The Big Lebowski: A Real Achiever, Urban or Not
The nineties were a strange time, at least in America. We’d awoken from the nightmare that was Reaganomics, and gone from a nation that produced a nation that outsourced. Yuppies were beating back what had begun in the late sixties, flourished in the seventies, and had been all but crushed in the eighties. But in the nineties, the children of people who embraced a largely mainstream counterculture were finally grown enough to start shaping the…
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