I'm pulling out of my driveway. We all know what that means. It's time to another drive to work.

Okay, so last time I talked all about the conflicts of the color pie.

And I decided, you know, I should talk about the allegiances, the allies of the color pie.

So today I'm going to talk about the other thing is that, you know, last time it's about why colors don't get along.

Today, why colors do get along.

And I think this is just as important.

I mean, the conflicts are key, and as I said, I spent a whole podcast talking about that.

But today, let's talk about the alliances of the color pie.

So we're going to start with white and blue.

So I'm just going to go around the color pie looking at pairs.

So once again, if you look at the back of a magic card, there's a circle.

It goes white, then blue, then black, then red, then green.

That is the color pie.

And colors are next to the ones that they are allies of. So, for example, white is allies with blue and green, blue is allies with white and black, black is allies with blue and red, red is allies with black and green, green is

as allies with red and white.

So we're going to start, we'll go around.

So I'm going to start with white blue.

So the key, the trek to alliances is start by looking at the shared enemy and understanding

what the shared enemy represents.

Because a lot of way, the alliance between the colors is a connectivity that's opposite the shared,

the shared enemy.

Okay, so white and blue share red as an enemy.

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