Think about how rare this is in our modern world. Your streaming shows are cut into tidy 45-minute chunks. Your meetings have hard stops. But a World Series game? It laughs at your schedule. It demands you commit. You can’t DVR the spontaneity of a walk-off home run or the agony of a 12th-inning error.
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This is why the length is actually a gift. It forces you to practice patience. It rewards the steady, loyal fan who doesn’t check Twitter every five minutes. It’s a real-life lesson that the best things—like a dramatic comeback or a breakout star—take time to unfold. You can’t rush a legend.
So next time you see a World Series game start at 8:07 PM, don’t ask “When will this end?” Instead, ask “What crazy adventure is waiting for me tonight?”
