I'm pulling on my driveway. We all know what that means. It's time from the drive to work.

Okay, so today's topic comes from...

So, recently, I was at San Diego Comic-Con. I just did a podcast on it, where we introduced stickers, that Infinity was doing stickers.

And there was an interesting response from the public.

Some of the people were very excited.

They're like, ooh, we get you stickers.

That sounds a lot of fun.

And some players were like, wait, I play a legacy format.

So you're telling me that, I mean, it's possible that when I play a game, I could use an effect that steals my

opponent's creature, and that creature could be capable of sticcoring things.

And it's possible that I have a legal target for those stickers.

So you're saying every game I play in legacy, I have to bring stickers?

So today, we're going to talk about something we use in R&D called the Use Case.

And I'll talk about how it applies to stickers and I'll talk how it applies to a whole bunch of other things.

But it is an important tool that I've never talked about.

So one of the things I like is when things pop up, I'm like, oh, here's something I've never talked about. So, one of the things I like is when things pop

up, I'm like, oh, here's something I've never talked about. Okay, so what a use case is, is,

so imagine, imagine we had omnipotent powers, omnipotent powers. We could see everything.

Or is that omniscient powers? Anyway, uh, imagine that we could watch and see every

magic game that was ever played. And we had a little clicker so we can count. Um, so first,

we click it every time we see someone playing a game with infinity cards that use stickers. And it's like,

oh, I'm playing a, I'm playing a stick. I want to be playing

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