Yeah, fair. I will note (as an Irish person who's followed this case), that it wasn't about this specific case (and the first deal was in 1991, when Apple was

Yeah, fair. I will note (as an Irish person who's followed this case), that it wasn't about this specific case (and the first deal was in 1991, when Apple was not in a good place) rather it was to demonstrate to multinationals that we'd support them if the EU decided there was an issue. It was a signalling thing rather than a principles thing. Also note that Apple last got that deal in 2007, before the iPhone was launched.