Dilbert cartoon first published on Sunday 9th May 2010

Dilbert//7694, first published sixteen years ago on Sunday 9th May 2010

Tags

lunch date happy pump fists annoyed inconvenient two musketeers face forward plan ruined

Official transcript

Dilbert says, "Amber, would you like to go to lunch with me?"

Amber says, "Sure!"

Dilbert thinks, "Yes!!! I'm in!"

Amber says, "Do you mind if we bring Bob? I need to talk to him about his project."

Dilbert says, "Well, that would be?"

Amber says, "Hey, Bob. Meet us in the lobby."

Amber says, "Look at us! We're like the two Musketeers, plus Dilbert."

Dilbert says, "There were three musketeers."

Amber says, "I'm pretty sure there were two."

Amber says, "Wait... I just remembered I have a conference call at noon. You two go ahead without me."

Bob says, "We're like the one musketeer."

Dilbert says, "Just eat."

originally published on dilbert.com

Open source transcript

SCOTT ADAMS dilbert.com AMBER, WOULD YOU LIKE TO GO TO LUNCH WITH ME?

YES!!!

I'M IN!

enem DO YOU MIND IF WE BRING BOB?

I NEED TO TALK TO HIM ABOUT HIS PROJECT.

WELL, THAT WOULD BE...

HEY, BOB MEET US IN THE LOBBY.

JUNL LOOK AT US! WE'RE LIKE THE TWO MUSKETEERS, PLUS DILBERT.

THERE WERE THREE MUSKETEERS.

I'M PRETTY SURE THERE WERE TWO.

WAIT.

.. I JUST REMEMBERED I HAVE A CONFERENCE CALL AT NOON. YOU TWO GO AHEAD WITHOUT ME.

WERE LIKE THE ONE MUSKETEER.

JUST EAT.

collated from github.com/jvarn/dilbert-archive

AI Analysis

Title: "Meet the Musketeers"

Summary:

The comic strip features Dilbert and his coworker, Amber, discussing a project with Bob. Amber suggests bringing Bob to lunch, but Dilbert is hesitant. The conversation takes an unexpected turn when Dilbert and Amber encounter three people who resemble musketeers. Dilbert humorously refers to them as "the one musketeer" and jokes about eating them. The strip pokes fun at the idea of meeting people in a lobby and the absurdity of comparing individuals to historical figures like the musketeers.

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