Brewster Rockit by Tim Rickard for March 03, 2015

Squeeze bottles: $10.Beating up Brewster for spitting in the pitcher: Priceless.

Brewster probably heard: “You need a good Sales Pitcher” during his “project training session”…– I wouldn’t be surprised if “The Donald” and his “advisors” made a trip up here, to see how the project manager was doing on this week’s episode of “Celebrity Duh-prentice”….

With today’s patent system, you could patent the idea of selling food and beverage on the moon. You would corner the market.

Now that’s funny.

You know what they say: location, location, location

I was walking my bike up a steep hill on Mackinac Island one time, on a very hot and muggy day……Right at the top, a little girl had a Cool Aid stand…25 cents…and this was back in the eighties when a quarter was a quarter! I bet she’s rich today…..

Well, I guess inflation can occur even when there’s no air.

Varnes…. a couple of years ago some friends and I drove around town looking at Christmas lights…

In front of one house in a neighborhood that cooperates on setting up big displays, so there’s lots of foot traffic, some kids had set up a refreshment table.

Their sign said they were raising money to help pay the electric bill.Fair enough…But they wanted $2 for a tiny cup of hot chocolate or a previously popped bag of microwave popcorn.Talk about inflation!

From the rise in level behind Brewster in the second panel, it looks like he’s flooding the market.

And on the other side of the crater there’s a little girl who is a psychiatrist whose going rate is 5¢.

Sell Moon Pies.

The very definition of lunacy.

Don’t think two bits would cover the import taxes on the lemons and H2O . . . maybe sell chunks of blue cheese??☯

I read a couple of days ago that some are doubting there ever was a “big bang”.

Here’s what to do (thank you, MST3K): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bs2tHqjphlA(Agent X’s point is made about half-way through the video)

You manly stud

“Oxygen $5 a bottle” . . . makes more sense than those Oxygen lounge places the nouveau-riche go . . . .