Greetings, all!

I wonder if anyone could help me with a bit of nostalgia.  I have a
very vivid memory of a cartoon from one of the  Apple II magazines
(inCider, A+ or Apple Applications) from about the time the II was
being end-of-lifed.  I'd love to be able to find this cartoon, but
have no idea where to start . . .

It was four panels, and featured John Sculley returning from a trade
show.

His plane develops engine trouble, and he grabs a parachute and bails
out.

He pulls the rip cord, and instead of a chute, an Apple IIc pops out.

John falls to his doom and the IIc is left with a little speech bubble
saying "Hey, Sculley, how do YOU like being dropped?".

Does anyone out there have a copy they could scan?

Many thanks in advance!

On Aug 28, 3:02 am, douglaskpla...@yahoo.com wrote:

I find it somewhat funny that people get demonized for business
decisions
while some users may not exactly be saints either.

I'm certain that people are present in this group that hold positions
where
they are not only able but required to make similar decisions.

Killed good products that are "clearly inferior" or "not as cost-
effective" -
whether in development or in public availability (maybe not as high
profile
as the Apple II line but equally important for your company)?
Decided which members of staff lose their job because their work isn't
as
good as that of others?
Seized a house for your bank because your client couldn't pay his
rates for
two months?
File a lawsuit against another company or against a person because
it's
the best business decision at a certain moment - but not because it's
the
righteous thing to do?

Decision with good reasons, of course. Strictly business and not of a
personal nature.

I guess many panels could be drawn.

bye
Marcus