Something’s wrong with American dream
NEW YORK — At Sarabeth’s restaurant on Central Park South, two young old friends are catching up and comparing notes over breakfast.
Anyone seated nearby quickly learns the story. They met in graduate school; both hold MBAs. Both recently have joined the swelling ranks of America’s unemployed.
Their shared tales, if once unthinkable, are becoming increasingly familiar. First, blue-collar jo...
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