously, having already said they're going to move protection because of these european tariffs. >> but this is one of those stocks everyone anticipated it would be bad when it's a little bit better, people like it and that's kind of the ticket. you have to lower expectations versus say skyworks last week. they kept their guidance pretty good and did a little better but not enough better than they expected i'm finding these companies where you come in with a negative b