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Avie Tevanian decided Jobs needed a bachelor's party.
阿維·泰瓦尼安說(shuō)喬布斯需要一個(gè)單身派對(duì)。
This was not as easy as it sounded. Jobs did not like to party and didn't have a gang of male buddies.
這可沒(méi)有聽(tīng)上去那么簡(jiǎn)單。喬布斯不喜歡派對(duì)，也沒(méi)有一群鐵哥們兒。
He didn't even have a best man. So the party turned out to be just Tevanian and Richard Crandall,
他甚至連個(gè)伴郞都挑不出來(lái)。結(jié)果，這個(gè)派對(duì)最后變成了只有泰瓦尼安和理查德·克蘭德?tīng)柵阃?/div>
a computer science professor at Reed who had taken a leave to work at NeXT.
克蘭德?tīng)柺抢锏聦W(xué)院的一個(gè)計(jì)算機(jī)科學(xué)教授，他向?qū)W校請(qǐng)了假，在NeXT工作。
Tevanian hired a limo, and when they got to Jobs's house,
泰瓦尼安租了一輛豪華轎車，他們到喬布斯家時(shí)，
Powell answered the door dressed in a suit and wearing a fake moustache, saying that she wanted to come as one of the guys.
鮑威爾出來(lái)開(kāi)門，穿著西裝還貼了假胡子，說(shuō)她也想裝成男人去參加。
It was just a joke, and soon the three bachelors, none of them drinkers,
她只是開(kāi)玩笑。很快，三個(gè)都不會(huì)喝酒的單身漢
were rolling to San Francisco to see if they could pull off their own pale version of a bachelor party.
駛向舊金山，看看能不能湊合搞出一個(gè)單身派對(duì)。
Tevanian had been unable to get reservations at Greens, the vegetarian restaurant at Fort Mason that Jobs liked,
泰瓦尼安之前沒(méi)在喬布斯喜歡的福德梅森的格林斯素食餐廳訂到位子，
so he booked a very fancy restaurant at a hotel.
因此訂了一家酒店里的時(shí)髦餐廳。
"I don't want to eat here," Jobs announced as soon as the bread was placed on the table.
面包剛一上桌，喬布斯就宣布：“我不想在這兒吃飯。”
He made them get up and walk out, to the horror of Tevanian, who was not yet used to Jobs's restaurant manners.
他逼著他們站起來(lái)走出去，泰瓦尼安覺(jué)得太恐怖了，他當(dāng)時(shí)還不適應(yīng)喬布斯在餐廳的舉止。
He led them to Café Jacqueline in North Beach, the soufflé place that he loved, which was indeed a better choice.
他帶著他們?nèi)ケ焙┑慕芸湛Х葟d，就是他喜歡的那家有舒芙蕾的地方，那確實(shí)是個(gè)更好的選擇。
