I'm pulling away from the curb because I drop my son off at school. We all know what that means. It's time for another drive to work. Okay, a little behind the scenes today. So when I get up in the morning, I got to figure out what podcast I'm doing. And normally when I come up with something, I will then check to see if I've done it.

Some of the time, so I drive to work four times a week.

I only need two podcasts a week, and I often do interviews on Friday.

So I have a lot of time to sort of experiment and stuff.

Often, if I don't think I've done a podcast well enough, I'll just redo it.

I'll do podcasts multiple times to get the one I like.

Sometimes I do this thing where I pick a topic and I'm like, do I have 30 minutes on this topic?

So when I woke up today, the plan was to do, I was going to do the Manicost.

Everything, 30 minutes on the Manacost.

Can I talk for the Manacost for 30 minutes?

And then I looked it up and I've done it already.

So I decided to do a different part of the card.

We're going to do power and power and toughness.

So I only need to do 15 minutes on power and 15 minutes on toughness.

And I'm good.

So anyway, so the plan is I'm driving into work. I'm going to talk about power and

toughness. Now obviously if you're hearing this, I succeeded because if I failed, you just never

hear it. So anyway, here is at least 30 minutes, I guess, on power and toughness. Okay, so let's go back

to the very beginning. Back to Richard Garfield in the creation of the game. So when Richard first came up

with the idea of a trading card game, he actually adapted a game that he already had called

The Five Colors of Magic. I'm not sure whether or not the five-color magics had creatures

in the common sense. I think it did. So I'm not sure, I've talked to Richard

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