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Nutter Goes To NY To Make Good On World Series Bet


NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter.
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Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter made good on his World Series bet with New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg. Nutter joined Bloomberg Friday for some community service in the Bronx, but he had to wear a Yankees jersey while doing it.

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The Philadelphia Phillies celebrate after winning Game 5 of the NLCS 5-1 against the Los Angeles Dodgers to advance to the World Series on Oct. 15, 2008, in Los Angeles.


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Role model: Brent Musburger
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Dream Job: I was a professional football player from the mid 70's to the mid 80's. Although we made a lot of money as compared to the average worker, we did not make the millions they make today. I would love to be a player today and set myself and my family up.

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