Hello everyone and welcome to episode 576 of the MTG Goldfish podcast.

I'm Seth, probably better know to Safrat Olive, and we have the full crew here this week.

Kick it things off with the owner of MTG Goldfish, Richard.

How are you this fine Monday, Richard?

Good morning, Seth, just enjoying some pizza over the weekend, you know?

I don't know if she should say that, Richard.

People get very upset.

Am I allowed to enjoy pizza anymore?

And we got another co-hosting cram.

Good morning, Crim.

How's it going to date?

You know, also enjoying a little bit of pizza.

I did actually go and grab a slice this past weekend.

Because for some odd reason, something it made me crave it.

Maybe.

You know, domino's stocks going up.

Maybe that's what this is really all about.

Domino's pizza is not good, Richard.

It's the cheesy bread.

It's the cheesy bread.

Anyway, today, we're going to be talking a bunch about Teenage Mutin Ninja Turtles. People have been asking since we didn't have a real spoiler season this time because of the huge leaks. People want some card reviews. So we're going to be talking about some of the best cards for constructed from Teenage Mutin Ninja Turtles. Also some weird, like, finance stuff with TMNT after opening some collector boosters. And then, of course, we get some Moto Wizards decklist drama this week. So those are the big topics for today. But before we get into that, we got some sponsors today. Our show is brought to you by Card Conduit, the easiest way to sell your magic cards. If you ever get tired of the

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