Hello and welcome to the ETH RETCast, where we're all about commander, data, and dad jokes.

I'm Joey Schultz, and I'm joined by my fantastic co-host. He heard that legendary spacecraft and legendary vehicles can now be your commander. And now whenever he plays those decks, you'll probably hear him whispering to himself, Vroom, Vroom, Neerl, it's Matt Morgan. So, Joey, you know how we recently went to Los Angeles together? We got to go out there for a little bit. I snuck away for an afternoon and went on one of those star tours. You saw everybody's houses of all these famous

people. Turns out there's a house right between a hallmark store and Dwayne Johnson. And it turns out

you can live between the rock and a card place. Wow. You know what, Matt? One thing that I've

learned after all these years of doing the show together, you know what I've learned is that no amount of therapy will fix this.

Anyway.

That got dark really quick. I mean it with love.

I didn't have a follow-up joke, but I don't even want to do it anymore.

I mean it with love. I truly do. I mean it with all the sarcasm and love in the world.

Anyway, Matt, it's the two of us on this week's episode.

And we're talking about some trending commanders.

We are.

Yeah.

So recently, ETH Rec rolled out a brand new tool to track popularity of any given commander over the course of time.

This is such a sweet tool.

We get emails all the time asking, I want to see historical trends of these commanders.

Well, now you can.

And it is super fun.

It's so cool to see these journeys of commanders.

And yeah, we just want to talk about some of these trends that we've noticed and some eye-popping commanders and just that have jumped up out of nowhere.

Yeah, we're showing off Idiotrix's new popularity history feature, which you can find in the

charts tab on a commander's page, which shows off the past year of data by default, but you can

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