I'm not pulling in my driveway. We all know what that means. It's time for the drive to work at home edition.

Okay. Well, the reason this is at home edition was I was just traveling and I'm trying to be extra safe.

So after I travel, I stay at home a little bit and work from home.

But anyway, I was just at BroadwayCon 22. So for those that don't know, this is my third podcast actually talking about BroadwayCon.

My eldest daughter, Rachel and I, it's something we do every year, although because of the pandemic, we haven't done it for a couple years.

But it is a small convention dedicated to Broadway.

And my daughter, Rachel, just graduated from college, from Columbia College, Chicago.

And she majored in theater and minor in advertising.

And so not only were we going to go enjoy our love of Broadway, but also Rachel's off looking for a job this year.

So, anyway, it was a very busy year.

We went to New York.

We had a wonderful time.

So one of the reasons I enjoy doing BroadwayCon podcast, like I said, this is the third

one, is it's fun to look at a convention from the other side of not someone who is like running panels and stuff,

but someone who's attending panels.

And it's neat to, like, to me, it's really interesting to see, uh, another fandom,

something that I enjoy and then watching sort of how they handle things.

So anyway, I was going to walk through my experiences at BroadwayConn 2022 today. then I'll compare it to magic. And so I learned a lot. It was interesting

for me watching what's going on. Now, first off, I should mention that BroadwayCon is a lot

smaller. I don't know actual numbers, but my guess from being there and looking at is that

there was an audience of a couple

thousand, two, three thousand, maybe most four thousand. In contrast, for example, I'm going

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