2011-06-04
Original: 2011-06-04 on Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal
Transcript
Panel 1:
Balding man with a fringe of dark hair: "Ugh... my freakin' wife!"
Panel 2:
Balding man (seen in profile, foreground): "Women always expect you to read their minds!"
The other man, dark-skinned with round glasses and a salmon-colored shirt, listens.
Panel 3:
Man with glasses (foreground, back of head visible): "Have you told her it bothers you?"
Panel 4:
Balding man: "It'd mean more if she realized it without me saying."
Votey:
Balding man (looking dejected, in a black-bordered panel): "Communication is so unromantic."
Balding man with a fringe of dark hair: "Ugh... my freakin' wife!"
Panel 2:
Balding man (seen in profile, foreground): "Women always expect you to read their minds!"
The other man, dark-skinned with round glasses and a salmon-colored shirt, listens.
Panel 3:
Man with glasses (foreground, back of head visible): "Have you told her it bothers you?"
Panel 4:
Balding man: "It'd mean more if she realized it without me saying."
Votey:
Balding man (looking dejected, in a black-bordered panel): "Communication is so unromantic."
Alt text
A four-panel comic. A balding man with a fringe of dark hair complains to a friend (a dark-skinned man wearing round glasses and a salmon shirt). Panel 1, the balding man: "Ugh... my freakin' wife!" Panel 2: "Women always expect you to read their minds!" Panel 3, the friend asks: "Have you told her it bothers you?" Panel 4, the balding man replies: "It'd mean more if she realized it without me saying." Votey (a small black-bordered extra panel): the balding man, looking dejected, says "Communication is so unromantic." The joke: he wants his wife to read his mind, yet refuses to communicate because saying things out loud feels unromantic.
Transcribed by Claude Opus 4.8.