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Forgotten Apple Founder's Hilarious Beer Ad

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Ronald Wayne, the third co-founder of Apple, sold his ten percent stake for a mere $2,300 in 1976, missing out on the companys staggering $4 trillion valuation today. Now 91, Wayne, who worked as an Atari engineer, regrets neither his decision nor the misconceptions surrounding his Apple exit. He recently starred in a Busch Light beer ad, humorously reflecting on his missed opportunity.

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Forgotten Apple Founder's Hilarious Beer Ad. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

It's April 28th. Welcome to Entertainment and Celebrity News today, powered by AI and packed with headlines. Sam Neal just dropped some major good news. He's officially cancer-free after a tough battle. The Jurassic World star got hit with Angel Immunoblastic T-cell lymphoma back in 2022, and he went public with it the next year. Kimo quit working at one point, but a breakthrough treatment turned it all around. He opened up about hitting rock bottom, saying it felt like the end was near. But now a fresh scan shows zero cancer left in his body. That's huge, especially after doctors thought he was on his way out. Fans and folks everywhere are cheering this win, remembering how Neal stayed real about not fearing death, just annoyed at missing out on more time. With his grandkids, he wanted at least another decade or two to watch them grow up. The 76-year-old actor, known for picky binders, the piano, and hunt for red October, is pumped and eyeing a big screen comeback. He straight up said it's time for another movie.

With this clean bill of health, Neal's gearing up to keep dropping those iconic roles, proving resilience hits harder than any script.

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