Okay, I'm pulling on my driveway.

We all know what that means.

It's time for drive to work.

Okay, well, today, my ongoing quest to try to figure out different topics for the podcast,

I've been thinking about different kinds of things that I can talk about.

And one of the things I realized is I've been a wizard's a long time. I've been involved in a lot of things that I can talk about. And one of the things I realized is, I've been a wizard's a long time, I've been involved

in a lot of things, and while I've been involved in a lot of sets, I'm involved in other

aspects of magic.

And so today, I'm going to talk about the creation of the Pro Tour, of something I was

involved in.

So one of the things I've realized, by the way, I've been thinking about how my, like, I have a

podcast, I have a column, I want to make sure that I'm doing things that fit the medium by which

I am working with, and that I've come and realized that podcasts, I think they shine in

storytelling, and sort of recalling things things and, you know, where I think

articles do a little better job of being, you know, talking about a very specific thing where I can

rewrite and be very exact. So, I'm trying to find topics in which I get to tell stories, because I

think that's what podcasts do best. The reason I picked the Pro Tour is,

it's one of the things that I was very involved in the creation of,

and that I have a very firsthand, you know, viewpoint of watching it happen.

And so, anyway, I think the Pro Tour has become a pretty, you know, a key part of magic.

So today, I'm going to talk about the creation of the pro tour.

And like, I've talked about it in a couple other podcasts. I feel that one of my roles is I'm one

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