The 3:00 Book
By January 29, 2021
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Two women walk together down a litter-strewn street, both looking at their phones. one is scowling and the other looks surprised. First woman, on the right, who looks surprised, is dressed in a winter parka with the hood up; and the second woman, on the left, is scowling and wears a parka and a knit hat. First woman, labeled “Petite Bourgeoisie,” says “Just bought some Bed, Bath and Beyond for my GameStop-AMC stock portfolio. Second woman, labeled “Proletariat,” says “It’s like vaporwave evolved into a stock buying strategy.”

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