The Mets Police: Mets Advertising Mad Men: newyorker.com

Mets Advertising Mad Men: newyorker.com

In this article Advertising Mad Men: newyorker.com you will find the below

Then she announced an activation coup: the Mets had just agreed to designate a Mad Men seating section at one of their games.

"The exciting thing is everyone in our section is going to have a fedora", Beyer went on. Of course, the band around it will have to be Mets colors.

Hmm, I like fedoras and I like Mad Men - I guess I'll wait to see how "Mets colors" are defined before I judge.

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