What is up everybody? Welcome to another episode of limited resources. This is episode

number 297. My name is Marshall. I'm one of your limited resources and joining me on the line from Colorado

It's Louis Scott Fargis

LSV. How are you sir? I'm doing quite well.

I just got to have dinner with Apollo Vittor who's in town.

Who, the Hall of Famer?

Hall of Famer, Apollo Vittor Domitarosa, which, you know, he's just,

he's been a good friend of mine for a long time way

before either of us even knew what a Hall of Fame was or one existed and it's been cool

having them out one of the reasons magic is awesome is that you meet friends that you would not necessarily have met otherwise and having

Paul stay at my place for a week when he normally lives in Brazil is really cool.

So it's getting me pretty excited here.

I'm gonna say I'm jealous. I'm definitely

jealous. Apollo is awesome. You're going to say it but you're not going to believe. No I'm saying it like I'm

putting my stamp on it and I am officially jealous that you get to hang out

with Apollo all week.

So we're going to talk about Sealed this week on the show.

This is a topic that, you know, I think Louise, you definitely noticed when you came on that this is one

that we wanted to hit on, you know, once per set or so to kind of get people up to date because of course seal deck is very important

to a tournament magic play because most of the you know the PTQs or the PPTQs are in that format if you're going to go play a GP you're going to be playing that format sure

and it's not at the pro tour but you know most of our audience doesn't play on the pro tour so you know

seal deck ends up being quite important

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