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Right smack in the middle of the article is an unnecessar TV pop-culture reference that just left me confused. (If you’re a “Gossip Girl” fan, think of it as L
by mahmud 17y ago
Right smack in the middle of the article is an unnecessar TV pop-culture reference that just left me confused.
(If you’re a “Gossip Girl” fan, think of it as Little J. being crowned “queen” of Constance; or, if you prefer “Mad Men,” as Peggy after her promotion from secretary to copywriter.)
What does any of this mean?
- Qz 17y agoNo idea whatsoever. I even watch Mad Men and know all about Peggy, but it still doesn't make sense.
- sesqu 17y agoThis is a pure guess, but I think it might be intended to illustrate a situation in which something previously unremarkable is put into a position of importance.
- stcredzero 17y agoIn both jobs, she's still typing. @'s job denoting "pricing at" closely resembles @'s job denoting "recipient at," but there's a key difference.