Okay, I'm pulling on my garage. We all know what that means. It's another episode of Drive to Work.

Okay, so, last week, the very first Drive to Work came out. Actually, the first two, because I did two in the first week.

So this is the first podcast I have since that information. What happened was when I first made my first show, I thought I was just going to put it up on my tumbler, maybe my Twitter.

I wasn't expecting to be a big deal, but then work, I went in to ask them about it, and they were very excited by it, and they wanted to put up on the website.

So it ended up taking a little while to come out.

So I was plugging away every week making an episode,

and it took nine weeks to finally get it up,

which meant I got a backlog of stuff,

which means that this is the first week where I have some feedback

from all of you about my podcast.

So it turns out that the one set

that the most people wanted to hear about

was time spiral.

Time spiral was a very interesting set in that it is beloved by some, but was very disliked by

others, and it was definitely a set where R&D learned some important lessons, which I will get

to. But let me start from the beginning.

According to certain none, that's a good place to start.

Okay.

The design team.

So Time Spiral was led by Brian Tinsman, and the design team included him,

Aaron Forsyth, Devin Lowe, and myself.

So it's a four-person design team.

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