I'm not pulling on my driveway. We all know what that means. It's time for another drive-to-work,

coronavirus edition. Okay, I've been doing lots of interviews while I've been at home,

and today continues with another awesome interview. Today I have Rachel Agnes.

Hi, Mark. Yeah, hopefully I can live up to another awesome interview. I certainly hope so.

Okay, so the question I've been asking everybody to start with is, how did you get into magic?

Great, yeah. So this is phenomenal. Actually, I have a fun little tidbit. Just recently, as in a few days ago, I got a little pop-up on my Facebook in my Facebook memories, if that makes

sense, where it actually reminded me of the exact day, literally the exact day that I learned

how to play magic. And it was nine years ago. And I learned how to play magic. I'm from

Southern California. I had just moved to San Diego, and I didn't know anyone.

I knew like four people in the entire city.

And my roommate suggested that I come to play board game night with their friends.

And since I didn't know anyone and I needed friends, I thought it would be a great opportunity.

And when I got there, they were actually, they were playing magic.

And they asked if while we waited to play the board game if I wanted to sit down and learn

how to play.

And the two decks that they were playing were an infect deck.

And then the other, yeah.

And then the other deck was a, I mean, a Jace, blue-white control deck,

Stone Forge Mystic, really phenomenal, super powerful deck.

And it's kind of funny because the two things that I love most about magic now is blue-white

control and phyrexians and phyroxian mana.

So maybe in my formative years, when I learned how to play magic, that was really important.

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