Steve Wozniak is part Apple founder, part Mad Hatter

A: I don't often wish I was. I kind of admire the people that are involved in it. I'll go back and watch Steve Jobs, from 10 years back. His brain was 10 years ahead of mine, thinking these forward, visionary thoughts. And I was just very, very good at a particular type of product at a certain time. Both of us actually needed each other to start the company. I like startups. I like what Apple was when we started. You sit down with some engineer friends and you go into a lab; and you try to build a little demo. It's kind of like you're inventing stuff.

When we started Apple we had a deal. My deal was, I would just do engineering. I'll do it then. I'm not going to step on anybody else's toes. And Steve Jobs' role was to learn how to run every department of a company and be a CEO. That was defined. We to tell the truth said it in words. We were in our young 20s back at the time. No business experience. No money. Nobody to loan us money. Nothing.

Q: In "iWoz" you write about a time well previously Apple when you and Steve Jobs got jobs dressing in costumes at Westgate Mall. What was that all about?