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1. 

   Yukoner said, about 18 hours ago

   I’ll have to try that line sometime.

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   VistaBill said, about 18 hours ago

   We have one of those!

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   kjaneh said, about 18 hours ago

   Flo must be out - otherwise there is no way Andy would answer the door!

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   ♠Lonewolf♠ said, about 17 hours ago

   That was a good one Andy!

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   gulfcoastgrl said, about 14 hours ago

   Woo-Hoo! Way to go Andy!

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   dkram said, about 14 hours ago

   There is a sign I’ve heard of:
   “Every third salesman will be shot, the second one just left.”

   \\//_

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   Tanya said, about 11 hours ago

   I’ve got to remember that one! :D For once, I’m in agreement with Andy!

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   casper6307 said, about 11 hours ago

   SO GET’A STEPPING..FROM MY DAWG!!! ANDY!! JUST KEEP IT REAL

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   cleokaya said, about 10 hours ago

   It is best to be upfront and stop all chatter post haste.

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    Simon_Jester said, about 10 hours ago

    I call guys like that, ‘walking pop-up ads.’

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    Macushlalondra said, about 10 hours ago

    You have to feel sorry for someone like that though, why would he be selling stuff door to door if he could find a real job? Maybe he’s one of the millions out of work now and this is all he could find.

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    Susan001 said, about 10 hours ago

    Andy is pissed because his morning nap was interrupted.

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    Doctor Toon said, about 10 hours ago

    The best way to deal with door-to-door salesmen is to turn around and shout back into the house:
    “The volunteer for human sacrifice is here!”

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    Saucy1121 said, about 10 hours ago

    My cousin has a mat that says “Go Away!”

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    legaleagle48 said, about 9 hours ago

    Macushlalondra said, about 1 hour ago

    You have to feel sorry for someone like that though, why would he be selling stuff door to door if he could find a real job? Maybe he’s one of the millions out of work now and this is all he could find.

    THANK YOU! Exactly what would become of that poor chap if everyone reacted like Andy (and, apparently, like a number of people on this forum, as well)?

    Speaking as a telemarketer (which IS a “real job,” by the way), just because you’re not interested, that doesn’t give you the right to mock someone for trying to make a living in the only way that he or she may have available. Not all of us are lucky enough to hold steady, well-paying jobs that don’t have people hating us for trying to do them.

    And before anyone accuses me of being overly sensitive and making too big a deal out of a comic strip, I’d like to invite you to do my thankless job for a week and then see how you feel after you’ve had to deal with Andys (and worse) on a daily basis. I’m well aware that most of you are being tongue-in-cheek in your comments, but it still never ceases to amaze me how many of you, who I know would never really behave like Andy in real life, apparently think that it’s OK to be even ruder than he is to sales reps when they call or come to your door. So you DIDN’T invite us to call you (or come to your door) – I would still never treat any of you the way I get treated!

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    Vegas Viper said, about 9 hours ago

    Nothing wrong with Tele-marketing…. I owned a Tele-marketing room for 15 years. Some of my people made more than professional people. It also bought my Viper and much much more. All Legal. Fund raising for the Las Vegas fire department and the police department…

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    MovingtoMilford said, about 9 hours ago

    Andy, always the samaritan, did this guy a favor. Now he can get to his next stop quicker and not waste any time talking to Andy.
    If you were doing this job, would you rather have someone like Andy or someone who let you go on and on, without any intention of buying anything, because they felt sorry for you and didn’t want to be rude?

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    nighthawks said, about 9 hours ago

    ah, all that takes away from the fact that this is flat out hilarious- - - which is the intention

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    legaleagle48 said, about 8 hours ago

    MovingtoMilford said, 22 minutes ago

    If you were doing this job, would you rather have someone like Andy or someone who let you go on and on, without any intention of buying anything, because they felt sorry for you and didn’t want to be rude?

    Since I AM doing this job (albeit by phone rather than door-to-door), MovingtoMilford, I can honestly say that I’ll take the customer who lets me finish my sentences and says no politely at the end over someone like Andy any day.

    It comes down to a little thing called courtesy, and if I extend it to you over the phone, shouldn’t you be a grown-up and extend it back to me?

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    steverinohansen said, about 8 hours ago

    I’m with kjaneh and Susan; Flo must be out and Andy is pissed.

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    jtpozenel said, about 7 hours ago

    Andy’s reference to the “Welcome” mat reflects his own personal experience within the dwelling. The window salesman is being given fair warning of the kind of hypocrisy that he has had to deal with from the day that he took his marriage vows.

    If he knows what’s good for him, he will move on to the next house before Flo comes to the door and launches into another of her abusive tirades, not to mention the possibility of being physically assaulted.

    Andy could attest to such treatment, but Flo is likely within earshot and he knows to mince his words in such a situation, so as not be the victim of another vicious beating.

22. 

    MovingtoMilford said, about 6 hours ago

    Click-Dial tone…………………..

23. 

    benbrilling said, about 4 hours ago

    Well, MY favorite doormat says:

    “I CAN SEE YOUR UNDERWEAR.”

24. 

    Paul M. said, about 4 hours ago

    Wow… Andy’s door mat/ welcome mat could also read No Spin Zone… There is definite no spin here.
    This was Andy didn’y have to tell him not to let the door hit hin in A** on the way out!