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Dilbert cartoon first published on Friday 27th June 2003

Dilbert//5186, first published 23 years ago on Friday 27th June 2003


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record loss press release ceo stepped down 100 million tenure shareholders bought stock


Official transcript

Dilbert is working on his computer. Wally is standing behind him. Dilbert says, "Here's the press release about our record loss."

Dilbert reads, "The CEO stepped down after earning more than $100 million more than the company itself during his tenure."

Dilbert continues reading, "In a message to shareholders, he said, 'Ha ha! Maybe you should have bought stock in me!! Who's your daddy?!!"

originally published on dilbert.com


Open source transcript

HERE'S THE PRESS RELEASE ABOUT OUR RECORD LOSS.

"THE CEO STEPPED DOWN AFTER EARNING $100 MILLION MORE THAN THE COMPANY ITSELF DURING HIS TENURE." "IN A MESSAGE TO SHAREHOLDERS, HE SAID, 'HA HA! MAYBE YOU SHOULD HAVE BOUGHT STOCK IN ME!!

WHO'S YOUR DADDY?!!'*

collated from github.com/jvarn/dilbert-archive


AI Analysis

Comic Strip Title: "CEO's Record Loss"

Summary:

The comic strip features a conversation between Dilbert, a bespectacled character, and his boss, the CEO. The conversation revolves around the CEO's decision to step down after earning $100 million more than the company itself during his tenure.

Key Points:

  • The CEO announces his resignation due to a record loss.
  • He claims that he has made more money than the company itself during his tenure.
  • Dilbert is shocked by this statement and asks if the CEO has bought stock in him.
  • The CEO responds with a humorous comment, saying "Ha ha, maybe you should have bought stock in me, who's your daddy?!"

Overall:

The comic strip pokes fun at corporate greed and the absurdity of the CEO's actions. It highlights the disparity between the CEO's personal wealth and the company's financial performance, and the CEO's flippant attitude towards the situation.

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