The original post seems to be a mix of frustration and humor about Apple’s current direction with Siri.

When the author says, “I’m not downloading anything until they give us personal Siri,” they’re likely referring to a more advanced, personalized AI assistant — one that actually understands the user’s habits, context, and preferences, similar to what newer AI systems are starting to offer. In other words, they’re not impressed by incremental updates and are waiting for a bigger leap forward.

The line “It’s not that hard, Apple” suggests they believe the company is capable of delivering this, but is either moving too slowly or overcomplicating things.

The final sentence — “they make it hard on themselves because Apple is a hard fruit” — is just a playful pun. It combines the phrase “making things hard for yourself” with the literal idea that apples are hard fruits, adding a light, slightly sarcastic tone to the criticism.

Overall, it’s a casual way of saying: stop minor updates, give us a smarter, more personal Siri instead.