Okay, I'm pulling out of my driveway.

So we all know that means it's time for drive to work.

So today, I'm going to talk about one of my favorite sets of all time,

unglued.

And this, I've worked on a lot of sets and i love all my children uh but unglued is one of my

pet favorites um so let's talk about sort of how it came to be and because it's a very different set

from a lot of other sets i've done obviously so let's talk in the beginning where did the set come

from okay so at the time,

I, after Tempest was done, so I was now a designer, people were thinking me as being someone who

did design. And so Joel Mick and Bill Rose came up with an idea for a set.

I think at the time Joel Mick was still the head designer developer.

I believe it was that early.

Joel would later go on and become the manager of Magic,

but I don't think that had happened yet.

So they'd come up with this idea for a set that I think their idea was it would have a different color border because it would be cards

we couldn't normally make. Now, they were very vague in what that meant. I think the idea was

a set that sort of broke boundaries in some way and, you know, allowed us to do things that we

were normally constrained from

doing. And so they came to me as kind of, you know, the out-of-the-box guy and said, we don't really

know what this means. We don't know what to do with it, but we're looking for a set that is just,

you know, it doesn't have to follow the rules of a normal set.

Now, I think they were thinking more of things that, like, maybe the rules had trouble handling with, or...

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