Dilbert cartoon first published on Wednesday 8th September 2010

Dilbert//7816, first published sixteen years ago on Wednesday 8th September 2010

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cleaning janitor crime scene overalls assistant excited squeegee brains

Official transcript

Dilbert says, "Ratbert, would you like to be my assistant in the crime scene cleaning profession?"

Ratbert says, "Me?!"

Ratbert says, "You had me at 'brains and squeegees.'"

Dilbert says, "I didn't say any of those words."

Ratbert says, "Would it kill you to say them now?"

Dilbert says, "If it does, you can clean me up."

originally published on dilbert.com

Open source transcript

RATBERT, WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE MY ASSISTANT IN THE CRIME SCENE CLEANING PROFESSION?

? !

YOU HAD ME AT "BRAINS AND SQUEEGEES." I DIDN'T SAY ANY OF THOSE WORDS.

WOULD IT KILL YOU TO SAY THEM NOW?

IF IT DOES, YOU CAN CLEAN ME UP.

collated from github.com/jvarn/dilbert-archive

AI Analysis

Comic Strip Title: "Ratbert's Job Interview"

Summary:

The comic strip features Ratbert, a rodent, applying for a job as an assistant in the crime scene cleaning profession. The interview process is humorous, with the interviewer asking Ratbert if he would like to be his assistant in the crime scene cleaning profession. Ratbert responds by saying he had him at "brains and squeegees." The interviewer is confused, but Ratbert clarifies that he didn't say any of those words. The interviewer then asks if it would kill Ratbert to say them now, to which Ratbert replies, "If it does, you can clean me up."

The comic strip pokes fun at the idea of a rodent working in a crime scene cleaning profession and the absurdity of the interview process. It showcases Ratbert's clever wordplay and the interviewer's confusion, making for an entertaining and humorous read.

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