Dilbert cartoon first published on Monday 14th April 2008

Dilbert//6939, first published eighteen years ago on Monday 14th April 2008

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cell phone complaints private office threat technology

Official transcript

Alice says, "Loud Howard insists on using his speak-phone in his cubicle. You have to do something about it."

The Boss says, "I'll move him to a private office that just became available. Problem solved."

Alice says, "I need to punch you until we both forget what happened here."

Ted The Generic Guy says, "Gaaa!!!"

Dilbert says, "Spare the glasses."

originally published on dilbert.com

Open source transcript

LOUD HOWARD INSISTS ON USING HIS SPEAKERPHONE IN HIS CUBICLE.

YOU HAVE TO DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT.

I'LL MOVE HIM TO A PRIVATE OFFICE THAT JUST BECAME AVAILABLE. PROBLEM SOLVED.

I NEED TO PUNCH YOU UNTIL WE BOTH FORGET WHAT HAPPENED HERE.

SPARE THE GAAA!!!

GLASSES.

collated from github.com/jvarn/dilbert-archive

AI Analysis

Title: "Office Antics"

Summary:

• The comic strip features a typical Dilbert scenario, with the main character, Dilbert, getting into trouble at the office.
• The strip is divided into three panels, each depicting a different scene.
• In the first panel, Dilbert's coworker, Alice, is shown trying to get his attention while he is on the phone.
• In the second panel, Dilbert's boss, Wally, is seen moving him to a private office, implying that he has been causing problems.
• In the third panel, Dilbert is shown being attacked by his coworkers, who are angry about his behavior.
• The final panel features a humorous twist, with Dilbert's glasses being knocked off his face and him being left with a black eye.
• The overall tone of the comic strip is lighthearted and playful, poking fun at the quirks and absurdities of office life.

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