Dilbert cartoon first published on Tuesday 8th October 2002

Dilbert//4924, first published 24 years ago on Tuesday 8th October 2002

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ratbert rat hole share money stop digging smell feet

Official transcript

Dogbert says to Ratbert, "Ratbert, I need you to dig a huge rat hole, so companies can throw money in it."

Ratbert dances and says, "Yes!!!"

Dogbert says, "I might share some of the money with you."

Ratbert says, "You had me at 'hole.'"

Ratbert and Dogbert are outside. Ratbert is digging a huge hole and says, "When should I stop digging?"

Dogbert replies, "When you smell feet."

originally published on dilbert.com

Open source transcript

RATBERT, I NEED YOU TO DIG A HUGE RAT HOLE, SO COMPANIES CAN THROW MONEY IN IT.

YES!!!

I MIGHT SHARE SOME OF THE MONEY WITH YOU.

YOU HAD ME AT "HOLE." WHEN SHOULD I STOP DIGGING?

WHEN YOU SMELL FEET

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AI Analysis

Comic Strip Title: "Hole-y Moley"

Summary:

This Dilbert comic strip revolves around a rat named Ratbert, who has been digging a large hole in the office. The boss, Dogbert, is concerned about the hole and its potential impact on the office's finances. Ratbert explains that he needs to dig the hole to throw money into it, but Dogbert is skeptical.

The conversation takes an unexpected turn when Ratbert reveals that he has been digging the hole to share some of the money with Dogbert. Dogbert is surprised and asks Ratbert to stop digging, but Ratbert refuses, stating that he should continue digging to smell Dogbert's feet.

The comic strip ends with Ratbert continuing to dig, leaving Dogbert frustrated and confused. The title "Hole-y Moley" captures the absurdity and humor of the situation, highlighting the unexpected twists and turns in the conversation.

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