Working Daze by John Zakour and Scott Roberts for February 07, 2020

Well Sal, you can and you did.

You should do that at home,Sal. It’s easy to be caught at work like now.

Don’t turn around, Sal.

Oops!

Suddenly he felt the crack of the water bottle to the back of the head and when he awoke he was bound by rope, neatly sealed by brick into the closet, covered by dry wall and never seen again.

And tomorrow, the exciting conclusion of Sal the Frog!

Say goodbye Sal

The last famous words. But that was a great speech.

I did something similar. I was yelling at my boss. When I turned around, his boss (a female) was standing there. I said “And the same goes for you too, lady!” She just walked back to her office and shut the door. I never heard anything about it. The rest of the people in the office were either smiling, trying not laugh, or in shock.

I was heads down, working on a problem and muttering, someone walked by and said “You’re talking to yourself,” my reply “Its the only way I can have an intelligent conversation,” I turned around and it was my boss. He reply was “Please come with me.” I still worked there at the end of the day, but was missing some strips in a sensitive location.

The brick wall beckons, Sal.

You know, Scott, seeing Sal walled instead of Jay would be a nice change of pace. Of course, one does wonder if Dana would bother releasing him.

Practice is for the range (read: home), not the battlefield, but I don’t think Sal is prepared for the fight anyway

Does Rita look a little like a grown-up Lucy Van Pelt with those frown lines? I’m hearing Lucy say “I oughta slug you” to Snoopy, after he made fun of her at the play rehearsal.