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The 3:00 Book

By January 25, 2023

A two-panel, black-and-white comic titled 3:00 at the top, meaning three o’clock in the afternoon, shows a woman, masked, and sitting on an exam chair in a doctor’s office with a doctor sitting at the computer nearby looking at her and asking whether she is depressed or anxious, and the woman says, surprisingly no.

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