Hello, everyone in welcome to episode 509 of the MTG Goldfish podcast. I'm Seth, probably better

know to Safrat Olive, and we have the full crew here this week. Kicking things off with the owner

of MTG Goldfish.

Richard, how are you this fine Monday, Richard?

Good morning, Seth.

A very entertaining morning is I watch Crim and you scramble trying to get a secret layer because we're recording exactly at the time it goes live, which is 9 a.m.

Well, the time it was supposed to go live.

Currently, I believe the website has crashed and they're experiencing technical difficulties.

CRIM.

How goes the quest for your Marvel secret weird drop?

I am experiencing emotional, emotional difficulties right now.

I am not in.

I am on the outside.

I am in line and the line is pause, so I am fuming.

I need this drop.

I've said it before and I'll say it again.

Look, there's many downsides.

You know, there's many things to hate bots for, but today is the day that's going to spark

my anti-SkyNet era.

I'm entering that arc. The bots have won. Yeah, so we'll let you know how that goes. Last we heard it was going to be at least an hour in line anyway, so we might record the entire cast before the secret layer goes live, but if you get one, CRIM, let us know, because I'm curious to see how this works out. But our big topic today, we're going to be talking foundation.

So we have the full foundation spoiler. The set's huge. It's got a lot of ridiculous cards, a lot of reprints. And we want to talk about some of the cards that might have the impact. We didn't really get to do spoilers because we were in Vegas last week. So talk about the set what we think it's going to do for standard. Some of the sweet new cards, what it might shake up in various formats, though, that's the main plan for today. Before we get into it, though, a reminder that today's show is brought to you by Card Conduit. In Card Conduit's the easiest way to sell your magic cards. If you ever get tired of the hassles of buy listing, you can skip them with card conduit. You can use your curated service where you're sending as many cards as you want with a buy list value of a dollar or more and pay just a 5% fee. And if you want to do a little work, you can use the sorted service where you list and sort your cards in advance and pay just to 2% fee. Either way, you're going to get a detailed report with the results in a fast payment which your orders process, and you can even save another 10% by heading

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