Working Daze by John Zakour and Scott Roberts for August 06, 2020

Gary Larson called, one of his cows has been rustled.

So why hasn’t Scott masked the cow? Are you still ruminating on that, Scott?

Wait until Rita steps in her first “meadow muffin”.

I want to se Rita trying to milk the cow.

It won’t even be up to her navel…Oops, wrong joke!

Straight from the teat to the cup won’t need to be pasteurized.

Does she want it pasteurised, cos pasteurised is best,She said Rita, I’ll be happy if it comes up to my chest

I figure tomorrow or so is when we find out her cow is actually a bull…

Milk fastest fluid on earth; usually before you can even see it, it is already pasteurized.

Inquiring minds want to know: Is it easier to draw the characters with, or without masks?

It’s nice to see that Rita has finally find a true friend ♡.

UDDERLY RIDICULOUS!

If she wants the fittest employees to survive, she could do away with masks at the work place!

Cow-rona virus, anyone?

Mrs. Jensen seems pleasantly surprised. Maybe SHE knows how to milk a cow! She’s about my mom’s age and my mom knows how. Therefore, every woman my mom’s age must know how to milk a cow. Right? LOL I am trying out my Rita logic.

I spent my summers drinking milk from the cow down the road from our summer home. And so far my list of allergies are nil. Fresh oatmeal for breakfast with double separated cream

I had a friend who had dairy cows and made his own cheese. He was required to sell the milk to the Milk Marketing Board then buy it back to make the cheese.

I wonder what the Old Lady will say when she will be into the perfume. Right now, she look puzzled.

If the milker practices good hygiene and the cow is healthy then pasteurization is not needed. Raw milk is good for you. Humans are the only species that makes a regular practice of drinking the milk of another species after the age of weaning. And why just cows and the occasional goat?

That’s not the cow they keep dropping on Verne is it! “Over The Hedge”

Rita was probably thinking about brown eggs.

Nice anatomy illustration on the cow.

Up to my tits will be fine.

No cow’s milk needs to be pasteurized!

Only when you take milk from thousands of cows and start shipping it all over the country does it need pasteurization.

Yeah – do that Rita – there will be a huge liability to the company serving raw milk to the employees.

I want to see Rita’s face when she learns that there’s a bull involved to get a lactating cow.

Isn’t it pasteurized when you leave the cows out of the barn overnight?