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In this episode of More TK, Elie Andersen (@elieilelie) brings “The Mets Are the Last Thing I Believe In” to life in an intimate reading. It’s a reflection on fandom and faith, on what it means to belong to a city through its symbols, from blue and orange caps to the ferries, delis, and sidewalks that define New York.
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