I'm not pulling out of the driveway. We all know what that means. It's time for the drive-to-work, coronavirus edition.

Okay, now I've been doing a lot of interviews while I've been at home, but I've come to realize I'm going to be at home for a while longer.

And while I want to continue doing interviews, I realize that a lot of people enjoy my normal shenanigans when I drive to work.

So what I've decided to do is I'm going to keep doing one interview a week,

and then I'm going to do one podcast where I talk about normal things like I do when I drive to work,

except I won't be driving to work. I'll be at home.

But you guys can imagine I'm driving to work.

Anyway, I'm going to pick up where I left off on, I was doing a series on two-color pairs.

I'd gotten up to black-green.

I'd done everything up to black-green.

So today is black-green.

So I'm going to talk all about black-green, what the color pair is, what the colors like and

like and how they get along.

Okay, so let's start, as I always start with.

Let's talk about the two colors in isolation.

Okay, so, black wants power through opportunity.

Black believes that you can do whatever you want if you are just willing to take the steps

to do it.

And so black is like, I want the things I want, and, hey, the way I'm going to get them is do the things that other people might not be willing to do.

Green wants growth through acceptance.

Green says the world is perfect the way it is.

Don't change it.

...