Dilbert cartoon first published on Friday 30th December 2005

Dilbert//6103, first published 21 years ago on Friday 30th December 2005

Tags

resume teds shard printer people pleaser disloyal

Official transcript

"Is that your resume?"

"It's Ted's."

"When the pointy-haired boss walks toward the shared printer, I print ten copies."

"It turns out that I'm not a people pleaser."

"Disloyal #!@*!"

originally published on dilbert.com

Open source transcript

IS THAT YOUR RSUM?

IT'S TED'S.

WHEN THE POINTY- HAIRED BOSS WALKS TOWARD THE SHARED PRINTER, I PRINT TEN COPIES.

IT TURNS OUT THAT I'M NOT A PEOPLE PLEASER DISLOYAL

collated from github.com/jvarn/dilbert-archive

AI Analysis

Comic Strip Title: "The Pointy-Haired Boss's Obsession with Printing"

Summary:

The comic strip revolves around the pointy-haired boss's peculiar behavior of printing ten copies of his resume, despite it being unnecessary. The conversation between Dilbert and Ted, a coworker, highlights the absurdity of the situation.

• Scene 1: Dilbert asks Ted if his resume is ready, to which Ted responds that it is.
• Scene 2: The pointy-haired boss walks in, holding a cup of coffee, and announces that he has printed ten copies of his resume.
• Scene 3: Dilbert expresses his confusion and annoyance, stating that it's not a people-pleaser.
• Scene 4: The pointy-haired boss responds with a thought bubble, indicating that he is not a people-pleaser, but rather a "disloyal #1 fan."

Overall:

The comic strip pokes fun at the pointy-haired boss's eccentric behavior and highlights the absurdity of his actions. The conversation between Dilbert and Ted adds to the humor, making the comic strip an entertaining read.

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