I'm not pulling out of my driveway. We all know what that means.

It's time for the drive to work, Coronavirus Edition.

Okay, so I've been doing some fun interviews. The fun never stops.

So today I have Corey Bowen. Say hi, Corey.

Hello, everyone.

Okay, so Corey, let's start by, the question I've been asking everybody to start with is,

how did you start playing magic?

Sure.

So I actually started playing magic on my senior year of high school.

Me and my friends had just gotten into Dungeon and Dragons.

And then we were at a game store and we were just thinking, hey, if we're getting nerdy enough to play Dungeon

and Dragons, how far can we go? And I remember seeing that they had the little intro decks

for, they were like very cheap or something. I looked over to one of my friends and I said, hey,

if I get two of these, well, you get two of these.

And then we can play together.

And then he looked over to another friend and said, hey, if we get two of these, will you get two of these?

So the group of us, like six or seven of us, all end up getting intradex.

And then we just went home and really tried hard to figure out how to play the game. I remember they also gave us a booster pack for free where my first

rare was Enter the Infinite, which I really enjoyed. Okay. Okay, so, um, so how did you get from

there, from casually playing to, so the first time I met you would be your internship. Right. So,

uh, after that, I ended up going to school for game design.

I went to a school up here in Washington.

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