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

Drop my son off at camp again.

Okay, so this last week I was at San Diego Comic-Con.

I think this was the eighth year that we've had a magic panel, and it's like the 12th year in a road

that I've attended.

So real quickly, my, a quick history of me in San Diego Comic-Con.

So I used to live in Los Angeles, for those that might know my back history.

And the years I lived in Los Angeles, a lot of them I drove down to Comic-Con.

That was my first experience getting to see San Diego Comic-Con.

Then, when I got the job at Wizards, the first few years that I was at Wizards, I went to Comic-Con with Wizards.

And then I stopped going to Comic-Con.

And then, 12 years ago, my friend Michael, Michael Ryan, the one I co-created the Woodlight

Saga with, was going down for work.

And he said, if I wanted to come, he had a hotel room.

You know, the hotel room he had had two beds.

If I wanted a hotel room, you know, I could come. And Laura was like, yeah, you should, the hotel room he had had two beds. If I, if I wanted a hotel room, you know,

I could come and Laura was like, yeah, you should go. And so I went down. And I had a great

time. Like, it all came back. And Comic-Con in between when I first started going there and

now, you know, 20 years later, or not 15 years later, whatever,

had really gone through a big metamorphosis that when I used to go,

it was much more about comics and geeky things,

and it just becomes a little broader and bigger, you know,

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