What chess really is about

I'm not sure this is newsworthy. Maybe you could repost your question in the General Chess Discussion forum?

I guess you can say they were just better in that game. Though sometimes it takes only one game for me to realize I'm playing a much stronger chess player than myself.

I just had a bowl of red hot chili.
I usually crockpot my own, so it comes out quite well almost always.
Sometimes I open a can, though. When I do it's typically a can of Stagg chili. IMO, no other brand I've tried over the decades can compete with Stagg. Nalley's is crap, Hormel doesn't have much going on, and Dennison's looks like it ought to taste good but somehow never delivers much flavor.
Stagg Habanero Hot is my first choice but sometimes I get another variety and add my own habanero sauce.

I just had a bowl of red hot chili.
I usually crockpot my own, so it comes out quite well almost always.
Sometimes I open a can, though. When I do it's typically a can of Stagg chili. IMO, no other brand I've tried over the decades can compete with Stagg. Nalley's is crap, Hormel doesn't have much going on, and Dennison's looks like it ought to taste good but somehow never delivers much flavor.
Stagg Habanero Hot is my first choice but sometimes I get another variety and add my own habanero sauce.
I've never heard of Stagg, and don't like any of that other canned junk so I make my own in a crockpot as well. I don't know how they sell some of that crap.

Stagg has a few varieties. The Habanero Hot you should try. Two kinds of beans, decent quality meat, and chunks of tomatoes.
More fat than I prefer but it can be taken out to a degree before cooking (solidified orange stuff) or skimmed afterwards.
Not a big deal as I often add extra sharp cheddar, and that's just tasty fat in itself.

Stagg has a few varieties. The Habanero Hot you should try. Two kinds of beans, decent quality meat, and chunks of tomatoes.
More fat than I prefer but it can be taken out to a degree before cooking (solidified orange stuff) or skimmed afterwards.
Not a big deal as I often add extra sharp cheddar, and that's just tasty fat in itself.
Sounds worth a whirl even if this is slightly off topic.