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There are some amazing items in that list...

Apple’s wearables business is approaching the size of a Fortune 200 company. Wearables, home and accessories GREW over $1.8 billion, thanks to amazing popularity of Apple Watch and AirPods. [POF - Remember at the launch not long ago so many people said Apple Watch was a loser, there was no use for it, and it was DOA?]
Half of iPad buyers in Q119 were new to iPad and half of Mac buyers in Q119 were new to Mac [POF - staggering they are attracting that many new customers]
...paid subscriptions will cross 500 million mark in 2020. HALF A BILLION subscribers [POF - all I subscribe to is extra iCloud storage. Is this for music?]
U.S. iPhone customer sat: 99% for iPhone XR, XS, and XS Max [POF - when did you ever hear of a satisfaction number like that? Never]

Apple’s wearables business is approaching the size of a Fortune 200 company. Wearables, home and accessories GREW over $1.8 billion, thanks to amazing popularity of Apple Watch and AirPods. [POF - Remember at the launch not long ago so many people said Apple Watch was a loser, there was no use for it, and it was DOA?]

Apple’s wearables division started its first year with revenues that WERE the size of a Fortune 500 company, coming in at number 213 if those revenues were from a stand alone corporation’s revenues. . . and only grew larger since then. Apple Watch revenues were greater than the revenues of the entire watch industry of all types in the second year.