What is up everybody? Welcome to another episode of limited resources, this episode

number 841. My name is Marshall. I'm one-year limited resources and

joining me on the line all the way from Denver, Colorado. It's Luis Scott Vargas. Luis,

welcome back. You're still among the living. Yeah, yeah. No, it was a tough stretch. I don't

know what you guys mentioned on the show, but basically one of the twins, our youngest daughter, she had to go to the hospital with RSV, and then it kind of turned into, or not to turn it into, but also led to pneumonia. So it was about a week and change hospital stay. It was actually worse because we got discharged and then we're back

there within an hour's because, you know, that we didn't know about the pneumonia and she woke up

breathing poorly. So it's like it was super stressful, scary, exhausting all those things,

but we made it through just in time for more kids to get sick. Things are good now.

For the first time in months, honestly, like three weeks or something, both twins are in

daycare at the same time, so I can get back to work.

But, you know, it's just part and parcel with the whole business.

And as it turns out, the more kids you you have the more likely does that one of them

get sick it's uh it's not linear because they because they you know one of them could get

something give it to another kid even if the first kid wasn't really going to get sick so uh it is

are you rethinking ordering up uh twins at this point or no we put no request for twins we

didn't think about this yeah this wasn. This wasn't on the radar. But, you know, like I said, everyone's good now. So I'm really glad to be back. Yeah, that's great. We're super happy to have you back, Luis. And we decided that in honor of your triumphant return to the show, we would talk about your favorite thing ever, which is Cube. We get to talk about Cube today. Yeah, you know, we've been, Luis and I have been kicking it around. And, you know, we've talked about Cube before on the podcast quite a bit because it is our favorite way to play limited. But also, you know, it's relevant to our audience in the sense of we want people to explore, find this out. And,

you know, a good chunk of our audience does play cube in some form. But that was then. This is now,

now all of a sudden, Cube is in the rotation on arena in addition to on Magic Online. So it is

much more ubiquitous than it used to be. And that means, you know, that we want to actually

push even further in that direction rather than having it just be, you know, something that we kind

of do, you know, maybe a show for us kind of vibe or, you know, we'll talk about Cube every once

and a while. We want to have it be part of our more regular rotation because I think that what's

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