Dilbert cartoon first published on Sunday 27th May 2007

Dilbert//6616, first published nineteen years ago on Sunday 27th May 2007

Official transcript

"The best choice for employee of the month is..."

"Congratulations to Alice for being our employee of the month!"

"You get to use my parking spot near the entrance for the rest of the month."

"I take public transit to work."

"You also get to take the rest of today off."

"It's already five o'clock, and you said I need to finish my project by tomorrow morning."

"And you get to have pizza with me."

"I'm on a @#$% low carb diet!!!"

"I nailed it."

PIZZA

originally published on dilbert.com

Open source transcript

THE BEST CHOICE FOR EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH IS.

CONGRATULATIONS TO ALICE FOR BEING OUR EMPLOYEE OF THE MONTH!

YOU GET TO USE MY PARKING SPOT NEAR THE ENTRANCE FOR THE REST OF THE MONTH.

I TAKE PUBLIC TRANSIT TO WORK.

YOU ALSO GET TO TAKE THE REST OF TODAY OFF.

IT'S ALREADY FIVE O'CLOCK, AND YOU SAID I NEED TO FINISH MY PROJECT BY TOMORROW MORNING.

AND YOU GET TO HAVE PIZZA WITH ME.

I'M ON A #!0*% LOW CARB DIET!!!

I NAILED IT.

collated from github.com/jvarn/dilbert-archive

AI Analysis

Title: "Low Carb Diet"

Summary:

The comic strip depicts a humorous scene where an employee, Alice, is congratulated by her boss for being the "Employee of the Month." However, Alice reveals that she has been using her parking spot near the entrance for the rest of the month, much to the annoyance of her coworkers. The boss then asks Alice to finish her project by tomorrow morning, and Alice responds by saying she is on a "#10% Low Carb Diet!!" and will have pizza with her.

Key Points:

• Alice is congratulated for being Employee of the Month.
• She uses her parking spot near the entrance for the rest of the month.
• The boss asks Alice to finish her project by tomorrow morning.
• Alice responds by saying she is on a "#10% Low Carb Diet!!" and will have pizza with her.
• The comic strip pokes fun at the idea of dieting and the absurdity of Alice's situation.

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