Dilbert cartoon first published on Saturday 11th November 2017
Dilbert//10437, first published nine years ago on Saturday 11th November 2017
Wally Presents To Board
Tags
stealth, invisibility, naked, surprise, hiding, camoflage
Official transcript
Boss: I want you to present your stealth clothing prototype to our board. Wally: Are you sure? Boss: Of course I'm sure. CEO: I thought we were trying to make the person invisible. Wally: Then why is it called stealth "clothing?"
originally published on dilbert.com
Open source transcript
I WANT YOU TO PRESENT YOUR STEALTH CLOTHING PROTOTYPE TO OUR BOARD.
ARE YOU SURE?
OF COURSE I'M SURE.
I THOUGHT WE WERE TRYING TO MAKE THE PERSON INVISIBLE.
THEN WHY IS IT CALLED STEALTH "CLOTHING"?
collated from github.com/jvarn/dilbert-archive
AI Analysis
Comic Strip Title: "Stealth Clothing"
Summary:
The comic strip revolves around a company's attempt to introduce "stealth clothing" to its board, with the goal of making employees invisible. The conversation unfolds as follows:
- A man presents his stealth clothing prototype to the board, stating, "I want you to present your stealth clothing prototype to our board."
- The board member responds with skepticism, asking, "Are you sure? Of course I'm sure."
- Another board member inquires, "I thought we were trying to make the person invisible. Then why is it called stealth 'clothing'?"
- The man replies, "Then why is it called stealth 'clothing'?"
- The conversation ends with the board member's confusion, as the man remains visible despite wearing the stealth clothing.
Key Themes:
- The comic strip explores the concept of invisibility and the challenges of achieving it.
- It highlights the absurdity of trying to make people invisible through clothing.
- The conversation between the characters reveals their skepticism and confusion regarding the stealth clothing prototype.
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