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

Okay, so today's topic is vision problems, vision design problems. So obviously I'm in charge of

overseeing the vision design process and the things can go wrong. So I'm going to talk a lot about

what kind of notes that we tend to get envisioned.

What are the most common things that we need to address or fix or think about?

And mostly today, I'm going to be talking about the mechanical side of things.

There are things that vision has to care about, you know, it has to have a hook and be

marketable.

And there's a lot of things that Vision spends time on.

But usually those get hammered out very early.

Like a lot of arc planning is making sure we have a high concept that we like and that

there's something that's a marketable thing.

So that is something that gets worked a marketable thing. So that is

something that gets worked out usually early on. More of what I'm talking about today is people

after us, you know, downstream of us have to make this set. And we will get notes from them

about whether or not the set that we have made will enable them to make the set they need to make.

And so, you know, I've talked before.

We normally have a play designer on our vision design team.

We have our vision design summit where all sorts of people come in to give us notes.

So today is about a lot of those issues. And I'm going to sort of walk through a bunch of

different issues that we have to concern ourselves with. Okay. And I will note that these aren't in

any particular order other than the order I decided to write them down. These are all different

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