This clever use of the proper noun Goldilocks is of course inspired by the 19th century children’s story ‘Goldilocks and the Three Bears’, one of the most well-known fairy tales in the English language. The story tells of a little girl named Goldilocks who finds a house inhabited by three bears, each of whom have particular preferences for the softness of their beds, temperature of food, etc. After checking out the options when the bears aren’t at home, Goldilocks rejects the two extremes and declares one of each of the three items to be ‘just right’ for her.