Hello, everyone and welcome back to the Taste Makers podcast.

I'm your host, Turn Armstrong.

We are here, as always, to talk through what's been happening in the world of TV and film.

With me today, of course, my co-host, Grace.

How are you doing, Grace?

I'm doing well, it's, well, I'm doing well.

I've slightly recovered from the Toronto Blue Jays losing the World Series in the most heartbreaking fashion.

That's ever happened in the history of life.

It's probably the worst I've ever felt after a baseball game.

So, you know, that was bad.

But otherwise, I'm fine.

I did watch two innings, the final two innings of that game, because everyone

was freaking out about it.

I was like, hey, you know what?

Let me, let me check out this baseball thing.

Been a while.

Yeah, they are able to, like, they've gone back and done a bunch of data on, in terms of tracking, like, win probability changes, depending on things that happen in games. And this one had the most, um, changes in terms of which team was more likely to win in a single game. There's nine times where it flipped from L.A. to Toronto. And so it just sucks to be on the losing end of the inevitable outcome. But what a season. It was amazing. Probably going to be like one of the most watch things. And I mean, sports is like incredibly popular. I think a lot of people say like when Toronto is in a World Series, probably like wouldn't do all numbers. It did incredibly well.

I went to Game 7.

Well, I haven't, like I said, I haven't watched baseball in, like, well over a decade.

It was all I could hear about for the last couple of weeks was, like, Shohay Otani and the Blue Jays.

And I know they're on separate teams but like on different ends of it

like you just had their run and Shohei Otani of course yeah uh doing his thing and um and so yeah

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