Dilbert cartoon first published on Wednesday 22nd November 2000

Dilbert//4239, first published 26 years ago on Wednesday 22nd November 2000

Tags

working for tips rfp spec binder

Official transcript

Holding a binder in his hands, Wally thinks, "I hate working for tips."

A female employee says, "No, I ordered the R.F.P."

Wally says to the employee, "Maybe you were thinking R.F.P. but you said spec binder, you arrogant cow!"

The employee grimaces as she holds the binder and Wally thinks, "With any luck, she'll say, 'You had me at cow'."

originally published on dilbert.com

Open source transcript

I HATE WORKING FOR TIPS NO, I ORDERED THE R.F.P.

MAYBE YOU WERE THINKING R.F.P.

BUT YOU SAID SPEC BINDER, YOU ARROGANT COW!

WITH ANY LUCK, SHE'LL SAY, "YOU HAD ME AT COW."

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AI Analysis

Comic Strip Title: "R.F.P."

Summary:

The comic strip features a conversation between a man and a woman. The man, who is bald and wearing glasses, is holding a red book and a green bottle. He says, "I hate working for tips." The woman, who has black hair and is wearing a purple shirt, responds, "No, I ordered the R.F.P." The man then says, "Maybe you were thinking R.F.P. but you said spec binder, you arrogant cow!" The woman looks confused and says, "With any luck, she'll say, 'You had me at cow.'" The man looks surprised and says, "You had me at cow."

Key Points:

• The comic strip features a conversation between a man and a woman.
• The man is holding a red book and a green bottle.
• The woman is wearing a purple shirt and has black hair.
• The man says he hates working for tips.
• The woman orders the R.F.P. but says spec binder instead.
• The man calls her an arrogant cow.
• The woman says she'll say "You had me at cow" with any luck.
• The man looks surprised and says "You had me at cow".

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