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Dilbert cartoon first published on Friday 9th December 2022

Dilbert//12291, first published four years ago on Friday 9th December 2022

Hire A Famous Cartoonist


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WE NEED TO REGAIN CUSTOMER TRUST AFTER OUR EXPLODING PHONE FIASCO.

YOU NEED A CELEBRITY ENDORSEMENT. PEOPLE TRUST CELEBRITIES WITH THEIR LIFE-AND- DEATH DECISIONS.

MAYBE A FAMOUS CARTOONIST.

I DON'T SEE HOW THAT COULD GO WRONG.

CONTINUED...

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AI Analysis

Comic Strip Title: "Celebrity Endorsements"

Summary:

The comic strip features Dilbert, a character known for his sarcastic wit, sitting at a conference table with a group of people. The conversation revolves around the idea of needing a celebrity endorsement to regain customer trust after a phone fiasco.

  • Initial Statement: One person suggests that they need to regain customer trust after their exploding phone fiasco.
  • Celebrity Endorsement: Another person proposes that they need a celebrity endorsement to achieve this goal.
  • Criticism: Dilbert expresses skepticism, stating that people trust celebrities with their life-and-death decisions, implying that they may not be the best choice for a phone endorsement.
  • Alternative Solution: Dilbert suggests that maybe a famous cartoonist could be a better option, as they are not known for making life-or-death decisions.
  • Conclusion: The conversation ends with the realization that the group may have made a mistake in seeking a celebrity endorsement.

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