Dilbert cartoon first published on Friday 23rd August 2002

Dilbert//4878, first published 24 years ago on Friday 23rd August 2002

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bulk mail first item junk mail morale skyrocketed remained unopned wm1 walls letter only mail

Official transcript

Wally says to The Boss and Dilbert, "My morale sky-rocketed when I received my first-ever item of bulk mail."

Wally continues, "I have designated it 'WM1' for 'Wally's Mail One' and it shall remain forever unopened. The Boss says, "Bulk mail is the same as junk mail."

Wally says to the letter, "Don't listen to his lies, WM1."

originally published on dilbert.com

Open source transcript

MY MORALE SKYROCKETED WHEN I RECEIVED MY FIRST- EVER ITEM OF BULK MAIL.

I HAVE DESIGNATED IT "WM1" FOR "WALLY'S MAIL ONE" AND IT SHALL REMAIN FOREVER UNOPENED.

BULK MAIL IS THE SAME AS JUNK MAIL.

DON'T LISTEN TO HIS LIES, WM1.

collated from github.com/jvarn/dilbert-archive

AI Analysis

The title of this comic strip is 'Bulk Mail'.

The comic strip features a scene in an office setting where a group of men are seated at a table. One of the men, who appears to be the boss, is speaking to the others. He states that he has received his first-ever item of bulk mail, which he has designated as 'WM1' for 'Wally's Mail One', and that it shall remain forever unopened. The boss then warns the others not to listen to WM1's lies, implying that the contents of the mail are false or misleading. The other men in the room appear to be engaged in the conversation, with some of them looking interested or amused by the boss's statement. Overall, the comic strip pokes fun at the idea of bulk mail and the potential for it to be ignored or dismissed as unimportant.

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