Dilbert cartoon first published on Wednesday 16th May 2001

Dilbert//4414, first published 25 years ago on Wednesday 16th May 2001

Tags

accepting bribes vendor golf lessons trip to veags price sheets

Official transcript

Carol sits between the Boss and Catbert. Catbert scolds Carol, saying "BAD!"

while the Boss says, "Carol, you can't keep accepting bribes from salespeople who want access to me."

Carol replies, "Didn't a vendor just take you on a golf trip to Vegas?"

The Boss says, "That is so-o-o!"

Carol replies, "Let's compare price sheets."

originally published on dilbert.com

Open source transcript

CAROL, YOU CAN'T KEEP ACCEPTING BRIBES FROM SALES PEOPLE WHO WANT ACCESS TO ME.

BAD!

DIDN'T A VENDOR RECENTLY TAKE YOU ON A GOLF TRIP TO VEGAS?

THAT IS 50-0-0 DIFFERENT!

LET'S COMPARE PRICE SHEETS.

collated from github.com/jvarn/dilbert-archive

AI Analysis

Comic Strip Title: "Price Sheets"

Summary:

The comic strip features a conversation between a man and a woman, with the man attempting to bribe the woman into giving him access to her salespeople. The woman rejects the bribe, citing that it is against company policy. The man then asks if she recently took a golf trip to Vegas, implying that she may have accepted a bribe in the past. The woman responds by asking him to compare price sheets, suggesting that he is trying to compare prices rather than accept a bribe.

Key Points:

• The man tries to bribe the woman to gain access to her salespeople.
• The woman rejects the bribe, citing company policy.
• The man implies that the woman may have accepted a bribe in the past.
• The woman asks the man to compare price sheets, suggesting that he is trying to compare prices rather than accept a bribe.

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