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Five-panel comic. Title at the top is “3:00” which means three o’clock. Top left panel shows a man and woman — not wearing masks — hiking on a grassy field. Top right panel, the two cross paths with a person who is barefoot, holding a walking stick and wearing a loose skirt and a serape — and wearing a mask. Middle left panel shows a closeup of the bare feet. Middle right panel shows the two mask-less hikers walking away and the mask-wearing barefoot hiker looking surprised. Bottom panel shows the two mask-less hikers, and the woman says “Hippies.” and rolls her eyes.
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