I'm pulling out of the parking lot. We all know what that means. We might not all know that means,

but what it means, it's time for another drive from work. So this morning I was doing drive to work

and I messed up. But because of our hybrid system, I don't drive into work as much. And so I have

less opportunity. Now, I know I've

done a bunch of, like, from home, so I can do that. But I was driving home and I'm like,

you know what? I'm going to try to do this podcast and make it work in my drive. So I'm doing

it on my drive home. My drive home actually is technically slightly shorter than my drive 2 where because there's less traffic. But I will make sure to get it on a full podcast.

So if I need it in my driveway, I will finish my podcast.

Anyway, today we're talking, ah, we're talking snow.

So we're going to talk all about the snow super type.

Where it came from, what we've done with it, my skepticism about it, we will talk about it all.

Okay, so, the start of our story is we have to go back to, well, I guess the set came

out in 1995.

So pre-magic, before magic came out.

So we're talking 93 or maybe even 92.

So Richard Garfield was making magic, and he said,

hey, this seems like a fun game.

Maybe one day in the distant future.

We'll need more magic sets.

So he got his playtifters to make some sets.

So the Bill Rose and Joel Mick and Charlie Coutino and a bunch of other folks from

the Bridge Club made Mirage.

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