Losing wallets, losing patience
The thing in today's strip that's annoying me is something that pops up in a lot of the strips: The bystander who has a look of shock/horror at the main action of the strip. When I'm stuck behind someone at the grocery store who's taking a long time, I don't have a look of shock on my face. My face probably mirrors the clerk's in this one--eye rolling. Meanwhile, most clerks in real life would be bored more than eye-rolly. If that makes sense.
And of course the wallet fell to the bottom. It's probably the heaviest thing in the purse.
And Al? Please stop with the cobwebs. She is obviously moving.
Labels: supermarket
3 Comments:
Well, it was sent in by a guy...
I'm perturbed by the freaky-ass spiders that inhabit the TDIET universe, which apparently can spin a large web in a matter of minutes or even seconds. One imagines that if she stands still any longer, she'll be fully cocooned and ready for the spiders to suck out her precious bodily fluids.
The person in line is probably shocked because "Rob Sopko" is dressed like that and has a purse.
Hey, check out the clerk's left hand. He's pressing the security button. Expect a team of goons to rush over to dispense a beatdown.
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