Doonesbury by Garry Trudeau for April 18, 2019

It’s chapter 1 in the training manual.

He can hire a driver.

It’s L.A… Is he suppose to be “Ponch” or John"? … ;-)

And it still holds true today.

Sid may have to park his manhood in his garage for a while.

105 on the Ventura. Was he in the slow lane? Come on. It’s not the 405 or anything.

Speed limit is 55. He’s going 105. What’s the fine for going 50 over the speed limit? He’s lucky he’s not doing time behind bars!

The 210 West at quitting time!105 will get your doors blown off!

If that’s ‘real manhood’ then he deserves to be neutered.

No, that’s not real manhood. REAL manhood has a faster bike than the CHP. ;-)

I like this particular strip for so many reasons. Manhood, elitism, and now I know what happened to the ticket.

East coasters can spot a California native when they start attaching the word ‘the’ to highways with numbers out here.

It’s not easy, waiting for B.D. to turn into ‘sort of’ a human being…

Or do what Hollywood types do: hire a limo.

Talk about drunk with power!

if you need a car to be a “man”, then you’ll never be one. unless by “man” you mean intolerable douche bag.

Re: Name of Los Angeles: From Wikipedia: On September 4, 1781, a group of forty-four settlers known as “Los Pobladores” founded the pueblo they called El Pueblo de Nuestra Señora la Reina de los Ángeles, ‘The Town of Our Lady the Queen of the Angels’. I’ve always assumed (though not sure if I’m right) that calling it “Fallen Angels” was a bit of fun because of what is perceived by many to be the decadent lifestyle there.

The Ferrari was Sid’s “Manhood”?

I didn’t think even a Ferrari was That Good.