I'm pulling out of the parking lot.

We all know what that means.

It's time to drive to work.

And I dropped my son off at camp.

Okay, so today, recently, I just posted a podcast where I talked all about flashback

in the history of flashback.

And people liked it.

And they said, do more podcasts about mechanics. So today, I'm

going to talk all about scry. Okay, so let me start by saying what scry is. It's now evergreen.

We'll talk about how it got to be evergreen. But just in case you don't know. Okay, so scry

N and being a number means look at the top N cards of your library,

and then you may put any number of them on the bottom of your library in any order you like,

and any number of them on the top of your library in any order you like.

So let's say I scri- for three.

I would look at the top three cards.

I then could put one, two, or three cards on the bottom of my library if I wish, in any

order.

And then I could put one, two, or three cards on the top of my library in any order.

So today, so I want to start with an interesting story of how a top deck in the top eight

of 2,000 U.S. nationals resulted in Scrii existing.

Most people don't know this story. So today on Drive to Work. Okay, so this story is all about a

man named Aaron Forsythe who created Scry. So let me walk you through how he went from being in a top eight and winning by a top deck to making Scrii.

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