The Mets Police: New York Post Does A Little Mets Police-ing

New York Post Does A Little Mets Police-ing

Nice job by Vaccaro...

The over-stuffed customer complaint lines at Citi Field? Those are the plaques you take home with you in recognition of a job well done. You can't see left field from your seat? Lines are too long? The ushers in their Phillies garb tick you off? No Mets paraphernalia? On and on and on? Good. Count 'em up. Keep calling. Keep writing. Keep complaining. At these prices, more than ever, the people who run baseball teams in our town should be held accountable, and more than ever should be reminded that the customer is always right.

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