Tim Cook changes his Twitter Name to Tim 


Tim Cook attended an American Workforce Policy Advisory Board meeting with President Donald Trump. During the meeting, Trump called him “Tim Apple” on the meeting Wednesday, and Trump’s daughter Ivanka spotted the incident. Watch the video clip below of how this “Tim Apple” joke goes viral:
Sure enough, but the “Tim Apple” meme doesn’t end here. It became viral in a few hours, and on Tim Cook’s Twitter, he changed his last name to an Apple logo. He must’ve embraced his new name that Trump called him. Tim is now putting the joke into his own Twitter.
Now we’re thinking of why Trump decided to call Tim Cook “Tim Apple”. It might’ve been an accident, but Trump called people in other names before as well. Should “Tim Apple” appear in Apple’s executive page on their website? Leave it in the comments!

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