In late 1986, Steve Jobs sent out a proposal to venture capital firms offering a 10% stake in next for $3 million. Ross Perot was the Bantam Texan who had founded electronic data systems then sold it to General Motors for $2.4 billion. He instantly identified with Jobs and his gang, so much so that as he watched them on television he said, I was finishing their sentences for them.
What I learned from reading Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson.