You all know I try to optimize everything I do here and that includes my commute.

I've been driving electric vehicles for four years now and going from gas powered to electric

was a real game changer. The ride is seamless and smooth, I've saved a ton of money on gas and

I just love the overall feel of it. Honestly, I never want to go back and at Nissan,

they don't make just any electric vehicles, they make EVs that electrify. In a Nissan,

crewing your vehicle doesn't feel like a cost, it feels like an opportunity and Nissan is at the

forefront of EV technology. Since 2010, Nissan Leafs have traveled over 8 billion miles globally,

that's billion with a B. That's the equivalent of driving to Pluto and back, or the length of

over 144 trillion solar rings lined up all in a row. Trust me, we did the math. One of Nissan's EVs

even tracked the snow covered planes of the North Pole, plus they test all their electric vehicles

on the actual Formula E racetrack. So if you've been thinking about upgrading your driving game

in a way that feels cool and gets you excited for the future, try a Nissan EV today, Nissan,

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What's up everybody, welcome to the Command Zone podcast. I'm Juanio Host, Jimmy Wong.

How's it? It's Josh Lee Kly. So this kind of snuck up on us, Jimmy. Yeah, it really did.

There's another set. Wow, and one that isn't full of new cards, in fact, it's a bunch of old cards.

Yep. But it's a brand new thing that Wizards has never done. It's called Time Spiral Remastered.

Really interesting. They're taking a set that existed in the past and they're reprinting it,

and they're doing some fun little things in terms of like old card frames, reprints,

as well as sort of combining a few things together for what is going to apparently be a very

great draft experience, but also fun for us commander players. Yeah, because they're reprinting a

bunch of stuff and that also means we get to preview some of the cards from the set. We've got

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