"If I had stayed I would be incredibly wealthy but I would have wound up the richest man in the cemetery — dying of a heart attack." "The thing that made me pull out was that Jobs had borrowed $15,000 to buy the materials to make computers."More details at ComputerWorld.
"I was in debt for $1,500 — my ten per cent of that — and I had no idea where I would get that money.
"I had enough stress in my life and I couldn't take any more. I was looking for a quiet life."
The tabloid reports Wayne, 75, who now lives on a small state pension, in a modest home in the retiree town of Pahrump, Nevada, US, had no idea Apple would become such a big company.
Third Apple founder has no regrets over selling his stake for $800
Posted on Wednesday, April 21 2010 @ 2:25 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck