Matt Haber of the New York Observer writes Wednesday about GQ money columnist Joel Lovell, who is changing the tone of his column given the current economic turmoil.
“As the economy has gone into free fall, with more people thinking and panicking about their money than at any other time in recent memory, Mr. Lovell’s musings have taken on a new relevance. A father of three young daughters, married to a psychologist, he has come to see that his problem is not just with money itself, but with his (and many people’s) relationship with money.
“The value of those things he wants is more symbolic than actual: The Wolf, which Mr. Lovell noted often occupies pride of place in the kitchens of his friends’ newly renovated homes (including that of his friend and editor, Mr. Ward), speaks to him as ‘more like the perfect symbol of the next level you can’t reach,’ he said last week over lunch near Condé Nast headquarters. ‘It’s the thing that you realize is just out of reach. If you had a little more, you could have that.'”
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