**URBAN ARCHAEOLOGIST CONNECTS GTA 6’s $100 PRICE TAG to 1929 STOCK MARKET BUBBLE – “THE PELICAN SYNDROME”**

URBAN ARCHAEOLOGIST CONNECTS GTA 6’s $100 PRICE TAG TO 1929 STOCK MARKET BUBBLE – “THE PELICAN SYNDROME”

A self-proclaimed “digital historian” has gone viral after claiming Rockstar’s rumored $100 price point for GTA 6 mirrors the exact psychological breaking point of the 1929 market crash.

“In September 1929, the average luxury good jumped 3x in one month—just like how gaming prices have gone from $60 to $100 overnight,” writes @TimeLoop_Tommy. “That’s the Pelican Syndicate pattern: when a society’s most desired unobtainium becomes accessible only to the ultra-rich, the plebs riot. Remember the Tulip Mania vase that sold for 12x a house? GTA 6 is that vase.”

His chart overlaying historical luxury price spikes with gaming industry trends has been shared 40,000 times—mostly by broke gamers screaming “I AM THE 1929 FARMER.”