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

Okay, so today, I'm going to start a new series that people have been asking me to do for quite a while.

So way back when I did a series on color philosophies, did five different series, one for each color.

And people were like, when are you going to do the two color podcast?

Well, today is the start of the two color podcast.

And I'm going to begin with white-blue.

So what I'm going to do when I do these, they're not going to be consecutive.

I'll do them over time.

It's a series.

And I'll go in Wooberg order.

So what that means is I'll do the ally card starting with white.

So today will be white-blue.

So it goes white-blue, blue, black, black, red, green, green-white.

And then I will do the enemy colors, which will be white, black, blue, red, black, green, red,

black-green, red-white, green-blue.

So that's the order of the series. For those that care, um, so the idea here is that I want to,

um, talk about what the two colors have in common and what the two colors don't have in common.

So I'm going to sort of talk about each two colors, but obviously I have a whole podcast about

what the colors represent unto themselves. So this podcast is talking about, let's examine what each color wants, and look why there's

overlap, and look why there are conflicts.

Now, obviously, if you are ally colors, you're more likely to have more in common than

against each other, and if your enemies, you have more likely to be against them together.

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