
“Mamdani CURSED New York” - Mets Go 0-11 After Mascot Meets NYC Mayor
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On April 9th, the mayor of New York City, Mandani, visited a New York Mets game and hugged the mascot, an event that quickly went viral. The speaker, a New York Yankees fan, commented "Go Yankees" on the video. This visit coincided with a significant losing streak for the Mets; they had lost on April 8th and proceeded to lose 10 consecutive games from the 9th until the present, making it 11 losses if the 8th is included. The speaker jokingly requested that Mayor Mandani visit the Mets just once every week, believing it would be a "beautiful thing" for Yankees fans.
Another speaker, Vinnie, drew a parallel to the "curse of the Bambino" from 1919, when the Boston Red Sox sold Babe Ruth to the New York Yankees, a move that dramatically shifted the fortunes of both teams. The Yankees went on to win 27 championships, though none since 2009. The speaker suggested that Mayor Mandani's presence at the Mets game might be a similar "curse," comparing it to the "Drake curse" where teams or individuals Drake supports tend to lose. He predicted the Mets' losing streak could extend to 15 games or more, implying that "everything he touches is going to go to trash." This sentiment was further elaborated by another participant who suggested that "anything socialism touches turns to trash," linking it to the mayor's political leanings. The mayor was also described as looking more like a Mets fan than a Yankees fan, and as someone who "doesn't know the first thing about sports."
The conversation then shifted to a positive note when the speaker recounted a recent visit to a deli. He enthusiastically praised the service and the food, specifically a "New Yorker" roast beef sandwich with a special dressing and mustard. He claimed that eating this sandwich gave him an incredible burst of energy, likening it to becoming "He-Man" and being able to run a 4.30 40-yard dash despite a torn ACL. The deli owner, Rick, was described as a big Yankees fan who attended his first Yankees game in 1967 or 1969 and had Mickey Mantle hit a foul ball directly to him, which he still possesses. The speaker expressed admiration for the Yankees, despite acknowledging the Dodgers' strong performance this year. He also mentioned Juan Soto, who is now with the Mets, and humorously noted the Mets' 11-game losing streak.
The discussion concluded with a promotion for "Future Looks Bright" (FLB) shoes. The speaker mentioned wearing them daily due to their comfort and stylish appearance, suitable for both jeans and slacks. He highlighted the quality of the shoes, noting that they are made with "true Italian craftsmanship," with each pair touched by 50 skilled hands and two years spent perfecting every detail. The shoes are described as intentional, luxurious, and timeless, not rushed, disposable, or ordinary. Viewers were encouraged to visit vtmerch.com to place orders, with a note that many people, including Adam and Vinnie, wear them.