I'm not playing on my driveway. We all know what that means. It's time for the drive to work.

Coronavirus edition. Okay, so recently, I did an article. So back in 2017, I did an article called

Mechanical Color Pie. And at the time I did that, I also recorded a podcast about it.

But anyway, I decided, it was four years later, I decided it was time to update it.

Basically, the mechanical color pie is me trying to list all the different colors and the different effects and like what colors do, what effects.

It is a daunting task. It was daunting when I did in 2017. It ended up being pretty

daunting when I redid it in 2021. But what I want to do for today's podcast to talk a little bit

about the change and then just go through the changes and kind of walk through what the changes

were and explain them probably in a little bit more depth than I did in the column.

Anyway, so what happened was I'd always plan to update it.

Mechanical cover pie was meant to be a resource for the audience.

And, you know, the color pie doesn't shift all of that.

I mean, it slowly shifts over time.

So I knew at some point enough would change that it would make sense

to come back. What I did this time that was different than last time was I involved the council

of colors, which I did not do last time. I think I loosely involved in last time. This time,

I had each one of them review their color and say, hey, is there something that shouldn't be here?

Is there something that is missing?

Is there something that's changed?

You know, and they all gave me notes.

And so that was super helpful.

And we also had a meeting where we talked through some of the notes of what people thought.

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