Only when you stop being so predictable. 😏

I’m so sorry, Orlando. Losing my dog was one of the worst memories of my life.

Take all the time you need. I hope you get the proper closure.

You *would* ask. 😆

I find the smaller settings better for that vibe, too. Like, there reaches a point where the crowd is so big it doesn’t really matter anymore, but if it’s just a couple folks seeing you, there’s a more intimate, bashful-yet-hot vibe.

No, but my viewing of LRR has evolved over the years. Used to watch around the 2013 mark for Magic, but as I’ve gotten older, I’ve transitioned to Checkpoint, Let’s NOPE!, etc. I care more now about your vibes as fellow humans than comedy/Magic (though the quality’s gone nowhere but up on it all).

I like ‘go hug your dog’ of the options presented, but ‘go lay on the floor’ has the most comedic value.

I want to be rewarded with a book deal and a lecture tour for NOT being a fucking garbage human while also being a pretty damn good science communicator buuuuuut I guess that's not how the world works 🙃

Don’t feel the need to apologize for talking about things you like! The world would be a dingy place if we couldn’t wax poetic about our interests.

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You are asked to improve a Magic set that showed promise but wasn’t what you were hoping for, that was made in the last five years. Which set do you pick, and how do you improve it?

It’s an endless cycle.

That is true.

I am the person who panics at the smallest thing going wrong but also has the fifteen step plan to fix it.

Yes.

Could you elaborate on 3? What made BLB relieving or invigorating to work on compared to a typical set?

Things must be dire over there if they’re playing the hits like this. Avocado toast is the swan lake of American journalism.

I would like to politely advocate for the banning of Rhystic Study, the removal of Consecrated Sphinx as a game changer, an additional bracket between two and three, and for hybrid mana to be considered ‘or’. The changes overall are quite well made, though.

I assume the plot of The Creator is the logical endpoint. But that movie was poorly written, so what do I know?