‘I recognize that tree’: Are market data fees defying gravity?
What do market data fees have in common with ‘Gilmore Girls’ and Samuel Beckett? Allow Reb to tell you.
There’s a scene in season 4, episode 2, of the cult classic TV show Gilmore Girls where two of the show’s leads, Lorelai and Luke, are stuck in a back-and-forth about Luke’s truck (which Lorelai had borrowed to move her daughter into college) and a Yale University mattress (which Lorelai replaced with a new mattress because she said the old one contained microbes from the 1800s).
After Lorelai drives back from New Haven, CT, to the fictional town of Stars Hollow with the stolen property of Yale
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