When I was in junior high I would sometimes forget to bring a pen. You could buy one for 25 cents, but a friend would “rent” me one for 10 cents a day.
If Michael wants to take Gordon up on his $2.00 an hour rental offer, he should go home and get a watch and keep track of it himself. Surely at the age of 8 he’s learned how to tell time by now! Gordon may eventually grow up to be a good, decent, honest businessman . . . but that doesn’t mean that, at the age of 8, he’s already that honest and won’t try and scam $12 easy dollars out of his best friend if he can! After all . . . he’s still a kid!!!!!
Templo S.U.D. almost 12 years ago
Six hours. Don’t you DARE blow your money, Michael! Gordon’s scamming you!
arye uygur almost 12 years ago
And Gordon will end up owning a very successful gas station, but will lose his hair.
flagfly almost 12 years ago
Some friend.
chicken 33 almost 12 years ago
I’m thinking broken arm and emergency room.
psychlady almost 12 years ago
“A sucker is born every minute!”
lightenup Premium Member almost 12 years ago
Truuust me!!
neatslob Premium Member almost 12 years ago
When I was in junior high I would sometimes forget to bring a pen. You could buy one for 25 cents, but a friend would “rent” me one for 10 cents a day.
ossiningaling almost 12 years ago
Well, Gordon does turn out to be quite the business man.
summerdog86 almost 12 years ago
Anything with wheels on it brings out the sleazy salesmen.
hcr1985 almost 12 years ago
sounds like Gordon is on his way to coporate America!!!
JanLC almost 12 years ago
Yes, and his father abuses him, too.
tuslog64 almost 12 years ago
Maybe, after an hours rental, he will find that skating isn’t all that great after all.
burleigh2 almost 12 years ago
Why rent when you can buy? ;-)
coulterjc almost 12 years ago
ripping off good comic lesson
iced tea almost 12 years ago
Go back to work Michael and own your roller skates.
Gretchen's Mom almost 12 years ago
If Michael wants to take Gordon up on his $2.00 an hour rental offer, he should go home and get a watch and keep track of it himself. Surely at the age of 8 he’s learned how to tell time by now! Gordon may eventually grow up to be a good, decent, honest businessman . . . but that doesn’t mean that, at the age of 8, he’s already that honest and won’t try and scam $12 easy dollars out of his best friend if he can! After all . . . he’s still a kid!!!!!