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Sculley briefly noted that in that role, Jobs would play the part of "global visionary."
斯卡利簡要提到，喬布斯將在這個職位上發揮“全球架構師”的作用，
But he didn't acknowledge Jobs's presence.
說到這里時，他依舊無視喬布斯的存在。
There was a smattering of awkward applause.
介紹完畢，會場響起了稀稀拉拉的掌聲。
Jobs stayed home for the next few days, blinds drawn, his answering machine on, seeing only his girlfriend, Tina Redse.
接下來的幾天時間，喬布斯都待在家里，拉下百葉窗，電話直接轉入答錄機，只見自己的女友蒂娜·萊德斯。
For hours on end he sat there playing his Bob Dylan tapes, especially "The Times They Are a-Changin.'"
鮑勃·迪倫的磁帶一放好幾小時不停，尤其是《時代在變》。
He had recited the second verse the day he unveiled the Macintosh to the Apple shareholders sixteen months earlier.
16個月前，他向蘋果公司的股東掲開麥金塔的面紗時，朗誦了這首歌的第二段歌詞。
That verse ended nicely: "For the loser now. Will be later to win..."
歌詞的結尾很棒：“現在的失敗者，會成為以后的贏家...”
A rescue squad from his former Macintosh posse arrived to dispel the gloom on Sunday night, led by Andy Hertzfeld and Bill Atkinson.
周日晚上，安迪·赫茨菲爾德和比爾·阿特金森以及前麥金塔團隊的一小組人來到喬布斯家，想為他驅散陰霾。
Jobs took a while to answer their knock,
喬布斯隔了好一會兒才給他們開門，
and then he led them to a room next to the kitchen that was one of the few places with any furniture.
把他們帶進了廚房邊上的一個房間，這是他家為數不多的有家具的角落。
With Redse's help, he served some vegetarian food he had ordered.
在萊德斯的幫助下，他給他們端上了自己叫來的素食外賣。
