Thanks to Katie Nolan, there's now a bench for David Ortiz to troll Yankee fans in Central Park

Back in May, Garbage Time host Katie Nolan used crowd-sourcing to fund a plaque for a Central Park bench in New York City that would pay tribute to the soon-to-be-retired Boston Red Sox slugger David Ortiz.

Four months and $10,000 later, the bench and its plaque (“David Ortiz. Thanks for the memories”) are officially a part of one of the most iconic places in New York City. It’s quite the troll job:

Go find THE BENCH! #PapiSeats pic.twitter.com/W5WUEiGDDu
— usa sports (@UsasportsOvh) September 10, 2016

Nolan didn’t reveal the exact location — she did say there were 9,485 benches in Central Park — so she’s tasking viewers with finding the Papi bench. As of Friday afternoon, it appears just two folks have hunted it down:

2 pens please! @GarbageTime @katienolan @upprlmtsofnrml #Papiseats #benchplease pic.twitter.com/Pg9JfTwDJE
— Andrea Duffy-Cabana (@ADCyeaYouKnowMe) September 8, 2016

And here’s the moment the David Ortiz bench became officially part of Central Park:

The first 34 people who find @davidortiz 's bench in Central Park get a GT pen! #PapiSeats pic.twitter.com/GavYkUQXlz
— usa sports (@UsasportsOvh) September 10, 2016