Dilbert cartoon first published on Sunday 22nd April 2018

Dilbert//10599, first published eight years ago on Sunday 22nd April 2018

Tags

memory, demagoguery, social media, opinion, technology

Official transcript

Man: You said you hated this idea last week, but now you say you like it. How do you explain your flip-flopping? Dilbert: I always liked the idea. Nothing changed. Man: Hahaha! Nice try! You're back-pedaling because I busted you. Dilbert: Here is my email trail from the first moment the idea came up. As you can plainly see, I have liked the idea from the start. Any questions? Boss: Why is it so hard for you to admit you were wrong?

originally published on dilbert.com

Open source transcript

YOU SAID YOU HATED THIS IDEA LAST WEEK, BUT NOW YOU SAY YOU LIKE IT.

HOW DO YOU EXPLAIN YOUR FLIP-FLOPPING?

I ALWAYS LIKED THE IDEA. NOTHING CHANGED.

HAHAHA! NICE TRY! YOU'RE BACK PEDALING BECAUSE I BUSTED YOU.

HERE'S MY EMAIL TRAIL FROM THE FIRST MOMENT THE IDEA CAME UP.

AS YOU CAN PLAINLY SEE, I HAVE LIKED THE IDEA FROM THE START.

ANY QUESTIONS?

WHY IS IT SO HARD FOR YOU TO ADMIT YOU WERE WRONG?

collated from github.com/jvarn/dilbert-archive

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