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

Okay. So today I'm going to talk about the great designer search three. So one of the things I wanted to do is along the way as we did it, I wanted to sort of do some podcasts so you can sort of see it evolve.

Now given there's a time delay, now I'm not quite sure.

I'm going to talk more about the process and I'm going to talk about what happens.

As we get into, things are delayed and I don't want to necessarily make a podcast that gives

things away.

But I do want to talk a little bit behind the scenes to give you guys a sense of what is going on.

Okay. So, originally we were going to do the, I think I did a podcast, I talked with this

a little bit. We were going to do the Great Designer Search a couple years ago, and we had come up with

a, one of the things that's always been contentious about the Great Designer Search is the

multiple choice test.

That it is very non-subjective.

And so one of the things was the reason we have a multiple choice test is we need to narrow

down from many, many people this year over 3,000 down to something that we can grade,

which is about 100. And we need something objective that like a computer can grade because we don't have the ability

to individually look at everything.

You know, I can't let 3,000 people take design tests and grade them.

It took me, took me a whole week to do 100 tests.

Obviously, 3,000 would have taken me year plus to do.

And then I couldn't have done any magic.

But anyway, so two years ago, we were talking about trying to do something a little different.

It required us building something to do it.

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