Industrys Miriam Petche weighs in on Sweetpeas big episod...

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So basically Sweetpea Golightly (Miriam Petche) goes full Erin Brockovich in this week’s riveting “Industry.

” Home Entertainment TV Shows Industrys Miriam Petche weighs in on Sweetpeas big episode, including those devastating final moments Sweetpea Golightly goes full Erin Brockovich in this weeks riveting “Industry. ” By Belen Edwards Belen Edwards Entertainment Reporter Belen Edwards is an Entertainment Reporter at Mashable. (let that sink in)

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If you buy something through links on our site, Mashable may earn an affiliate commission. ” Credit: David Bloomer / HBO the fandom of HBO’s Industry know that Sweetpea Golightly (Miriam Petche) has a bit of a detective streak.

Why This Matters

In Season 3 , she leveraged her wide web of connections to figure out that Pierpoint & Co. Was on the verge of collapse, well before anyone else on the trading floor. Now, in Season 4, she and her colleagues at SternTao are pursuing a new lead: the potential fraudulence of fintech company Tender.

This could have major implications for how we use technology going forward.

Key Takeaways

• SEE ALSO: ‘Industry’s Sagar Radia dishes on Rishi’s literal downfall Sweetpea, in particular, is tenacious in her desire to take Tender down.
• There’s a personal angle to this drive: Tender served as a payment processor for adult sites like OnlyFans and the fictional Siren.
• Sweetpea’s anonymous account on those sites got leaked, making her the target of further scrutiny and harassment in the finance world.
• You May Also Like Since then, Industry has presented sex work, especially Sweetpea’s, in a new light.

The Bottom Line

In Season 3, they highlighted it as empowering. (“I love a woman who doesn’t leave money on the table,” Harper Stern (Myha’la) says of it in the season 3 finale.

What do you think about all this?