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

Okay, special treat today, guys. So, my father is in town, and he needs my car. So he's going to drive me to work today, or I'm driving him to work, so he can have the car, which means special guest star, my dad.

Say hi.

Hi there.

So that's my dad, Gene Rosewater.

And so I want to talk about a couple things.

First off is, I'm a gamer specifically because my dad is a gamer.

And I think one of the neat things about magic turning 20 right now is that we're hitting

a neat generational shift, where the people that started playing magic now have kids that are

old enough that they're teaching them to play magic. And I have people writing me all the time

talking about how, you know, how can they teach their kids to play. So I thought it would be neat to

sort of explore how I got into gaming by looking at my dad.

So talk a little bit about how you got into gaming.

Gaming for me was a natural thing.

It was something that I did when I was a kid.

It was something that I did in my family.

And it would never have occurred to me not to be a gamer.

I love gaming.

It's just part of my life.

And it always has been, even as a young child, maybe going back to the days of Clue probably eight years old.

So one of the things that was very interesting was we got a computer very, very early.

So let's talk about that.

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