Dilbert cartoon first published on Wednesday 27th June 2007
Dilbert//6647, first published nineteen years ago on Wednesday 27th June 2007
Tags
personal problems doctors opeation serial problems steady diet licorice diet soda spleen c4 explosive support group alqueda
Official transcript
Nancy, the employee with serious personal problems "The doctors say I need an operation."
"They think my steady diet of licorice and diet soda turned my spleen into a C-4 explosive."
"So I joined a support group. Have you heard of Al Qaeda?"
"Gotta go..."
originally published on dilbert.com
Open source transcript
NANCY, THE EMPLOYEE WITH SERIAL PERSONAL PROBLEMS THE DOCTORS SAY I NEED AN OPERATION.
THEY THINK MY STEADY DIET OF LICORICE AND DIET SODA TURNED MY SPLEEN INTO A C-4 EXPLOSIVE.
SO I JOINED A SUPPORT GROUP.
HAVE YOU HEARD OF AL QAEDA?
GOTTA GO. ..
collated from github.com/jvarn/dilbert-archive
AI Analysis
Comic Strip Title: "Nancy, the Employee with Serial Personal Problems"
Summary:
The comic strip features Nancy, an employee with a history of personal issues, visiting her doctor. She reveals that she has been following a diet of licorice and diet soda, which she believes has led to her spleen turning into a C-4 explosive.
The doctor is skeptical and suggests that Nancy join a support group to help her cope with her problems. Nancy agrees and asks if Al-Qaeda is part of the group, implying that she is looking for a sense of belonging or community. The doctor responds with a humorous "Gotta go..." comment, suggesting that Nancy's request is not feasible.
Overall, the comic strip pokes fun at Nancy's eccentricities and her tendency to seek help in unconventional ways. It also highlights the doctor's frustration with dealing with patients who have unusual problems.
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