Dilbert cartoon first published on Sunday 20th August 2006

Dilbert//6336, first published twenty years ago on Sunday 20th August 2006

Official transcript

"Dilbert, meet your new coworker, Phil O'Dendron."

"Phil is a potted plant. He'll sit in your cubicle all day while you try to work."

"Does it talk?"

"He has three stories that he repeats in an infinite loop."

"He'll begin with his reasons for why you should use his tax guy."

"Then he'll do a recap of recent reality TV shows."

"And last but not least, 'The way we did it at my last job.'"

sob "How do you plan to cut expenses?"

"Well, performance bonuses are under control."

originally published on dilbert.com

Open source transcript

, MEET YOUR NEW COWORKER, PHIL O'DENDRON.

PHIL IS A POTTED PLANT. HELL SIT IN YOUR CUBICLE ALL DAY WHILE YOU TRY TO WORK.

DOES IT TALK?

HE HAS THREE STORIES THAT HE REPEATS IN AN INFINITE LOOP.

HELL BEGIN WITH HIS REASONS FOR WHY YOU SHOULD USE HIS TAX GUY.

THEN HELL DO A RECAP OF RECENT REALITY TV SHOWS.

AND LAST BUT NOT LEAST, "THE WAY WE DID IT AT MY LAST JOB." SOB HOW DO YOU PLAN TO CUT EXPENSES?

WELL, PERFORMANCE BONUSES ARE UNDER CONTROL.

collated from github.com/jvarn/dilbert-archive

AI Analysis

Comic Strip Title: "The Tax Guy"

Summary:

The comic strip, originally published in 2006, revolves around the character Dilbert, who is introduced to a new coworker named Yophil O'Dendron. Yophil is a potted plant, and Dilbert is skeptical of his presence in the office.

As the conversation progresses, Dilbert learns that Yophil has three stories that he repeats in an infinite loop. The first story is about a tax guy who uses his reasons for why he should use his tax guy. The second story is about a recap of recent reality TV shows, while the third story is about how to cut expenses by performing bonuses under control.

Dilbert is unimpressed by Yophil's stories and decides to do a recap of recent reality TV shows instead. However, he realizes that he has already done this at his last job and decides to cut expenses by performing bonuses under control. The comic strip ends with Dilbert wondering how to do this, while Yophil remains calm and collected.

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