The Mets are winning, and McDonald’s is lovin’ it.
With the Mets’ success, McDonald’s has joined in on the fun on social media, changing their entire X account to feature Grimace and Mets logos.The worldwide restaurant’s account now has a profile picture that features Grimace in a Mets hat that also has a tiny No. 55 on it — the same number on the City Connect jersey the Mets gave him last week.
The company’s banner photo on X also has Grimace wearing a Mets hat and pulling a red-painted wagon that is carrying a Mets logo.“the grimacee effectt im flattereddd,” the account wrote before adding another post with a signed baseball with Grimace’s autograph on it.
According to Forbes, the idea between the Mets and the Grimace partnership dated back to last year, but it finally came to fruition this June.“I feel like Grimace is just so much fun and beloved, and that’s what we’re looking to do here, is to bring that kind of fun to the ballpark and make people excited to be here,”@alsostphenking posted photos and videos of themselves
If the Mets, who are now a half-game out of a National League wild-card spot, continue to win, there will surely be more smiles than grimaces on the faces of their fans.Grimace threw out the first pitch at a Mets game last week.
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