There's a mysterious laundromat near me that has a reputation for being magical. It's called "Magic Laundry". The moment you step into the shop, you are greeted with an enchanting atmosphere. The walls are adorned with colorful paintings depicting various scenes from fairy tales and fantasy worlds. The sound of whimsical music fills the air, transporting you to a different realm. The laundry machines themselves are not your average washers and dryers.

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The Do’s and Don’ts of Mascot Interaction

With the warmer weather hitting us, the NBA and NHL Playoffs in full swing, the golf majors on their way, the US Tennis Open around the corner and the UEFA Champions League final barrelling towards the end I can’t help but think of one thing: minor league baseball mascots.

As I have written before I was a professional mascot for a decade. It was my campus job while I was in college and then later as Twister for the infamous Worcester Tornadoes. In college, I didn’t just do football games and basketball games. Our women’s volleyball team went to the National Championships twice while I was enrolled and our wrestling team won a National Championship. But I attended softball, baseball, fundraising walks, elementary school spree days, and new business ribbon cuttings. I got crowned Homecoming King, as the mascot mind you, because the students were being reprimanded for over-partying. I have endured a lot of different climates while dressed up like a furry bear and the worst of the worst is a humid July day game for 3,000 pre-adolescent campers.

The heat, plus the suit (which does not breathe well), plus the hot breath of 50 kids asking for a picture or a hug or an autograph is already panic inducing. Then, at the end of a half inning, the PA starts blaring the Spongebob Squarepants theme song and those thousands of kids are screaming every word. They are all buzzing from sugar and excitement and then their favorite show’s theme song comes on. The hundred that I am surrounded by are pulling and tugging and screaming and crying. One kid was just jumping up and down on my foot and two others jumped on my back trying to see who was inside their beloved Twister. My heart races reliving this moment to you now and I hope you don’t endure anything like it.

So as you head to a game or two or five this summer, here are 5 tips to help you and your local mascot can each enjoy America’s pastime:

1. Do not pull on tails, ears, shirts, hats, or any other extremity, apparel or body part.

This kind feels like a no brainer, like it’s how you should live as a human being, but especially for a mascot they don’t have the periphery and quickness that most humans do. They are pretty vulnerable and do not want to be touched despite their resemblance to a plushy. (side note one a drunk man tackled me and my mascot head rolled down the left field line, when security asked him why he did it and he responded saying, “I thought there was more cushion in there.”

1. Do not yell into the mouth and ask who is in there.

Have I ended up meeting a very beautiful girl this way and end up making out with her in the woods during a kegger? But that sad occurrence is the best possible situation. Most times the person inside there is just smelling your dehydrated breath.

1. Do not let your kid hang out with a mascot.

While most mascots do get CORI checked, they are still people who are working and not babysitters so you can get drunk at the game. Our job is entertainment, not entertaining young children.

1. Know that the mascot is probably not smiling when you take a photo.

They’ll pose with you, but they don’t have to like it. Especially if any of the first three things have already happened.

1. If the mascot is heading to their break, let them have their break.

The mascot will be back. They need this. They need the water, or to cool off or just punch a pillow because you were driving them a little crazy. It can get claustrophobic in there and if one more person just taps their shoulder while they are having a panic attack, they may just snap.

Let’s go WooSox, let’s go Bravehearts, “let’s go” to any team in the area that you go see. You’re there for the game, the amenities and the mascot. This column is dedicated to any and all, but especially Jake the Lion and all of the Red Sox mascots.

HHS Announces the First-Ever Official United States Public Health Service Commissioned Corps Service Mascot

Today, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) released the following statement announcing the United States Public Health Service (USPHS) Commissioned Corps’ first official mascot – Lt. Cmdr. Abigail, a trained facility dog who will provide therapeutic care to patients and Public Health Service officers.

Lt. Cmdr. Abigail was named after the former First Lady of the United States, Abigail Adams, who has a historical connection to the service. The origin and history of the USPHS Commissioned Corps trace back to July 16, 1798, when Congress passed an Act, signed by President John Adams, creating the US Marine Hospital Service to protect against the spread of disease from sailors returning from overseas ports and thus began the story of the Public Health Service.

The concept of the service mascot originated during the COVID-19 pandemic, when Public Health Service officers deployed to respond to the largest public health emergency in modern times. The mascot is intended to improve mental well-being, enhance camaraderie, and assist with public health messaging. When first appointed, the mascot receives an honorary rank in the USPHS Commissioned Corps equal to that of the primary handler. This honorary rank will not include any salary or retirement benefits.

Lt. Cmdr. Abigail, a Labrador Retriever, is a Warrior Canine Connection dog, who received special training to serve as a facility dog. Lt. Cmdr. Abigail will serve as a living symbol of the USPHS Commissioned Corps’ commitment to the greater public and protecting the nation’s health.

