The 3:00 Book
By April 22, 2022
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Three-panel, black and white comic, with the title 3:00 at the top, meaning, three o’clock. A woman wearing a mask is checking out her groceries at the store. The cashier, too, is wearing a mask. On the shopper’s phone she reads that the federal mask mandate is lifted. The cashier announces the amount due for the groceries: $200. Shocked and sad, the woman hesitates to put the credit card in and buy the groceries.

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covid-19, groceries, inflation, mask mandate, sticker shock

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