I'm pulling my driveway. We all know what that means. It's time for the drive to work.

Okay guys, so today is my final drive to work in our current offices.

So what is going on is we are leaving our Linde offices and we are going to be going to a new offices. Although the new offices aren't going to be ready for a little while, so I'm working from home.

So most of my driver works for the next bunch of months will be home edition, because they'll not be driving anywhere.

But since today was the final day in our office, I thought I would talk all about the office

and share some stories about our office and what it's like to work at Wizards.

Like, what are our offices like?

And I also tell a little bit of history of our offices.

But anyway, today's all about our office.

Today's the final day in our office after, I don't know, 17, 18 years, and then 10 years

before that across the street.

Anyway, so let me begin.

Let me tell the story of the history of Wizard of the Ghost's offices, for those that

are dying to know the history.

So Wizards of the Coast got founded, I think in 1990, but late 80s, early 90s, by five people,

one of which was Peter Ackeson, who was the first CEO of Wizards.

And originally, it was a very small company, so much so that the people who are working at the

company were doing it as a part-time thing, meaning, for example, when Peter started Wizards

the Coast, he had a job at Boeing, and he still had a job at Boeing during the early years of

Wizards of the Coast because Wizards hadn't done well enough to sort of...

Like, Peter hadn't left it yet to sort of just be dedicated to Wizards.

So the first sort of office, quote-unquote, was in Peter Ackison's basement.

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