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January 25, 2012 08:31:32 PM

name:

Ted Nellen

location:

Hell's Kitchen

object:

New York Yankee Baseball cap

description:

I am always amazed when I travel abroad and see local natives, especially teenagers, wearing the New York Yankee cap, not only as a fashion item. In America it is a symbol that represents all New Yorkers in sports whether they are Yankee fans or not. It is also one of the most hated symbols in America for non Yankee fans. That symbol draws more love or hate from all baseball fans.

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