This photo is officially peak Bay Area

SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. -- One reason it's good to be a technology executive in the Bay Area is that you can afford or otherwise obtain courtside tickets for Game 7 of an epic NBA Playoffs series, then celebrate with the league's reigning MVP after a comeback win that will live on forever in team lore. 

One particular photo from the Golden State Warriors' stunning Game 7 win over the Oklahoma City Thunder on Monday night in Oakland sums up the current Bay Area moment quite well: Glory for the hometown Warriors, and first row seats for many others to observe Silicon Valley business people living a life of dreams. 

Curry unleashed a primal scream in the closing moments of Golden State's Game 7 win, punctuating a Warriors comeback in the series that few predicted after Oklahoma raced out to a 3-1 lead. Our photograph in question got passed around online after the game: It showed Curry yelling, with a courtside fan in flip-flops and a bright yellow Warriors T-shirt yelling right back in pumped-up elation. (Check the photo out atop this post; he's to the far left.)

The great photo all led to a natural question among many fans: Who was that guy? 

SFGate.com did some poking around and turned up what we probably should have figured all along: That man living the courtside dream was a Silicon Valley tech exec. 

More specifically, he's an exec for Apple, quite probably the most iconic Silicon Valley startup of all time. His name is Eddy Cue; he's in charge of some of Apple's most recognizable products. 

To be clear here: We aren't shaming Cue. Good for him. That's what you should do when you're balling like that. 

Meanwhile, one more thing: The other fan in the shot, the one wearing a white hat and partially obscured by Curry? That's the rapper E-40. 

So there you have it: E-40, a tech bigwig and Steph Curry. A more fitting Bay Area photo was never snapped. 

Now here it is again, annotated for your convenience. 

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