It's Pretty Awesome – When it Works

We’ve all given presentations that got bogged down in technical problems, or where we’ve talked ourselves into a corner. It even happens to Steve Jobs. Check out this hilarious reel of Macworld bloopers and blunders. My favorite parts of the video are where Steve says “Now what is it? I don’t known, but it works,” and, when he tosses a camera at someone in the crowd. Now I won’t feel quite so bad when this happens to me!

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