The Aporia · NYC deli names sandwich after GOP governor candidate Bruce Blakeman as he vows to bring down sky-high cost of lunch

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A New York City deli unveiled a new sandwich named after Republican gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman Friday — as the pol vowed to bring down the hard-to-stomach cost of lunch. asserted

pol → unveil → lunch

“The Blakeman” at Mario’s Meats & Gourmet Deli in Queens is stacked with fresh roasted turkey, shredded lettuce, an oil and vinegar vinaigrette and spicy deli mustard on a hero. asserted

Blakeman → stack → hero

The sandwich costs $15 but Blakeman promised he’ll make it several dollars cheaper, if he’s elected on November 3. asserted

he → cost → November

“When I become governor it’ll be $12,” he said at the deli. asserted

he → become → deli

“Gotta make it affordable.” asserted

it → got → ?

Blakeman hammed it up at the media event to “highlight how much more expensive it has become to operate a neighborhood deli and put a sandwich on the counter compared with five years ago when [Gov.] Kathy Hochul took office,” his team said in a press release. asserted

team → ham → release

The owner of the Flushing deli, Joe Digangi, said Blakeman’s cost saving emphasis sounds good after a expensive summer of fuel bills. asserted

emphasis → say → bills

We were making money, yes, but it was going in one hand and out the other,” he said. asserted

he → make → other

“So, he’s big on energy costs, big on trying to help us out with knocking out those energy costs… asserted

he → ’ → costs

And I have a lot of refrigerators, a lot of air conditioners in here, so it’s just a constant, you know, $4,000, $5,000 bill every month,” he said. asserted

he → have → conditioners

Small businesses like delis are hit with hard-to-stomach costs from everything from taxes to electricity, labor, insurance, and rent — all of which “ultimately affect the prices customers see at the register,” Blakeman’s press release said. asserted

release → hit → register

New York State Democratic Party Spokesperson Addison Dick, however, contended that Blakeman needs to put his lunch money where his mouth is. asserted

mouth → contend → money

Start your day with all you need to know Morning Report delivers the latest news, videos, photos and more. asserted

Report → start → news

“New Yorkers know baloney when they see it – Blakeman still has no beef with Trump’s tariffs that are sending grocery prices skyrocketing and forcing New Yorkers to spend all their bread on basic necessities,” Dick said. asserted

Dick → know → necessities

Asked why his signature sandwich is turkey, Blakeman credited his wife. asserted

Blakeman → ask → wife

“My wife wants me to eat healthy,” he said. asserted

he → want → ?

“What can I tell ya? asserted

I → tell → ya

You gotta follow orders.” asserted

You → got → orders

NYC deli names sandwich after GOP governor candidate Bruce Blakeman as he vows to bring down sky-high cost of lunch

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