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

So I just got back from San Diego Comic-Con. And the reason I'm recording from home is it was a big event with lots of people.

And while I don't show any symptoms, I don't think I'm sick. I want to be safe and make sure that we're not, not infecting anybody.

So I'm at home.

But I have much to talk about.

In fact, I have a whole convention to talk about.

So today's podcast, if you can't tell, it's going to be about San Diego Comic-Con, 2022.

Okay, so a little history, a little San Diego Comic-Con history.

So I've been attending Comic-Con for a long time.

I used to live in Los Angeles in the late 80s, early 90s,

and I used to drive down to San Diego every year to go to Comic-Con.

It was a little bit smaller back then.

It was still a decent-sized show, but it wasn't the monster show that it is now.

I think now their attendance is like $130,000 or something.

Back then, it was probably like, you know, $40,000, maybe.

Maybe I'm overshooting even then.

But it was, right now it takes over the entire convention center and many hotels.

And, you know, it just uses infinite space.

Back then, it was like, I don't know, three of the room.

You know, like it was a portion of the convention center, but not the entire convention center.

Anyway, it was there.

I used to go there, and then when I got hired by Wizards, I went there a little bit in the early

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