Dilbert cartoon first published on Sunday 29th June 2014

Dilbert//9206, first published twelve years ago on Sunday 29th June 2014

Tags

computers & peripherals, cruelty, tech supprt, highly trained engineer, electrical engineer, most proabable, reinstalled software, rebooted, default, request

Official transcript

Dogbert: This is tech support. How may I help you? Dilbert: Before we start, I need to tell you that I'm a highly trained electrical engineer. I have already eliminated all of the most probable causes of my issue. I have reinstalled the software and I have rebooted several times. So please, if you have any respect for humanity, do not start this call by insisting that I reboot again. Can you do that? Can you not ask me to reboot as your first suggestion? Dogbert: Try rebooting. Dilbert: Gaaa!!! Dogbert: I kinds love my job.

originally published on dilbert.com

Open source transcript

THIS IS TECH SUPPORT. HOW MAY I HELP YOU?

BEFORE WE START, I NEED TO TELL YOU THAT IM A HIGHLY TRAINED ELECTRICAL ENGINEER.

I HAVE ALREADY ELIMINATED ALL OF THE MOST PROBABLE CAUSES OF MY ISSUE.

I HAVE REINSTALLED THE SOFTWARE AND I HAVE REBOOTED SEVERAL TIMES.

SO PLEASE, IF YOU HAVE ANY RESPECT FOR HUMANITY, DO NOT START THIS CALL BY INSISTING THAT I REBOOT AGAIN.

CAN YOU DO THAT?

CAN YOU NOT ASK ME TO REBOOT AS YOUR FIRST SUGGESTION?

TRY REBOOTING.

GAAA!!!

I KINDA LOVE MY JOB.

collated from github.com/jvarn/dilbert-archive

AI Analysis

The comic strip is titled "I Kinda Love My Job" by Scott Adams.

Summary

The comic strip features Dilbert, an engineer, who is frustrated with his job and the lack of respect he receives from his colleagues. He is constantly asked to reboot his computer, which he finds annoying. In the final panel, Dilbert is shown to be enjoying his job, despite the challenges he faces. The comic strip is a humorous take on the struggles of working in a technical field and the importance of finding joy in one's work.

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