I'm pulling out of the parking lot. We all know what that means. It's time for another drive to work.

My daughter forgot her computer. I had to drop it off at school. But I'm now leaving her school, which is actually slightly farther away into my home.

So you get a little extra, or though I'm going to work today because Rachel had her internship.

But anyway, I think you get slightly more content today. So today,

so there's something that I've always loved about magic that I've always been very

involved with, which I want to talk about today, which is magic trivia. So I had, ever

since I was a little kid, just been obsessed with trivia. I love trivia. I had books upon books upon books on trivia as a child.

And I would memorize just obscure facts of little like, like, what would was Pinocchio made out of?

You know, stuff like that. Pine, by the way.

So anyway, I, obviously, once I fell in love with magic, I wanted to combine my love of magic with my love of trivia.

So one of the very first things I started doing for magic.

This is before I even worked for wizards is I used to run trivia shows in Los Angeles, back when I lived in Los Angeles.

And then, once I started working for wizards, I started running for Wizards.

I used to do them in all the pro tours I went to.

In fact, I went to eight years of pro tours.

Every Saturday night was, we started calling it question mark, which was official trivia.

And the way it used to work is you'd have teams of three and then I would

ask questions and I would, there basically was sort of Swiss rounds, where I would ask

questions and then your team would answer the questions and then we would trade papers

after I asked the whole series of questions and grade. And then the ones that, the eight that got

the highest

grades on it would come off to the top eight, and then we would do face off face where I would

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