Question: What makes John Grant feel disgruntled?
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Wozniak was working at Apple Computer as an Apple II engineer.
While he enjoyed his work, he didn't feel he was making a valuable contribution since he was pulled out of the office so often to act as an Apple spokesperson.
And Apple had become a big company, as Wozniak says:At the same time, Wozniak had a myriad of electronic entertainment devices in his Santa Cruz mountain home, each controlled with a different remote control.
Having to fiddle with so many remotes frustrated him, and he came up with the idea of inventing what is now known as a universal remote.
While such a device has become commonplace, it was unheard of in the mid-1980s.
The idea stuck with him, and after getting some friends interested, he decided to start a new company to build the device.
Wozniak decided to leave Apple to pursue his new venture, but stated that he "never felt like I was turning my back on my own company He told his boss' boss, Wayne Rosing, about his decision to leave, but not Apple co-founder and friend, Steve Jobs.
In fact, the first Jobs heard about him leaving was from a piece in "The Wall Street Journal".
When Wozniak spoke to the reporter for the piece, he was very direct in pointing out that he wasn't leaving because he was disgruntled with Apple, but that he just wanted to build this exciting remote control.
But the reporter nevertheless included some of his criticisms of Apple, which created some bad feelings.
Wozniak says "it was an accident, but it's been picked up by every book and every bit of history [since."
Despite his leaving Apple, Wozniak remained a paid employee of Apple and remains one to this day, though he states he makes as little as a full-time employee can make at Apple; he continues to admire Apple products. 
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2003 Wagga Wagga Leagues Club president, Brian Lawrence announced that the club was in $4 million in debt.
March 2003 Queensland Clubs Management and Melbourne Storm owner John Ribot offered a $4 million package to clear the clubs debts however the founding president of the Wagga Wagga Leagues club, Jack Murphy was concerned that the clubs debts was from poor management.
20 March 2003 disgruntled leagues club members requested an explanation from the leagues club's board of directors about the $4 million rescue package offered by John Ribot.1 April 2003 extraordinary meeting by disgruntled members which was to call on the removal of four leagues directors was postponed after the Leagues Club signing the deal from John Ribot.
New South Wales Gaming Minister Grant McBride was concerned about the rescue deal by Queensland Clubs Management who ordered a review of commercial arrangements of the deal.
1 August 2003, Leagues Club president dismissed the Prime News report that the club's board members voted for the club to be placed under voluntary administration and also denied that Queensland Clubs Management walked away from the deal, however the club was placed under an administrator (Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu) after the ""belief the club is insolvent, or likely to become insolvent"".