I'm pulling out my driveway. We don't know what that means. It's time for another drive to work.

And it is finally time to talk unstable. So I did have a podcast with Mark Purvis where we talked about sort of general terms about how the set got made.

But now it's time to talk specific terms about the actual design of the actual set.

Okay, so I don't know how long this will take.

I'm going to start today.

This might be a multi-podcast.

I'm not sure.

But anyway, we'll begin back in the beginning, 2011.

So January 2011.

Okay, so let me explain. I mean, Mark, I want to sort of go more detail, but I'm going

to hit a few points we talked about in the podcast with Mark Purvis.

Okay, so our problem was, we wanted to make a third onset.

So by we, it was the Council of Marks.

So it was me, Mark Purvis, and Mark Globus.

And we wanted to figure out how to make a third onset.

The problem in our way was both unglued and unhinged,

we had printed too many cards and had to destroy cards.

Now, the contention of both me and Purvis was not that there wasn't an audience and it wasn't a successful product, but that we just didn't understand the nature of the product and printed too many cards.

So way back in the time, in some ways, I guess unglued was the first supplemental product.

We didn't really do supplemental products.

Like back then, either we made a corset

or we made a normal expansion, all of it went into standard,

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