I'm not pulling out of the driveway.

We all know what that means.

It's time for other drive to work, coronavirus edition.

So today, as you know, I've been doing lots of interviews at home.

Today I have Chris Mooney, and we're going to talk about the Council of Colors.

Hey, Chris.

Hello.

So I'm happy to be here again.

Not driving to work.

So I did once before do a podcast on the Council of Colors in which I explained the basic.

So today we're going to go in more into the nitty-gritty of it.

But let me do a quick two-second recap for those that haven't listened to the other podcast.

For many years, I was kind of like the sole

defender of the color pie, and I used to like try to keep us from not doing things we weren't

supposed to do. But we started making way too many products, and I'm but one man, and I had other

things like being head designer to do. So we created the Council of Colors, which is a whole team now.

So I'm very excited to have a whole team dedicated to defending the Color Pie versus just myself.

And Chris right now is sort of manages it.

So the team, why do you introduce a team? Why do you do the team, Chris? All right. So yes, currently, because we've had a lot of swaps in the past

couple months or so, but currently the team is me. So I, Chris mooney on uh as the white council member um we have

ethan flasher as blue um corey bowen as black jules robins as red mason as green we have uh ben whites as our colorless representative. And then we also have

you and then other Mark Gottlieb as sort of the kind of overviewers of the entire council

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