Over the Hedge by T Lewis and Michael Fry for May 15, 2021

George has become delusional.

The answer to my question from yesterday ;-)

Even in prehistory, Starbucks won’t go away.

I thought he’d go to the dino diner. ’Hi, Hon, give me a hug! Oh…

Lewis Black has a great routine about Starbucks being everywhere. It loses some without his delivery, but he relates he was walking down the street and saw and Starbucks and then he looked across the street and THERE WAS A STARBUCKS!

Every when.

This makes sense, actually. Every time I’ve tried to drink starbucks coffee it tastes like the beans were roasted a million years ago.

Never been in a BigBucks coffee joint, and have no desire to ever go in one.

Perhaps that terrible coffee is what gave T-Rex his name?

Not! They really are. Everywhere.

Coffee and Starbucks are not to be used in the same sentence in my opinion…

Everywhen?

Ha ha, good one, George

It is amazing the lines in the drive through – I had no practical sense of how much traffic went through those places.

“They really are everywhere.” They weren’t talking about Starbucks. They meant Smart Alecks.

Is that a Mesozoicbucks?