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First, he called Jobs. The board was going to fire Amelio, he said, and it wanted Jobs to come back as CEO.
他首先給喬布斯打了電話，告訴他董事會(huì)將解雇阿梅里奧，并希望喬布斯回來(lái)?yè)?dān)任CEO。
Jobs had been aggressive in deriding Amelio and pushing his own ideas about where to take Apple.
喬布斯雖然一直百般嘲弄阿梅里奧，并在蘋果的發(fā)展方向這個(gè)問(wèn)題上努力推行自己的想法，
But suddenly, when offered the cup, he became coy. "I will help," he replied.
但是當(dāng)這個(gè)職位擺在眼前時(shí)，他突然吞吞吐吐起來(lái)?！拔視?huì)幫忙的?！彼卮鹫f(shuō)。
"As CEO?" Woolard asked. Jobs said no.
“作為CEO？”伍拉德問(wèn)。喬布斯說(shuō)不是。
Woolard pushed hard for him to become at least the acting CEO. Again Jobs demurred.
伍拉德力勸他至少擔(dān)任執(zhí)行CEO。喬布斯又拒絕了。
"I will be an advisor," he said. "Unpaid."
“我會(huì)當(dāng)顧問(wèn)，”他說(shuō)，“不拿工資?！?/p>
He also agreed to become a board member -- that was something he had yearned for—but declined to be the board chairman.
他還同意成為董事會(huì)成員--這是他曾經(jīng)渴望的--但是婉拒了做董事會(huì)主席的要求。
"That's all I can give now," he said.
“現(xiàn)在我只能給這么多。”他說(shuō)。
After rumors began circulating, he emailed a memo to Pixar employees assuring them that he was not abandoning them.
他給皮克斯員工通過(guò)郵件發(fā)了一份備忘錄，安慰他們說(shuō)他沒(méi)有拋棄他們。
"I got a call from Apple's board of directors three weeks ago asking me to return to Apple as their CEO," he wrote.
“3周前我接到蘋果董會(huì)的電話，讓我回蘋果去做CEO，”他寫道，
"I declined. They then asked me to become chairman, and I again declined.
“我拒絕了。然后他們又讓我做主席，我也拒絕了。
So don't worry -- the crazy rumors are just that. I have no plans to leave Pixar. You're stuck with me."
所以別擔(dān)心--那些瘋狂的謠言只是謠言。我沒(méi)有離開(kāi)皮克斯的計(jì)劃。你們甩不掉我?！?/p>
