Dilbert cartoon first published on Wednesday 6th January 2010

Dilbert//7571, first published sixteen years ago on Wednesday 6th January 2010

Tags

lazy not working admitting patience

Official transcript

Wally says, "I think my single point of contact died."

Wally says, "I haven?t heard from him for three months. I don't know the name of his projec or any other people on it."

The Boss says, "What have you been doing for three months?"

Wally says, "Are you implying that patience is not a virtue?"

originally published on dilbert.com

Open source transcript

I THINK MY SINGLE POINT OF CONTACT DIED.

I HAVEN'T HEARD FROM HIM FOR THREE MONTHS I DON'T KNOW THE NAME OF HIS PROJECT OR ANY OTHER PEOPLE ON IT.

WHAT HAVE YOU BEEN DOING FOR THREE MONTHS?

ARE YOU IMPLYING THAT PATIENCE IS NOT A VIRTUE?

collated from github.com/jvarn/dilbert-archive

AI Analysis

Comic Strip Title: "The Unfortunate Meeting"

Summary:

The comic strip features a man who is perplexed by a coworker's claim that he has not heard from him for three months. The man is confused, as he has been working with the coworker for an extended period. The coworker's statement is met with skepticism, and the man is left wondering if he has been doing something wrong.

Key Points:

• A man is confused by a coworker's claim that he has not heard from him for three months.
• The man has been working with the coworker for an extended period.
• The coworker's statement is met with skepticism.
• The man is left wondering if he has been doing something wrong.

Overall:

The comic strip highlights the absurdity of the situation and the confusion that can arise from miscommunication. It also touches on the theme of workplace relationships and the importance of clear communication.

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