It's over, right?

Like it's over, I kept asking my friends.

It's over, because it was so many times where I thought it was over, like, win or lose.

It took me a second.

It's November 2025, Dodgers Blue Jays, World Series Game 7.

This is Remember That Game,

podcast about sporting events that take you on a journey,

and maybe start the path of the zeitgeist.

I'm your host Thomas Emerick,

and my guest is comedian Shelley Kim.

Homebase of D.C. had a great show recently with Sahibb Singh, popping up on the DC improv socials, go catch her stuff out there.

I'd say it's a great city for catching a stand-up or hitting the bar for a game.

Shelly, did you develop any superstitions for how and where to watch this?

Would you have been trash-talking folks in the establishment?

No, I mean, no one is like a Dodgers fan, and I understand if they're not.

You know, universally, I'm on, like, I'm rooting for the evil team. I was the only one. I was

at a bar earlier, actually, before the study said it, before going home. And whenever I saw and whenever i saw like otani go on basement

yes and then no one like that so it wasn't just like perceived people will not be happy with me

being a dodgers fan out here but but you're actually getting some some feedback from people who are like oh come on yeah yeah

no and it was silence it wasn't just like uh um yeah like when i was happy like otani got out like the

first um like out of the jam i think when on the first or second inning uh i was like i said it really

quietly um and people were staring and like the bartender's like, yeah, I like Otany, but you know, I don't really like the Dodgers at all. And everyone's like, yeah, same. You don't want them to win at all. I'm paraphrasing. Yeah, but then I went home after, yeah, I was just waiting for my friend to get off her shift and then i'll go home

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