“The mascot is a very welcome resource for Public Health Service officers and the communities we serve. As we continue to see an increase in mental health struggles across the country, I hope Lt. Cmdr. Abigail will serve as a beacon of positivity as she performs her duties.” U.S. Health and Human Services Assistant Secretary for Health, Adm. Rachel Levine

“We are thrilled to announce that the USPHS Commissioned Corps will now have its own mascot to support our officers and the communities they serve. Public Health Service officers work every day to protect the health and well-being of our communities, and we are grateful to now have a furry friend who can be a source of happiness and joy for them. Lt. Cmdr. Abigail will serve as a welcome member of the USPHS family.” U.S. Surgeon General, Vice Adm. Vivek Murthy

“A mascot serves as a symbol of unity and hope for the future. It is a rallying point for both our service, and for the communities we serve. We know animals have mental and physical benefits, and our mascot symbolizes our commitment to serving both needs for our communities.” Deputy U.S. Surgeon General, Rear Adm. Denise Hinton

“Having Lt. Cmdr. Abigail as our mascot gives the USPHS Commissioned Corps more opportunities to connect with patients and their families in a compassionate way to improve mental, physical, and emotional well-being. We are proud to have Lt. Cmdr. Abigail serve and deploy with Public Health Service officers as one of America’s Health Responders to promote health and safety in our nation.” Director of Commissioned Corps Headquarters, Rear Adm. Richard Schobitz.

The USPHS Commissioned Corps mascot program is made possible by a memorandum of understanding between the USPHS Commissioned Corps and the PHS Commissioned Officers Foundation. The mascot will be used for ceremonial purposes and accompany our officers as they work to protect the nation’s health.

The USPHS Commissioned Corps is one of the eight uniformed services and is the only uniformed service dedicated to protecting the nation’s public health. Public Health Service officers serve throughout the federal government to provide essential healthcare services to underserved and vulnerable populations; respond to public health emergencies or global emergencies; lead public health programs and policy development, and advance innovation science.

For more information on the USPHS Commissioned Corps and the service mascot, please visit: www.usphs.gov

About the Public Health Service (PHS) Commissioned Officers Foundation

The PHS Commissioned Officers Foundation for the Advancement of Public Health was established in June 2000 as a not-for-profit organization to serve the education and research needs of the Commissioned Officers Association of the USPHS.

The laundry machines themselves are not your average washers and dryers. They are adorned with intricate designs and patterns, as if they were crafted by mythical creatures. Each machine has its own unique ability.

One can remove even the toughest stains with just a touch, while another can make your clothes smell like a field of wildflowers. The shopkeeper, who is an old wizard, seems to have a vast knowledge of different fabrics and how best to care for them. He always greets customers with a warm smile and offers advice on how to keep clothes looking their best. Some say he has magical powers to repair torn clothes and can even make them fit perfectly. It's not just the machines and the shopkeeper that make Magic Laundry special. There are stories of customers stepping into the shop with old, worn-out clothes and leaving with new garments that fit like a glove. Others claim that clothes washed at Magic Laundry bring good luck and fortune to the wearer. The magic of this laundry shop doesn't stop at the clothes. Rumor has it that if you leave a small personal item, like a lucky charm or a handwritten note, in one of the pockets while washing your clothes, it will come back to you with a touch of magic. Magic Laundry is not your ordinary laundromat. It's a place where ordinary clothes are transformed into something extraordinary. The magic behind this shop remains a mystery, but one thing is for sure – every visit to Magic Laundry is an enchanting experience..

Reviews for "Embracing the Wizardry of Laundry Services Near Me"

1. John - 2/5

I was really disappointed with the Magic laundry near me. The place was dirty and smelled musty, which is not what you expect from a laundry service. Additionally, many of the machines were out of order, and there was no staff in sight to address the issue. The lack of cleanliness and maintenance showed a lack of care and professionalism. I would not recommend this place to anyone.

2. Sarah - 1/5

My experience at the Magic laundry near me was terrible. The machines were extremely old and outdated, and most of them didn't work properly. I had to keep switching machines just to get one load of laundry done. The prices were also outrageous, especially considering the poor quality of service. The walls were grimy, and the whole place just felt dirty. Save yourself the time and money and find a different laundry service.

3. Mike - 1/5

I cannot express how dissatisfied I am with the Magic laundry near me. First of all, there were no parking spots available nearby, so I had to walk a considerable distance with a heavy bag of laundry. Once I finally reached the place, there was a long line of people waiting for the limited number of machines that were actually in working condition. The staff seemed overwhelmed and unhelpful. On top of that, the prices were exorbitant. Overall, a complete waste of time, money, and energy. Avoid at all costs.

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