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The problem Jobs faced was that running two companies was brutal.
喬布斯面臨的問題是，同時(shí)管理兩家公司是極其艱難的。
Looking back on it, he traced his health problems back to those days:
回想起來，他覺得自己的健康問題就是從那時(shí)候開始的：
It was rough, really rough, the worst time in my life. I had a young family. I had Pixar.
很艱苦，非常艱苦，那是我一生中最糟糕的一段時(shí)間。我的家庭生活剛剛開始。我還有皮克斯公司。
I would go to work at 7 a.m. and I'd get back at 9 at night, and the kids would be in bed.
我早上7點(diǎn)上班，晚上9點(diǎn)回家，孩子們都已經(jīng)睡了。
And I couldn't speak, I literally couldn't, I was so exhausted. I couldn't speak to Laurene.
我不能說話，是真的不能，我精疲力竭。我無法跟勞倫說話。
All I could do was watch a half hour of TV and vegetate. It got close to killing me.
我能做的事情只有看半個(gè)小時(shí)電視，然后就百無聊賴地待著。那差點(diǎn)兒要了我的命。
I was driving up to Pixar and down to Apple in a black Porsche convertible, and I started to get kidney stones.
我開著輛黑色的保時(shí)捷敞篷車往返于皮克斯和蘋果之間。我開始有腎結(jié)石。
I would rush to the hospital and the hospital would give me a shot of Demerol in the butt and eventually I would pass it.
我會(huì)匆匆忙忙地趕去醫(yī)院5醫(yī)院給我屁股上打一針杜冷丁，我才能熬過去。
Despite the grueling schedule, the more that Jobs immersed himself in Apple,
盡管這樣的日程安排讓喬布斯飽受折磨，但是他在蘋果工作得越深入，
the more he realized that he would not be able to walk away.
就越發(fā)意識(shí)到自己無法離開。
