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

Okay, I just got back from MagicCon Atlanta. So today's topic is, of course, MagicCon

Atlanta. Okay, so I'd been to Atlanta once before for Magic. Back in 1996, it was a, it was one of the pro tours in which the only time we ever did this,

they opened up Mirage, they had never seen it,

and then they played with it.

It was like a pre-release pro tour where they played limited with a format they'd never seen before,

never drafted before.

But I think that's the last time I was in Atlanta. I'd been there one other time on a personal thing, but for work, I think that's the last time I was there. So anyway, I was excited to go to Atlanta. As I talked about in my prep podcast, I had a bunch of things to do. So I'm going to talk a little bit about how the convention looked,

and then I'm just going to walk through my days

and talk about the many things that I did there because I was quite busy.

Okay, so it was in, I don't know the name of the convention center.

It's right by the Mercedes-Benz Stadium. I know that.

I assume it's their biggest convention center.

So on the bottom floor was the main hall.

The main hall, let's see, starting at one end, had a whole bunch of area for open play.

And then the other corner was the pro tour down on that end.

Then there was an area for retail where people could go, you know, buy various magic things.

Then there was an artist alley where there were infinite artists there that you could go get to sign stuff.

There was a family section.

There was a little arcade section.

There was a big Spider-Man section.

There's like the office, J. Jonah Jameson's office.

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